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items: Lucifer at 10: Tom Ellis breaks down beloved show's devoted fanbase, survival skills, and enduring legacy
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Lucifer at 10: Tom Ellis breaks down beloved show's devoted fanbase, survival skills, and enduring legacy
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date: 2026-01-29T14:57:09.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: Fantasy
subject: TV
subject: Interview
description: Speaking exclusively to RadioTimes for the show’s 10th anniversary, Tom Ellis opens up about the show’s survival instincts – and the role he almost played instead.
encoded: “Heeeeeeellllo…. Tell me, what is it you truly desire?” With a devilish grin and twinkle in his eye, the world was introduced to Lucifer back in January 2016. Missing the horns, fire and brimstone typically associated with the ruler of Hell, this devil came immaculately dressed in a razor-sharp suit, soundtracked to Cage the Elephant’s Ain’t No Rest For The Wicked, while speeding through Los Angeles in a slick, 1962 Chevrolet Corvette. In less than a minute, Tom Ellis, who plays the titular character, establishes this version of the Devil as fun and mischievous, with viewers in for a good time. 10 years on, Lucifer Morningstar has become the most defining character of Ellis’s career, and he holds it like a badge of honour, with the show’s apt enduring legacy becoming that of the power of a devoted fanbase, having a little faith, and resurrection. “I can't believe it,” he says. “I mean, it feels like it's been around forever, and at the same time, I can't believe it's only 10 years since we started. I remember the whole experience pretty vividly.” The Devil’s In The Details Speaking exclusively to RadioTimes.com, Ellis acknowledges Lucifer was an opportunity that almost passed him by. Before being cast, his heart’s desire was somewhere else entirely. “I’d read this Sarah Silverman pilot HBO was doing, and I was dead set: That's what I wanted to do,” he explains. “I remember they'd told me I was a bit young for it, but I was like, ‘just get me in a room with Sarah’. “I flew to New York, met Sarah, went through this whole audition process with her, had a great time… then I got a call later, saying she thinks you're too young for it.” “At the airport I had several scripts to look at for the next potential thing, and I pulled this script out with ‘Lucifer’ on the front,” he adds. “I thought, ‘Jesus, here we go, what's this load of old rubbish I'm about to open?’ “But by about the third page I'd laughed out loud several times, and was like, ‘Oh my God, I think this might …

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Girl Taken: Who stars in the Paramount Plus thriller?
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date: 2026-01-10T12:39:31.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: On demand
subject: Paramount Plus
description: A living nightmare takes hold in a small English town – where it seems you can trust no one. Meet the cast and characters of Paramount+’s latest twisted tale.
encoded: New Paramount Plus drama Girl Taken sees the abuse and manipulation wrought by a twisted psychopath forever change the fortunes of a local family. Based on Hollie Overton's novel Baby Doll, Girl Taken starts off in a small town, with popular teen Lily Riser goes missing on the eve of finishing school. Held captive by teacher Rick Hansen for a gruelling seven years, she is kept imprisoned mere minutes away from her twin sister Abby and mother Eve, both of whom are torn apart by her disappearance. But upon finally escaping, Lily's nightmare is far from over, with Mr Hansen – to most, a beloved member of the community – dead set on staying out of prison. Read on for the full cast of Girl Taken and the characters they play. Girl Taken cast The main cast list for Girl Taken is: Alfie Allen is Rick Hansen Jill Halfpenny is Eve Riser Tallulah Evans is Lily Riser Delphi Evans is Abby Riser Vikash Bhai is DS Tommy Shah Niamh Walsh is Zoe Hansen Levi Brown is Wes Bartlett Victoria Ekanoye is DS Rachel Brenton Here’s what you need to know about each character and who plays them. Alfie Allen plays Rick Hansen Who is Rick Hansen? Rick is the cool teacher at Lily and Abby’s school – and beloved by students and parents alike. Making himself an essential part of the local community, his perfectly curated mask slips when he’s revealed as Lily’s kidnapper. But Rick is a master manipulator who isn’t willing to go down quietly, so will stop at nothing to maintain his freedom. Who is Alfie Allen? Alfie Allen is a British actor who is best known for playing Theon Greyjoy in Game of Thrones. The role earned him an Emmy nomination in 2019. Since then, he has appeared in Jojo Rabbit, BBC’s Harlots, ITV’s White House Farm, BBC’S SAS: Rogue Heroes and, most recently, Sky’s Atomic. In 2022, he was nominated for a Tony Award for his role in Martin McDonagh’s Broadway play, Hangmen. Jill Halfpenny plays Eve Riser Who is Eve Riser? As Lily and Abby’s mother, Eve dealt with every parent’s worst ni…

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Girl Taken ending explained: Does Rick face justice for what happened to Lily?
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date: 2026-01-09T11:55:04.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: On demand
subject: Paramount Plus
description: Let's break it down.
encoded: **Warning: Contains spoilers for the final episode of Girl Taken.** This article contains discussion of child abduction and abuse that some may find upsetting. Forget the Alfie Allen you might have known from HBO's Game of Thrones, in Paramount's latest thriller Girl Taken, he plays the sinister Rick Hansen, a school teacher who kidnaps one of his pupils, sparking a manhunt in a quiet English town. The pupil, Lily Riser (Tallulah Evans) suffers nothing short of a five-year nightmare at the hands of Rick – and even getting home doesn’t stop the trauma. While Rick is quickly apprehended and taken to prison (even getting a much-needed beating from his fellow inmates), Lily was left to deal with the fallout of returning home. A lot changes in five years, and her family – who were once so tight – are hanging on by a thread. Her mother, Eve (Jill Halfpenny), is now an alcoholic, seeking comfort at the bottom of a bottle while finding solace in a new complex relationship with the main detective investigating the case, Tommy Shah (Vikash Bhai). She’s also fallen out with Lily’s twin sister, Abby (Delphi Evans) – who incidentally is now in a relationship with Lily’s ex, Wes (Levi Brown). As Lily returns home, she’s forced to grieve what she’s been through and the life that she’s missed out on, all whilst adjusting to her new family dynamic. Despite everything, Abby and Eve are both there for her, but stunted Lily is so traumatised by the horrors she faced at the hands of Rick in the cabin, she struggles to do anything but blame herself and try to relive being the 17-year-old she was before she was taken. With Rick facing court, things reach a head as the former ‘pillar of the community’ faces the stand. Here’s how everything played out. Girl Taken ending explained What happened to Rick as the net closed in? Rick is an evil person, but definitely resourceful. Before being captured, he burned down the cottage he held Lily in to destroy any evidence, and while in prison, he use…

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The Imposter ending explained: Who dies as the truth of Amanda’s lies are exposed?
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date: 2025-12-18T22:00:29.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: Channel 5
description: Let's break it down.
encoded: It could have been the perfect reunion – but after four episodes, a chancer pushing her luck, and a multi-million dollar business deal hanging over the O’Riley family’s head, things took a deadly turn as The Imposter went into the finale. We’ve known from the start that 'Amanda' (Kym Marsh) isn’t who she said she was (the clue was in the title), but no one, especially the O’Riley family, were prepared for the chaos that ensued once she arrived in their little corner of Melbourne. After a chance encounter in England, a receptionist/con-woman called Claire seized an opportunity presented to her by Simon O’Riley – head to Australia and pretend to be his mother's long-lost daughter. Simon and Claire’s plan is simple: divide the family, and conquer the family business for themselves, before selling it for millions. Their plan got off to a great start too, with Helen being so happy to reunite with the daughter she gave up for adoption that she never questioned her true identity. Simon’s other siblings, Kate and Ian, weren’t so impressed though, especially as the scheme saw them cast in a bad light, making them out to be gold diggers in the eyes of their usually iron-fisted mother. They were even made out to be overmedicating their mother to kill her off quicker. Soon, the pair’s husbands, Todd and Lee, were dragged into the mess too. With bodies piling up, secrets spilling out, and the real Amanda nowhere to be seen, things just kept getting messier. Here’s how the show reached its gripping conclusion. The Imposter Ending Explained Who is the real Amanda? Realising the 'Amanda' she knew was playing her, Kate began to do some digging of her own, reaching out to Bill – the real Amanda’s biological father. The initial hope is that Bill could tempt 'Amanda' away from her mum for a bit, allowing Kate time to heal their now fractured relationship. Instead, she triggers a dramatic chain of events. It turns out Bill had already been in contact with Amanda (the real one), and was …

