YouTube star Patricia Bright: ‘I pick my life over being an influencer’
The beauty and lifestyle guru is now hosting a Hillary Clinton-produced talkshow. She talks about her rise to online fame, keeping her private life private, and her fear of going broke
TV tonight: uncovering historical abuse at Britain’s football clubs
A three-part series speaks to the survivors trying to get justice. Plus: an Oscar-shortlisted Storyville documentary. Here’s what to watch this evening
Hammer House of Horror: the twisted suburban tales that inspired Mark Gatiss and more
Its bloody instalments turned provincial towns into places where fear was never far away. 40 years on, it remains one of the creepiest, strangest shows ever shown on British TV
Super satire: will The Boys usher in an age of self-aware heroes?
Caped crusaders have been sorely missing this year, with the delay of Black Widow and Wonder Woman 1984, so much rests on the second run of Amazon’s contrarian comic-book series
Streaming services are not the only platforms seeing an uplift in lockdown, as everything from talent shows to ambitious dramas garner record-breaking viewing figures
Murder in paradise: how the British authorities failed Delroy Walker
A radio documentary track’s one man’s attempt to find justice for his brother’s death in Jamaica – only to have the UK high commission stand in his way
Lockdown TV: Which show would you like to rewatch with us?
As the coronavirus pandemic stops us from enjoying our favourites with our friends and family, come watch a classic from the BBC, ITV or Channel 4 with us
From Judge Chrissy Teigen to Idris Elba’s Top Gear: 10 bizarre shows to watch on Quibi
Offering bite-sized shows with a mega budget, the US streaming provider could be a huge hit. At the very least, as its launch slate shows, it’s nothing if not eclectic
Good for you, Monica Lewinsky, for finally taking control of your story
Jean Hannah Edelstein
For too long the media narrative of her affair with Bill Clinton excluded her. Now she’s righting that wrong, says journalist and author Jean Hannah Edelstein
TV tonight: unravelling the story of a British woman who went to fight Isis
One family’s quest to understand their daughter’s decision to fight in Syria. Plus, the H is for Hawk author, Helen Macdonald, takes us on a poetic journey along the Tay river. Here’s what to watch
Rob Lowe, bobby on the beat? The US A-listers who ended up on British TV
The West Wing star has a new role as a hard-bitten Miami cop decamping to Lincolnshire, in ITV drama Wild Bill. But he’s not the first American to make the unlikely transatlantic move
