Category: TV

She is Lulu, sophisticated, intelligent and an agent of chaos, a dancer who delights all those who lay eyes upon her, a wide-eyed innocent who provokes desire in

The mud fields of Passchendaele in western Belgium in late 1917, three years into the Great War, and twenty-three-year-old Private Arthur James Hamp, a former bootmaker from Islington

A theft has occurred at the air force base in Shenyang, the skull of China’s largest dinosaur fossil missing and a matter of the highest importance with national

The darkened skies outside shaded the colour of smog, a sickly green pallor which permeates every corner of the building, the walls inside are stained nicotine brown, the

A prolific actor, stuntman, writer and director whose life offscreen was often as colourful as the films he was involved with, sued by the Shaw Brothers for breach

A researcher for the New York Historical Society, Doctor Norman Boyle has been asked to continue the work of his colleague Doctor Eric Peterson who murdered his mistress

A lonely house shrouded by the fog of the English Channel, despite the many empty rooms across the floors it is occupied only by three people, Grace Stewart

The spring of 1942, the third year of the Second World War and following the attack on Pearl Harbour the United States has joined the conflict, offering support

If there is a phrase to explain the enduring reputation of Valley Girl, a low-budget teen comedy released in early 1983 which pulled in fifty times its budget

It is perhaps emblematic of the international cross-pollination which gave rise to director Alberto De Martino’s 1976 police thriller that it is known under so many titles, Una