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The Imposter cast: Who stars in the 5 thriller?
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date: 2025-12-18T19:30:42.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: Channel 5
description: Family can be a killer – especially when you don’t know who to trust. Meet the cast and characters of this gripping new Channel 5 drama.
encoded: A seaside hotel is at the centre of a bitter family battle in 5's The Imposter, as matriarch Helen clashes with her three grown-up children – Simon, Kate and Ian – over whether to sell. The siblings are ready to sign on the dotted line, but Helen won't budge, even as her health begins to fail. Then there's the secret she's kept for decades: an older child, Amanda, whom she gave up for adoption in the UK before the others were born. So when Amanda suddenly appears out of the blue, Helen embraces her, convinced she's the lifeline she’s been waiting for. Only… is Amanda really who she claims to be? With a fortune at stake and the hotel up for grabs, suspicion creeps in and loyalties fracture as the fight for control tips into betrayal and, ultimately, murder. "I just knew this was going to be fun to play," said Kym Marsh of her character, 'Amanda'. "There is so much depth to her. Clearly, bad things have happened in her life to make her the way that she is. What I really loved is that the script wasn't that typical moustache-twirling, Scooby-Doo-esque villain. She is much more complex than that." Dannii Minogue – who plays a woman also claiming to be the real Amanda ≠ described the episodes as "jam packed with clues to a sexy drama that is deadly," adding: "Get to know the characters, then get to know what they are up to!" So, who else joins Marsh and Minogue in this tale of murder and betrayal? Meet the cast of The Imposter and find out more about the characters they play… The Imposter cast Here’s the main cast list for The Imposter: Jackie Woodburne is Helen Kym Marsh is ‘Amanda’ Dannii Minogue is Amanda Don Hany is Simon Jane Harber is Kate Charlie Clausen is Todd Jackson Gallagher is Ian Kabir Singh is Lee Here’s what you need to know about each character and who plays them. Jackie Woodburne plays Helen Who is Helen?: Helen’s life is not how she once imagined it would be. Now in her late sixties, she’s married to Reg and has three adult children in Simon, Kate and …

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The Revenge Club ending explained: Who is the twisted killer among the group?
type: item
date: 2025-12-14T08:00:05.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: On demand
subject: Paramount Plus
description: What started off as harmless fun has turned deadly, but who’s behind it all?
encoded: The Revenge Club started out as a divorce support group – but Rachel, Emily, Mina, Calum, Steven and Tej channelled their grief into something far more fun when they decided to get their vengeance on the exes that wronged them. It wasn’t set to last though, and while deep-faking pictures of a wild night in Ibiza is fun enough, or even freaking out an ex-best friend as she moves into the home once shared with a cheating spouse, murder takes things to a whole new level. As romance blossomed between Emily and Calum, and friendships grew tighter, it seemed someone had only revenge on their mind – and it turned deadly. Soon the body count was well and truly growing. First to go was Jack – the emotionally and financially abusive 'entrepreneur bro' husband of Rachel (who, it turned out, hadn’t even officially left him). Found dead in his own pool after a wild party, with a deadly mix of ketamine, cocaine and alcohol in his system, Jack’s death seemed like an accident. That is, until Emily’s husband Dan is found dead at the bottom of his staircase with a major head wound shortly afterwards. Now with two bodies attached to this club, and police realising some of the divorce club were present at the party Dan died at, suspicions began to grow. But the wheels truly came off when Steven’s wife Sue is found dead after someone let loose a jar of wasps in her car, prompting a fatal allergic reaction. What a way to go. Read more: The Last of Us star features in moody first look at "unmissable, atmospheric" new thriller series Jill Halfpenny's "gripping" new psychological drama gets its release date confirmed with tense first look To top it off, Rita – who only joined the club to get close to its leader, Malcolm, after discovering he’s the son she gave up for adoption in the 80s – is left fighting for her life after being attacked at the rec centre the group meet at. With everyone left now a suspect and panic setting in, here’s who was behind it all, and what happened when they felt…

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The Revenge Club cast: Who stars in the Paramount Plus thriller?
type: item
date: 2025-12-12T08:00:36.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: On demand
subject: Paramount Plus
description: Revenge is a dish best served cold… or with a group of friends. Meet the characters ready to get their vengeance.
encoded: Sometimes when you’re going through something tough, you need some support – but this group takes things to the next level in The Revenge Club. Based on the novel The Othello Club by J.D. Pennington, The Revenge Club follows six lonely hearts who find solace in each other thanks to a divorce support group. But then they decide getting their own back could be the key to them truly moving on, and things quickly begin to escalate. All burned by their former relationships, the group are soon tackling petty pranks and schemes to make their ex pay, but it’s only a matter of time before it all goes terribly wrong. So who exactly are these hapless but lovable people ready to get even? Read more: Martin Compston talks new show The Revenge Club: "I think we've all got little revenge fantasies" Meet the cast of The Revenge Club and find out more about the characters they play… The Revenge Club cast Here’s the main cast list for The Revenge Club: Aimée-Ffion Edwards is Emily Martin Compston is Calum Meera Syal is Rita Sharon Rooney is Rachel Douglas Henshall is Steve Chaneil Kular is Tej Amit Shah is Malcolm Here’s what you need to know about each character and who plays them. Aimée-Ffion Edwards plays Emily Who is Emily?: Emily is a high-flying business woman who thought she had it all – until she was betrayed. Joining the divorce group for some support, she instead finds herself a new group of friends that help her rediscover her confidence, and even a little romance too. But as the team’s actions see major consequences, she needs to decide what her future looks like. Who is Aimée-Ffion Edwards? Aimée-Ffion Edwards is a Welsh actress who first appeared on screens as Sketch in Channel 4 drama, Skins. Since then, she has appeared as Esmé Shelby in Peaky Blinders, Sophie in The Detectorists, and Madlen in Keeping Faith. Currently, she can be seen as Shirley Dander in Apple TV+’s Slow Horses. Martin Compston plays Calum <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile…

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Stranger Things season 4 recap: What to remember ahead of season 5
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date: 2025-11-26T15:34:04.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: Sci-fi
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
description: The final instalment is almost here.
encoded: Stranger Things is entering its endgame – and there’s a lot of lore to remember before we enter the gang’s final fight against Vecna (Jamie Campbell Bower) in the Upside Down in season 5. The show has spanned almost a decade, and it's time for creators, the Duffer Brothers, to (hopefully) wrap this beast up in style. Speaking exclusively to RadioTimes.com, the show's creators, the Duffer Brothers, opened up about the show's ending, saying: "There's a sense of inevitability. When you're looking at shows that don't work, or the endings that don't work, it is when it feels like sometimes the shows are trying too hard to surprise fans or do something different. "So we want it to feel very much in line with the show and the endings for each of the characters to feel inevitable. That's what we're striving for." But, before we head into the endgame of season 5, here's everything you need to remember from season 4. Stranger Things season 4 recap: What happened ahead of the final season Across season 4, our gang is divided and the story is split into four main factions – 1979, California, Hawkins and Russia. The story of 1979, told through flashbacks, shows what happened during a massacre at Hawkins Lab, where Eleven was the only survivor. In present day (well, 1986), Joyce has moved a now powerless Eleven (El), Will and Jonathan to California for a life away from the supernatural goings on of Hawkins. However, when she gets word via a creepy Russian doll that Hopper is still alive, Joyce heads to Russia with Murray to retrieve him. In Hawkins, the gang have started to grow apart. Lucas is now a member of the basketball team with little time to hang out with Mike and Dustin, who have joined DnD-playing social group The Hellfire Club, led by metalhead drug dealer Eddie Munson. Max has split from Lucas and, after the death of brother Billy in season 3, has become introverted, spending her days with her headphones on and ignoring the world. At least Steve and Robin are still be…

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Riot Women locations: Where was Sally Wainwright's BBC drama filmed?
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date: 2025-10-15T12:05:05.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: TV
subject: BBC
description: Here’s where the new BBC drama is set – and how it has a connection to Happy Valley...
encoded: In the BBC’s new drama Riot Women, a local community becomes the centrepiece of a musical revolution, thanks to five women who form a punk rock band. Tired of living as “women of a certain age”, and driven by a bubbling mix of rage and disdain born from their simultaneously manic and mundane lives, the band becomes a life raft for everyone involved – giving them a renewed sense of self they haven’t felt in years. But not everyone is on board. Loved ones and fellow locals are divided, with some baffled and others firmly opposed to their new hobby – and their unexpected lifeline. "It's very personal for me, this," creator, writer and lead director Sally Wainwright told BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour. "It's a lot about what I was going through at what [actress] Tamsin [Greig] very eloquently called 'the middle squeeze'." She added: "It's just about midlife – menopause is just an aspect of that – and I wanted to find a way of writing about this part of your life in a way that was uplifting and engaging and interesting. "It's about women who find something very creative and very engaging to do together and how it changes their lives." Read more: Sally Wainwright's Riot Women is a gloriously feminist anthem Riot Women's Rosalie Craig on potential season 2: 'It definitely doesn't feel final' Wainwright echoed those thoughts in a first-person piece for Vogue. "The show celebrates women who deal with life's slings and arrows, and who’ve found a way to get through by writing and performing songs that leave you in no doubt about how they feel," she wrote. "Punk is rebellion. Anger. Taking the piss. That's what these women realise they can do, having started the band for a laugh to enter a local talent contest to raise money for charity – and through rehearsing an ABBA song badly, they start to find a voice." As is often the case with many of Wainwright's dramas, the setting plays a key role in establishing the feel and tone of the piece. Here’s everything you need to know about wh…

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Riot Women cast: Who stars in Sally Wainwright's BBC drama?
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date: 2025-10-15T11:35:49.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: BBC
description: Get ready to rock as this new punk rock group gets set to take on their little corner of the world with rage.
encoded: Sally Wainwright's latest work, Riot Women, revolves around five menopausal women who decide to form a punk rock band. "I had the idea for the series about 10 years ago," said the writer. "It was about finding a life-affirming way to talk about the menopause – and I've always wanted to write about a rock band, so it was just putting those two things together." At first, the Riot Women, as they call themselves, do it to take part in a local talent contest, but very quickly, they discover that "they have a lot more to shout about than they ever imagined". "It made me believe in the participation of the creative arts," Joanna Scanlan, who plays Beth, one of the Riot Women, told RadioTimes.com. "I know that sounds a bit highfalutin, but I just think: yes, be in a band. Yes, sing. Yes, write music. Yes, paint paintings. No matter how bad they are, it doesn't matter. Creative expression is a great antidote to a lot of modern ills, and I think that's one of the things Sally's saying here. She's saying just do it – not Nike, but in the punk spirit. "You don't have to be good, you just have to do it. And by doing it, you benefit as a person, and you're benefiting others because you're allowing them to hear you in your rawest sense of self. And then that makes a kind of togetherness with other people. "It's an antidote to loneliness. It's an antidote to isolation. And it's an antidote to feeling unheard or invisible." Rosalie Craig, who plays Kitty – a character with whom Beth shares a connection that is even more extraordinary than either of them realise when they first meet – also praised another uplifting aspect of the drama. "Somehow life seems to stop [for women], apparently, when you're 30 plus, and this is an example – and it was an example every day – that it absolutely doesn't. Also, that you still have so much to live for," she explained. "You've got so much to give life. "And picking up instruments for the first time, or starting a new friendship in your 60s – why …

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Riot Women soundtrack: Every song featured in Sally Wainwright's new drama
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date: 2025-10-12T05:01:04.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: BBC
description: This band know how to rock – and so does all the music that appears in the new series by Sally Wainwright
encoded: Riot Women may have a jam-packed cast and a gripping story — but music is the glue that holds it all together. Whether it’s rock classics or original songs created especially for the six episodes, it’ll be hard to deny your inner punk rocker wanting to mosh along. Here’s the complete guide to everything you need to know about the Riot Women soundtrack. Riot Women soundtrack Who created the original songs? While the series features some familiar beats, its new songs were created by ARXX — a rock-alternative duo from Brighton, consisting of musicians Hanni Pidduck and Clara Townsend — who were brought on board on the recommendation of rock journalist Amy Raphael. “We gave them some ideas for a song called Seeing Red and asked a few people to look at it,” said show creator Sally Wainwright. “ARXX came back with by far the best version. They put so much into it and really made it their own. It’s catchy and fabulous. “They wrote the music and lyrics, though we also contributed bits — for example, our police advisor, Lisa, came up with the first line: ‘I’m so depressed, I can’t get dressed.’ ARXX transformed it, bringing their fabulous energy to the track.” Ultimately, ARXX created three original songs for the show: Seeing Red, S**ting Pineapples*, and Just Like Your Mother. In the world of the show, these songs are credited to band members Kitty and Beth. What is the Riot Women theme song? While the series has its own brief intro, the recurring theme song throughout the show is Violet by Hole, covered by the band. The song appears at the end of every episode and tells the story of a woman being stripped of her feelings and autonomy in a toxic relationship. Its chorus repeats the words: “Go on, take everything.” The track’s name, Violet, is believed to be inspired by a violet sky, a symbol of self-discovery and new beginnings. Written by Courtney Love in 1991, Violet was partly inspired by her relationship with Billy Corgan, lead singer of the Smashing Pumpkins, though it…

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Taylor Swift albums in order – Taylor's Versions and first albums
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date: 2025-10-04T18:24:30.000Z
creator: Lidia Molina-Whyte
subject: audio
subject: Music
description: Take a deep dive into every era that turned Taylor Swift into a megastar.
encoded: The Life of a Showgirl is finally here! The highly-anticipated 12th studio album has arrived, with Swifties worldwide sharing their thoughts. The album, which features 12 tracks and a collaboration with Sabrina Carpenter, has been described by Swift as her "secret passion project". "This album is about what was going on behind the scenes in my inner-life during this tour, which was so exuberant and electric and vibrant," she said. "I’m so proud of it. And it comes from the most infectiously joyful, wild, dramatic place I was in in my life, so that effervescence has come through on this record. So as you said, bangers." Over the years, Taylor Swift has pivoted from a bright-eyed country singer to a global pop music superstar, breaking countless records and winning numerous awards, including 14 Grammys. Looking to revisit her previous albums? Read on for the singer's full discography in chronological order. Get Disney Plus from £4.99 per month Taylor Swift's full album list – including Taylor's Versions re-releases To date, Taylor Swift's albums are: Taylor Swift/Debut (2006) Fearless (2008) - Taylor's Version released in 2021 Speak Now (2010) - Taylor's Version released in 2023 Red (2012) - Taylor's Version released in 2021 1989 (2014) - Taylor's Version released in 2023 Reputation (2017) Lover (2019) Folklore (2020) Evermore (2020) Midnights (2022) The Tortured Poets Department (2024) The Life of a Showgirl (2025) Swift also released the following official live albums: Speak Now World Tour – Live (2011) Live from Clear Channel Stripped 2008 (2020) Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions, from the Disney+ Special (2020) Lover (Live from Paris) (2023) What are 'Taylor's Versions' of albums and why were they released? To date, Taylor Swift has created 11 studio albums – but has re-recorded and re-released four of them. These releases, known as "Taylor's Versions", were a direct response to a fight for creative rights and control of her songs from her old record label, …

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Coldwater location guide: Where was the ITV thriller filmed?
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date: 2025-09-28T11:35:11.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: ITVX
subject: On demand
description: Anxiety reins supreme as John explores masculinity and loyalty in this quaint Scottish town.
encoded: ITV's gripping new thriller, Coldwater, is set in an idyllic looking town but there is much more to it than meets the eye – something John (Andrew Lincoln) realises before it's all too late. The series follows John and wife Fiona (Indira Varma), who move to Coldwater from London, after a fresh start somewhere quiet and safe with their two children. While it seems they have hit the jackpot, John soon finds himself entangled in a series of horrific acts that he can't get himself out of. But the events are made all the more worse by the feel of the warm and inviting village and their friendly locals. With such an impressive backdrop and so much chaos, just where did all the action take place? Here's what you need to know about where Coldwater was filmed. Where was Coldwater filmed? All the major locations Thankfully, Coldwater is a fictional Scottish town, created just for the show. The location was therefore a composite of areas in and around Glasgow. Speaking of the decision to set the story there, Ireland explained: “I’ve always loved small towns in Scotland and I’ve always wanted to live in one but never had the chance to. “I love a lot of small towns in Northern Ireland so Coldwater is my little fantasy. You’ve got the beautiful Church, beautiful coffee shops… it's an idealised version of rural Scotland. “Everybody is friendly, and a little bit strange. Everyone knows your business and people don’t seem to judge you, but maybe they do. “My life bringing up a family in Scotland, I was trying to get away from writing about violence, tribalism and identity and all the issues in my other work, but I couldn’t escape it,” he added. Eve Myles, who plays John and Fiona's neighbour Rebecca, also discussed how the setting ties into Ireland's narrative (via The Mirror). "I think the lay of the land and the precinct is incredibly important to this because the character John runs away from the hustle and bustle of London and is running away from his problems only to land in th…

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The Rumour ending explained: Who is Sally McGowan revealed to be?
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date: 2025-09-18T21:01:28.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: Drama
subject: TV
description: It’s time for the truth to come out as 5's drama reaches its climax.
encoded: Ever since The Rumour's Joanna (Rachel Shenton) arrived in Flinstead, her world has been consumed by one major question: Who exactly is Sally McGowan? After reading on a website that McGowan – who at aged 10 killed five-year-old boy Robbie Harris – was now living under an assumed name in the town, Joanna has become obsessed with finding out the truth. Spreading the gossip to the ultimate rumour mill (the schoolyard mums), things quickly spiralled out of control – with murders, vandalism and kidnapping taking over. So, what is the truth? Here’s what you need to know as The Rumour comes to a dramatic end. The Rumour ending explained: Who was Sally McGowan? When the rumour began to spread, the first major suspect to be Sally McGowan was Sonia, Joanna’s stand-offish next door neighbour. Joanna fuelled this by sharing Sonia had a tattoo, and her last known address was a rehab. Things get so intense that Sonia’s shop is vandalised, prompting Sonia to viciously blame Joanna for spreading the rumour (though notably, not denying it). When a reporter breaks the news, a mob turns up at her door. However, suspicion on Sonia is stopped quickly when she’s found dead on Halloween by Alfie while trick or treating with his mates. While it’s initially believed to be a suicide, things spiral out of control when police confirm they’re treating it as a murder. But this does nothing but grow Joanna’s obsession with finding Sally’s identity, moving her focus to Kay, another woman in town, even cornering her with allegations – but she also isn’t Sally, and is almost killed as well. Even when Joanna’s faced with threatening messages, and being fired from her job, she continues to dig. Ex Michael (Samuel Anderson) and mum Bea (Joanne Whalley) try to stop her, but it falls on deaf ears. Next suspect is her mum’s partner, Liz (Ellie Haddington), after finding out about a prison painting that’s similar in style to her work as an artist. Believing the painting holds the answers, she tries to tra…

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Coldwater ending explained: What happens to John and Tommy?
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date: 2025-09-16T09:55:32.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: Drama
subject: TV
description: An exhilarating finale leaves the door open for a continuation... **CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR COLDWATER**
encoded: **Warning: Major spoilers for Coldwater ahead.** Andrew Lincoln’s John had no idea what he was letting himself in for when he decided to move his family from London to the quiet Scottish town of Coldwater – but it’s pretty safe to say he grew to regret it. Within days of arriving, he was suddenly covering up a murder with the help of his new friend and next door neighbour Tommy (Ewen Bremner). Whacking the violent Angus Gillespie over the head with a brick when he attacked him in the woods, John believed he'd killed him – and Tommy was fine to let him believe that. But as tension between the two men continues to reach a boiling point, it’s only a matter of time before secrets, truth and violence bubbles over in spectacular fashion. Here’s how the Coldwater ending plays out – and how it sets the stage for a potential second season. Coldwater ending explained – Was John able to expose Tommy? John’s biggest problem with Tommy is not what he knows, it’s getting others to believe him. After all, who would believe the new guy when he says a beloved member of the community – a bible study leader with a pastor wife in Rebecca (Eve Myles), no less – is actually a serial killer who had been evading justice for years? It doesn’t help that Rebecca, who is all-too-aware and even encouraging of husband Tommy’s extra-curricular killer pursuits, has started planting the idea that John is behind the murders in the town in resident’s heads, using the local gossip mill to make him sound like a psychopath who fled London because he beat up a woman. But John gets a lifeline when Tommy’s adopted adult daughter Moira-Jane shows him and wife Fiona (Indira Varma) evidence – a box of trophies including those he’s killed since knowing John. Among the items is a cross chain Angus wore, a ring worn by Angus’s father, Nathan, and even the collar of poor cat Harlequin, who Tommy strangled and left as a warning to John on his bins. Realising this means he didn’t kill Angus as initially thought, Jo…

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Coldwater review: Andrew Lincoln-led psychological thriller will make you choke
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date: 2025-09-14T21:00:04.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: ITVX
subject: On demand
description: Is the new ITV drama worth the watch?
encoded: It’s hard to imagine a character that elicits such a pathetic feeling more than Andrew Lincoln’s John after the first episode of Coldwater. A socially anxious and withdrawn father-of-two, he seems to attract bad men into his orbit like a magnet. While he wants to keep his head down, stay out of trouble and muddle through life while his successful wife Fiona (Indira Varma) brings home the bacon. Life has a different plan though, with other men seemingly smelling the weakness in him, and making it their mission to make his life miserable. When John’s fight or flight response is triggered in a park, he runs for it, leaving a poor woman – and his own child, for that matter – in his dust as he belts it down the road. While he does later return to retrieve his daughter, the shock of the whole thing sparks him to keep running… all the way to rural Scotland. With his family moving to the quaint and quiet village of Coldwater, it feels like a fresh start. Bible-bashing neighbours Tommy (Ewen Bremner) and Rebecca (Eve Myles) welcome them into their home and the community. While his sex life with Fiona has still hit a road block, it’s a start. But then he runs into a local yob in an off-licence, and it all goes wrong again. No escaping the bad guys for John – they’re everywhere. When said local yob, Angus, later turns violent with John during a run-in on a late-night jog, a chain of events leaves Angus dead, John a shrivelling wreck, and new best mate Tommy his guardian angel. At least, that’s what he thinks. Turns out his scariest bad guy comes with a wide grin, a woollen jumper, and a more-than-slight obsession with serial killers. The incident triggers something in both Tommy and John alike, and soon the pair are in a battle of wits for control over the other. As Tommy, Ewan Bremner is deliciously creepy – played perfectly as the women around him pick up on it immediately, but with enough subtlety that men dismiss it as “just what he’s like”. On the flip side, Andrew Lincol…

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Coldwater's Indira Varma on dangerous masculinity of thriller's leading men
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date: 2025-09-13T10:24:05.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: News
description: The Obi-Wan Kenobi alum teases what lies ahead in the new psychological thriller, co-starring Andrew Lincoln and Ewen Bremner.
encoded: Coldwater star Indira Varma has teased the twisted tale that lies ahead in ITV’s new psychological thriller. The Game of Thrones actress stars in the series as Fiona, the long-standing wife of leading man, John (Andrew Lincoln). As the breadwinner of the house with a successful writing career, Fiona uproots her life in London when John witnesses a horrific attack in a park – and decides to move the family, completed by two daughters, for a fresh start in the village of Coldwater, rural Scotland. Turns out it’s just the start of their terror, as their next door neighbours Tommy (Ewan Bremner) and wife Fiona (Eve Myles) are harbouring dark secrets behind their position as pillars of the community. Speaking to RadioTimes.com about the battle that ensues, Varma teased: "John is completely beguiled by this charismatic man who he thinks represents true manhood, you know, which is what he's kind of clawing his way back to. "Fiona, she gets a nose for it, and she sniffs [Tommy] out immediately, and I think when you've got a really good friendship or relationship, and one of you likes one person and the other one doesn't trust them, that creates a really difficult dynamic." As a stay-at-home dad, John is already feeling at a bit of a loss when the story begins – with his marriage loving, but struggling with Fiona. "I think this is a theme that David looks at, which is masculinity in today's society, and the idea of the wife, Fiona, in this case, being the successful breadwinner," she explained. "It’s sort of slightly emasculating for John, them having two young kids and being a slightly reluctant stay-at-home dad in a very still predominantly female world." While John is immediately taken with Tommy – a bible study leader and ‘Alpha Male’ type with a penchant for true crime stories – Fiona is not so keen, sensing something dark in him that leaves her uneasy. The feeling quickly becomes mutual as the twisted story unfolds. "I think the relationship between Tommy and Fiona is,…

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The Rumour cast: Full guide to actors in 5's twisted new drama
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date: 2025-09-10T08:49:35.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: Drama
subject: TV
description: Gossip can be dangerous in this new thriller – meet the women whose smalltalk changes everything.
encoded: In the fictional world of Flinstead, gossip can be a real killer as The Rumour kicks off on 5. For mum Joanna (Rachel Shenton), who has just moved to the area, overhearing a rumour about a killer in the town seems just what she needs to get into the playground mum-clique. But instead it opens up a can of worms that could tear the entire town apart. As paranoia and suspicion takes over, things take a sinister turn, and soon it's hard to know who around her she can trust. But all roads lead back to the mums and what they think they know. Want to meet them? Read on for your guide to the cast of The Rumour and the characters they play in this twisted tale. The Rumour cast: Who plays who in the 5 drama? Here’s the main cast list for The Rumour – read on for more detailed profiles on each character and the actor playing them, including where you might have seen them before. Rachel Shenton as Joanna Joanne Whalley as Bea Emily Atack as Debbie Samuel Anderson as Michael Ellie Haddington as Liz Carryl Thomas as Fatima Lucy Speed as Rachel Rachel Shenton plays Joanna Who is Joanna? Joanna is a loving mum who moves from London to Flinstead with her young son, Alfie, in the hopes of a new life. An anxious person by nature, she has a tendency to overthink things. But her attempts to bond with her fellow school mums result in her spreading a rumour that triggers a dangerous spiral. Who is Rachel Shenton? Rachel Shenton is an English actress, writer and Oscar-winning director. She first rose to prominence as Mitzeee Minniver on Channel 4’s Hollyoaks between 2010 and 2013. After leaving the soap, she appeared in acclaimed TV dramas including Switched at Birth, White Gold and For Her Sins. She won her Academy award for best short film in 2018, having created The Silent Child, a movie that tells the story of a six-year-old who learns to use sign language. Shenton can currently be seen on screen as Helen Alderson in the 5 reboot of period drama All Creatures Great and Small, and has b…

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Wednesday season 2 ending explained: Every death, twist, and reveal broken down
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date: 2025-09-09T16:19:54.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: Fantasy
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
description: In this world of vengeance and woe, can Wednesday save Nevermore once again?
encoded: ***Warning: Major spoilers ahead for Wednesday season 2*** Wednesday season 2 has come to a chaotic ending on Netflix, raising a host of questions that even Wednesday Addams (Jenna Ortega) and her physic powers can't answer and introducing new mysteries for season 3. The second part of the new season picked up right where we left off, with Hyde Tyler (Hunter Doohan) on the loose, a killer zombie in town, and Wednesday in the hospital and more determined than ever to uncover the truth behind the LOIS experiments, Nevermore's various mysteries, and the fate of her Aunt Ophelia. Worst of all, the dead Principal Weems (Gwendoline Christie) is back in her life as her new spirit guide – and still as acidic as ever. Wondering how the series came to a close? Here’s how Wednesday season 2 part 2 ended – and what it means for the future. Did Wednesday save Enid? Yes and no. The prophetic vision Wednesday had of Enid’s death was successfully stopped – thanks to a delightfully wicked body swap trick courtesy of Rosaline Rotwood (Lady Gaga). Living in each other’s shoes for a day allowed them to appreciate the pressure each was under, with Wednesday discovering Enid is not only a werewolf, but an Alpha – which history dictates could mean she ends up alone, and stuck in wolf form forever. <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2025/08/WEDNESDAY205Unit00882RC-8b98423.jpg" width="3600" height="2400" alt="Noah B. Taylor as Bruno, Emma Myers as Enid, Joy Sunday as Bianca, Oliver Watson as Kent, Georgie Farmer as Ajax in Wednesday season 2" title="Noah B. Taylor as Bruno, Emma Myers as Enid, Joy Sunday as Bianca, Oliver Watson as Kent, Georgie Farmer as Ajax in Wednesday season 2" /> Ms Capri (Billie Piper) tries to help Enid control her powers, but when Wednesday is later in trouble, Enid changes to gain the strength to save her. Now stuck, she fled Nevermore to be alone and to ensure she doesn’t hurt anyone. What happened to Principal Dort in Wednesday …

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Wednesday season 2 star reveals Tyler’s future – and explains why he was saved
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date: 2025-09-08T10:09:41.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: Fantasy
subject: TV
subject: Exclusive
subject: News
subject: Video
description: With our favourite Hyde’s future uncertain, here’s what actor Hunter Doohan hopes will come of him in season 3…
encoded: ***Warning: Spoilers for Wednesday season 2 part 2 ahead*** Wednesday star Hunter Doohan has opened up on what lies ahead for Tyler in season 3 after Wednesday (Jenna Ortega) decided to let him go.. In the season 2 finale, Tyler was tricked by his mother Francoise (Frances O’Connor) into a dangerous procedure by his uncle Isaac (Owen Painter) that would rid him of his Hyde powers – with Pugsley (Isaac Ordonez) a sacrifice in the electrifying operation. When Wednesday came to save her brother, she saw the opportunity to finally kill Tyler, who had been tormenting her friends and promising to kill her – but instead, she cuts him loose with a swing of an axe, telling him simply: "I missed." Speaking exclusively to RadioTimes.com, Hunter explained its emblematic of the relationship Tyler and Wednesday have – which started with a ‘will they/won’t they’ romance back in season 1 before developing into a rivalry. “Their dynamic throughout the whole show, and the fact that, when it comes to it, instead of killing him and kind of ending it all she frees him, they actually help each other out,” he said. “You know, she's freeing him of his Masters again, and he's helping in that moment with her [by fighting Francoise].” “Jenna came up with that last line, which was so cool to witness her kind of improving and coming up with that,” he added. “She ​​came in with so many great ideas. It was really incredible to watch.” Unfortunately for Tyler, his freedom comes with a catch. According to the lore of the show, Hydes cannot survive without a master commanding him – and now his master Francoise is dead, he’s living on borrowed time. But he’s given a lifeline when Isadora Capri (Billie Piper) tells him about a pack of Hydes that live together and, as a united force, have no need for a master to survive, and the pair were last seen heading off to a mystery location together to track the pack down. Speaking about what this means for season 3, Hunter said: “I want Tyler to find… I mean, …

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Wednesday stars explain Enid and Agnes dynamic and tease future after season finale
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date: 2025-09-07T07:00:57.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: Fantasy
subject: TV
subject: Exclusive
subject: News
description: From a bitter rivalry came a surprise friendship – but what lies ahead for Enid and Agnes going forward? **CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR WEDNESDAY SEASON 2**
encoded: **Warning: Spoilers for Wednesday Season 2 Part 2 ahead** In Netflix’s Wednesday, our leading lady was always fiercely supported by her werewolf best friend, Enid (Emma Myers). So naturally, she got pretty territorial in season 2 when Wednesday’s stalker was revealed to be Agnes (Evie Templeton), a young student at the school who was obsessed with making Wednesday her best friend. Rude and cruel to each other, the pair were quick to pick fights in an attempt to become Wednesday’s favourite right hand woman – but when the Teen of Woe is in trouble, Enid and Agnes prove to be a formidable force, working together and learning to be better versions of themselves in the process. By the end of the season, they were stealing the show with a dance routine to Lady Gaga’s Dead Dance, providing the perfect distraction to take down Principal Dort (Steve Buscemi) and save Nevermore. Speaking exclusively to RadioTimes.com, Myers and Templeton shared their relief at finally being able to develop a friendship on screen – and how they hope it continues in the future. “I loved that we could be friends. I know, finally! Because Enid just argues with everybody. She's just always arguing with somebody,” said Myers. “I'm so glad that by the end of it, we're not at each other's throats, and we can be genuine friends.” “I was a huge fan of the first season, so to get to go from being a fan to getting to be a part of the show that you love was amazing,” added Templeton. “And I'd really love to see how their trio dynamic progresses with Enid and Wednesday and Agnes. “I think that would be really cool to see how their friendship develops.” It didn’t take long for Agnes to make an impression on Wednesday and Enid in season 2 – becoming a helpful right hand woman when it came to gathering intel on those Wednesday suspected were up to no good thanks to her invisibility powers. It didn’t sit well with Enid, who had worked hard to crack the unshakeable Wednesday, fearing her position as her best f…

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Wednesday's Emma Myers reveals hopes for Billie Piper reunion in season 3
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date: 2025-09-05T11:00:42.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: Fantasy
subject: TV
subject: Exclusive
subject: News
subject: Video
description: This werewolf pairing became a key development in season 2… but what lies ahead for this student/teacher combo?
encoded: ***Warning: Spoilers for Wednesday Season 2 Part 2 ahead*** Emma Myers has heaped praise on co-star Billie Piper after joining forces with her during Wednesday season 2. British actor Billie joined the spooky-and-kooky Netflix series as Nevermore’s mysterious new music teacher and werewolf, Ms Isadora Capri. While she initially seemed to take an interest in Wednesday (Jenna Ortega) thanks to her cellist skills, Capri quickly turned her attention to Enid (Emma Myers), when she discovered the colourful werewolf student may actually be an Alpha. Keen to help her get her abilities in check, Capri became a mentor to Enid – with actress Emma said she loved working alongside the Doctor Who icon on their scenes. Speaking exclusively to RadioTimes.com, Emma said: “She's amazing. What a woman! So sweet.” “She's really good at scolding you as a teacher, to the point where, when we were filming and she was getting mad at me, I was like, 'I'm sorry!'” she laughed. “She's so lovely, and I hope I get to do more with her next season, because she's such a treat to work with. And what a great character, a very interesting character!” While Capri became a source of support for Enid, it seems there is more up the teacher’s sleeve than meets the eye, with her particular interest in transforming students being revealed in the final moments of season 2 After Hyde-morphing Tyler (Hunter Doohan) escaped the grips of his family, who wanted to get rid of his powers, Capri tracked him down and offered him a chance to join a pack of Hydes – revealing her father was one. In the final scenes, she was seen driving him to an unknown location. As for Enid, she also fled the area after going against Capri’s guidance and transforming into a werewolf in a bid to save Wednesday, leaving her stuck in her werewolf form. But naturally, Wednesday won’t let her friend end up alone without a fight – and recruiting Uncle Fester (Fred Armisen), she zoomed off on a road trip to track her bestie down and bring he…

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Dexter: Resurrection ending explained: Who dies as net closes in on the serial killer?
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date: 2025-09-05T10:11:05.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: On demand
subject: Paramount Plus
description: No one is safe as the first season of this reboot reaches its breathtaking conclusion. **CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR DEXTER: RESURRECTION**
encoded: **Warning: Major spoilers for Dexter: Resurrection.** Dexter Morgan’s return to centre stage ended in suitably bloody form – with more than one body hitting the slab of our favourite serial killer in the Dexter: Resurrection finale. But things got to a rough start, with Dexter in a bad way. After Angel Batista (David Zayas) died at the hands of Leon Prater (Peter Dinklage), Dexter found himself locked in the billionaire’s twisted basement, alongside Prater's collection of true crime trophies. With Harrison in danger, the New York Ripper case still stumping the detectives, and suspicions growing around Dexter himself, there was a lot to wrap up as the show sped towards its ending. With season 2 already confirmed, here’s how things played out, and sets the stage for what's to come Dexter: Resurrection ending explained – do Dexter and Harrison survive? Short answer: Of course they do! But it’s not for a lack of trying. After shooting Angel, Prater is ecstatic, but henchman Charley (Uma Thurman) warns that he’s treading a dangerous path. Deciding to keep Dexter locked in the vault, they conclude it will take him up to three days to die there if they left him. As Dexter covers Angel in a sheet, he hallucinates a visit from his dead brother, Brian Moser – aka the Ice Truck Killer from back in season 1 of the original series. Brian goads him for Angel’s death, telling him it’s what happens when you pretend to be someone you’re not. But Prater’s not as organised as he thinks, and Dexter gets a lifeline when Angel’s phone rings. While he doesn’t answer the phone to old pal Quinn, he is able to access the phone and calls Harrison for help. Calling in an offer from a friend, Harrison takes a catering job at the gala that evening. As he waits, Dexter finds a file cabinet filled with folders of serial killers in hopes it could hold the key to the door code. He discovers today is the same date Cooper Morris, another serial killer, murdered Prater’s parents. Harrison video calls D…

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Reading Festival 2025 set times: Full list of each stage's schedule
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date: 2025-08-22T06:00:28.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: audio
subject: Music
description: Here's when and where you can find your favourite acts across the weekend.
encoded: Reading Festival has finally arrived, and there are hundreds of acts for you to make your way through as you head to Richfield Avenue this weekend. Ahead of the main event, the party fully starts on Thursday evening, with DJs performing on the Chevron and Festival Republic stages to ease you into the weekend ahead. If you're attending Reading, you'll also get a bonus stage that twin festival Leeds doesn't – with The Smirnoff Stage giving you even more choice. We understand it's hard to try and make sure you catch everyone you love, though, and that's where we come in with the full line-up set times so you can schedule exactly where you need to be and when. Here's everything you need to know about where to find your favourite acts this weekend. Friday 22nd August Main Stage 12pm: Red Rum Club 12.50pm: Alessi Rose 1.45pm: The Royston Club 2.45pm: Bloc Party 4.10pm: Wallows 5.20pm: The Kooks 7.10pm: Chappell Roan 9.40pm: Hozier Chevron Stage 12.25pm: Good Health Good Wealth 1pm: Charlotte Plank 1.50pm: Badger 2.45pm: Nemzzz 3.50pm: Still Woozy 4.55pm: Soft Play 6.10pm: Rudim3ntal 8.40pm: AJ Tracey 11.30pm: C100 1am: Badger 2am: DJ Battle Festival Republic Stage 1pm: Any Young Mechanic 1.50pm: Glixen 2.40pm: Jasmine.4.T 3.30pm: Been Stellar 4.20pm: Sofia Isella 5.10pm: Snayx 6pm: The Linda Lindas 7.40pm: Heartworms 8.30pm: Mannequin P***y 9.35pm: High Vis 10.40pm: The Chats 12am: Pop Never Dies 1.30am: Fuzz Club BBC Introducing 12pm: Girl Group 12.55pm: Enna 1.50pm: Charles 2.45pm: Phoebe Green 4.35pm: Artio 5.30pm: Overpass 6.25pm: Jack Dean 7.20pm: Ashley Singh 8.15pm: Chanel Yates Smirnoff Stage 1.15pm: DJBE 2.45pm: SOFA 4.15pm: Stresshead 5.45pm: Champion 7.15pm: Lu.Re 8.45pm: Annabel Stop It Saturday 23rd August Main Stage 12pm: VOILÁ 12.50pm: Lambrini Girls 1.45pm: South Arcade 2.45pm: Good Neighbours 3.55pm: Royal Otis 5.10pm: Conan Gray 6.30pm: Enter Shikari 7.55pm: Limp Bizkit 9.50pm: Bring Me the Horizon Chevron Stage 12pm: James and the Cold Gun 12.45pm: Blan…

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Leeds Festival 2025 set times: Full list of each stage's schedule
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date: 2025-08-21T06:00:55.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: audio
subject: Music
description: Here's where you can find your favourite artists across the weekend long festival in Leeds.
encoded: Leeds Festival has arrived, and the team behind the three-day event are making sure it's jam-packed of must-watch sets. From Chappell Roan to Bring Me the Horizon, there is truly something for everyone this weekend, no matter what your musical tastes are. If you want to start the party early, DJs will be performing across four stages on Thursday night to ease you in to what promises to be one hell of a weekend. As the final big festival of this year's season (which has proven to be one of the biggest years of live music ever), we know you want to make it count – so we have the full set times and schedule for each day right here. So now you can organise yourself accordingly and make sure you catch everyone you want to while you're there. Here's when and where you can find everyone. Leeds Festival 2025 Stages and Set Times Friday 22nd August Main Stage 12.20pm: Demae 1.10pm: Songer 2pm: Waterparks 2.55pm: Sea Girls 3.30pm: Suki Waterhouse 5pm: Amyl & the Sniffers 6.15pm: Trippie Redd 7.35pm: D-Block Europe 9.20pm: Travis Scott Chevron Stage 12pm: Lyvia 1.30pm: Late Night Drive Home 2.20pm: Del Water Gap 3.15pm: Leigh-Anne 4.25pm: Girl’s Don’t Sync 5.35pm: Lancey Foux 6.45pm: DJ EZ 8.10pm: Sammy Virji 11pm: BL3SS 12.30am: Millie Cotton 1.45am: DJ Battle Festival Republic Stage 12pm: Aviva 12.45pm: Bartees Strange 1.35pm: Balu Brigada 2.25pm: Nell Mescal 3.15pm: Skye Newman 4.05pm: Antony Smierzek 5.05pm: Luvcat 5.55pm: Matilda Mann 6.45pm: Good Kid 7.40pm: Nieve Ella 8.40pm: The Dare Saturday 23rd August <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2025/04/How-much-will-Chappell-Roan-tickets-be-in-Edinburgh-9954c47.png" width="620" height="413" alt="Chappell Roan stands on stage on a pink fairground horse, surrounded by dancers under a pink and purple hue. She is in a bodice and high waisted short shorts in a metallic-looking material. She has long wave hair and is standing with one arm on her hip and the other stretched out, gesturing to the cr…

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Reading and Leeds Festival 2025 line-up: Full list of acts and days
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date: 2025-08-21T06:00:13.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: audio
subject: Music
description: Here's everything you need to know about the August Bank Holiday festival.
encoded: All good things must come to an end, and as the UK's festival season winds down for the year, Reading and Leeds Festivals are making sure that it wraps up in absolute style. Held across the August Bank Holiday (22nd to 24th August), the twin festivals are held in Reading's Richfield Avenue and Leeds' Bramham Park, with the exact same line-up performing on different days across the weekend. So, whether you're based up north or down south in the UK, you have easy access to some of the best performers from the world right now. With Hozier, Bring Me the Horizon and Travis Scott headlining across the weekend, the three-day event promises something for everyone. Here's everything you need to know about who's performing and when Who's playing Reading: Friday 22nd/Leeds: Saturday 23rd? <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2025/07/GettyImages-2224568129-549bf9e.jpg" width="3000" height="2143" alt="Hozier performs on stage, playing guitar and singing into a microphone, which is on a stand. He is wearing a black jacket and shirt with the top buttons undone, and has long hair. He is looking off. to the right of the picture as he sings." title="2025 Festival d'été de Québec" /> Main Stage Red Rum Club Alessi Rose The Royston Club Bloc Party Wallows The Kooks Chappell Roan Hozier Chevron Stage Good Health Good Wealth Charlotte Plank Badger Nemzzz Still Woozy Soft Play Rudim3ntal AJ Tracey C100 Badger DJ Battle Festival Republic Stage Any Young Mechanic Glixen Jasmine.4.T Been Stellar Sofia Isella Snayx The Linda Lindas Heartworms Mannequin P***y High Vis The Chats Pop Never Dies Fuzz Club BBC Introducing Chanel Yates Ashley Singh Jack Dean Overpass Artio Phoebe Green Charles Enna Girl Group Who's playing Reading: Saturday 23rd/Leeds: Sunday 24th? Main Stage VOILÁ Lambrini Girls South Arcade Good Neighbours Royel Otis Conan Gray Enter Shikari Limp Bizkit Bring Me the Horizon Chevron Stage James and the Cold Gun Blanco Issey Cross Pozer Example Pale …

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What happened in Wednesday season 1? Full recap ahead of season 2
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date: 2025-08-04T09:20:11.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: Fantasy
subject: TV
subject: Netflix
description: As a new year begins at Nevermore Academy, here's what's happened in Wednesday's mysterious and spooky world so far…
encoded: The twisted daughter of The Addams Family is growing up fast, and Wednesday is learning there’s more to her macabre leanings than initially meets the eye. During season 1 of the Netflix series, Wednesday discovers she’s an outcast with powers ready to make themselves known. It’s later revealed she has psychic abilities, including prophetic visions and abilities to communicate with the dead. Oh, and she’s connected to a powerful white witch dating back to the 1600s Pilgrim era. No biggie. All of this becomes both a blessing and a curse for Wednesday as she arrives at Nevermore Academy, a boarding school for outcasts near Jericho, Vermont, in season 1. When a killer starts striking "normies" in the creepy woods surrounding the school, budding detective Wednesday is quickly on the case, which grows more sinister when she realises the killer somehow has a connection to her. So, with ancestral prophecies, a rogue monster, and a string of mysteries that tie her to her destiny, Nevermore life is anything but boring. As we prepare to return for Wednesday season 2, here’s everything you need to remember from the first season: from key players to the mystery that brings everything together. Wednesday season 1 recap: What happened to the Addams Family in Netflix series? Who are the key players in Wednesday’s life? Wednesday (Jenna Ortega) likes to think of herself as a lone wolf, but that’s not strictly true. First off, there’s her family: Mum Morticia (Catherine Zeta-Jones), dad Gomez (Luiz Guzmán), little brother Pugsley (Isaac Ordonez), and her literal right-hand man, Thing (provided by Victor Dorobantu). Thing in particular is a major help for Wednesday, often doing the heavy work in her investigations as he can go undetected. At Nevermore, Principal Larissa Weems (Gwendoline Christie) takes an immediate disliking to Wednesday, in part due to her past rivalry with Morticia going back to their time at school together. Regardless, she does try to look out for her, personally…

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All Points East line-up: Full list of confirmed acts
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date: 2025-07-31T16:08:40.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: audio
subject: Music
description: Here's everyone you can expect to see across the two-weekend event.
encoded: All Points East is back and ready for a party, with the two-weekend-strong event promising to bring a real song and dance to east London. Running across the 15th and 16th August and then 22nd to 24th August at London's Victoria Park, the five nights of music promise to bring every genre together for an event you'll never forget. With doors opening from 2pm every day, All Points East is not just a gig, it's a full-day event for ticketholders, who can bask in what's left of the summer sun with dance anthems and catchy tracks. This year's headliners are Cleo Sol, Chase and Status, Barry Can't Swim, Raye and The Maccabees – with each day's line-up filled with acts suitably fitted to the top-billed stars. Here's who will be performing at All Points East across the weekend. Can I still get tickets to All Points East 2025? Yes! All Points East tickets are still available via Ticketmaster – with availability ranging dependant on the day. Unlike other festivals, you cannot purchase tickets for the whole event, so you'll have to go by each day. You can purchase tickets via Ticketmaster. Who is performing at All Points East 2025? Friday 15th August Cleo Sol Chronixx SAULT Gotts Street Park Joe Kay Jords b2b Karen Nyame KG Kirk Franklin Ms Dynamite Nao Sasha Keable Saturday 16th August Chase and Status Overmono Sammy Virji Nia Archives Dimension Jyoty B2B Ahadadream Joy Orbison w/SP:MC Shy FX Friday 22nd August Barry Can't Swim Confidence Man Marlon Hoffstadt presents Daddycation Orbital Shygirl Saturday 23rd August Raye Tyla Doechii JADE Jyoty Nao Montell Fish Cat Burns Eliza Rose Sienna Spiro Chloe Qisha Nia Smith Sunday 24th August The Maccabees Bombay Bicycle Club CMAT Black Country New Road Dry Cleaning The Cribs Everything Everything Check out more of our Entertainment coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.

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BBC Radio 2 hits listeners low after big changes – but one rival soars
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date: 2025-07-31T15:23:55.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: audio
subject: BBC Radio 2
subject: Music
subject: News
description: The station has made some big changes to its line-up over the past year.
encoded: BBC Radio 2 has dropped to its lowest recorded ratings in 22 years, new figures show. According to ratings released by Radio Joint Audience Research (Rajar), the long-running station has lost more than a million listeners within the last financial quarter. Despite 12.6 million still tuning in, the quarter period – which spanned 31st March to 22nd June 2025 – is still the lowest the station has drawn since 2003. The major drop coincides with the loss of Zoe Ball from the Breakfast show, which she left after six years in December 2024. She was replaced by former Radio 1 favourite Scott Mills, and was later announced to be taking over the Saturday afternoon slot instead. In contrast, while numbers have dwindled for Radio 2, a rival station has been enjoying a boom – which seems fitting considering the channel name. Boom Radio, which is aimed at the "boomer" generation of ages 55+, launched in 2021 and has achieved record highs for the station to date. Airing from the homes of the DJs, Boom Radio has proven to be a formidable rival for the attention of the older demographic – with former BBC DJs including David Hamilton and Simon Bates joining their ranks. The station now has 711,000 weekly listeners, up a massive 14 per cent compared to last year’s numbers. Bauer Media’s music stations Hits Radio and Greatest Hits Radio are also seeing improvements, reaching a combined 12.9 mllion. While numbers for BBC Radio 2 may be down, it still holds the title for the most listened to shows in the UK – with Vernon Kay’s weekday show raking in 6.6 million people. Scott Mills’s Breakfast show, which airs weekdays from 6:30am, is not far behind, with 6.2 million people listening. But Heart Radio, according to owner Global, has 415,000 more listeners than BBC Radio 2. On the announcement of the figures, the BBC said in a statement: "Radio 2 firmly remains the UK’s most listened to single radio station with an audience of 12.6 million listeners each week." Check out more of our Enterta…

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Oasis 2025 Live '25 tour set list: Full list of songs played and support acts
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date: 2025-07-31T09:25:00.000Z
creator: Tilly Pearce
subject: audio
subject: Music
description: The Gallaghers are back after 16 years away, and here's what they're playing.
encoded: Oasis are officially back and will be taking over the summer with their highly anticipated Live '25 tour. Launching their reunion at Cardiff's Principality Stadium on 4th July, the band are now well into the 41-date international tour that will be spanning the rest of the summer. And even though it's been 16 years since they last appeared on stage, Liam and Noel Gallagher have proven they still know how to keep a crowd gripped – with their set list full of anthems being compared to a once-in-a-lifetime experience by those that have gone (not that we're jealous at all). So, with 2 million fans set to be captivated this summer, here's everything you need to know about the set list – and what you can expect to see them play. Search for Oasis tickets on Ticketmaster What is Oasis' set list for their Live '25 UK dates? Set lists, as always, are subject to change. This can be to bring fresh elements to the show, add surprise additions to the set, or to release new music. While we've not heard anything about new songs from the Gallaghers, sadly, both Noel and Liam have gone on to form new bands, each with their own material, and there's always a chance they can incorporate tracks from these bands into the set over time. However, when it comes to Oasis, it seems they don't meddle too much with their performance, with the set list at Wembley on 26th July perfectly matching how they launched the tour at the Cardiff Principality Stadium gig on 4th July. Currently, the set list stands as: F***ing in the Bushes (Intro) Acquiesce Morning Glory Some Might Say Bring It on Down Cigarettes & Alcohol Fade Away Supersonic Roll with It Talk Tonight Half the World Away Little by Little D'You Know What I Mean? Stand by Me Cast No Shadow Slide Away Whatever Live Forever Rock 'n' Roll Star Encore: The Masterplan Don't Look Back in Anger Wonderwall Champagne Supernova Where are Oasis playing on their Live '25 tour? The current remaining UK dates for Oasis in 2025 are: 2nd August: Wembley Sta…

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