For longer than a decade we have admired the legend that is Jack Bauer (24’s season 8 finale was aired May 2010). The male protagonist has repeatedly wowed us as, single handed, he prevented major terrorist...
TV Q&A : Neil Jackson
Upstairs or Downstairs?
Downstairs, without a shadow of a doubt. No need for all those airs and graces.
What do you love and hate about living in LA?
I love the lifestyle, the weather, the Mexican...
Prepare for Mad Men!
But blending in with such an iconic era needs a little prepping. Here’s how to style yourself as a legitimate throw-back:
Dig out and fill up the vintage ice bucket ready for the first whisky...
Finding Love on TV / David Mitchell and Victoria Coren
Office romance, a much debated affair, is a common way for any of us to find our life partners (or not-for-life partners) and so why shouldn’t TV personalities also find love ‘on the job’?
Yesterday’s...
New TV Editor
Born into a literary family, my TV viewing as a child was heavily rationed. A request for a particular programme had to be lobbied hours or even days in advance and was only vetted if it was deemed to be of cultural...
Cast Offs Director Amanda Boyle
At a time when boundaries are being broken and the internet allows everyone to have their say there remains one last taboo - disability. But things are changing. Tomorrow Debenhams will unveil a window...
Chavs on TV
The target of countless outraged tabloid headlines and the curse of the working class, the chav was once the most vilified of social stereotypes, mistrusted and possibly misunderstood in equal measure....
The Rise of Sci-Fi on TV
Once upon a time in television land, science-fiction wasn’t too hot. Doctor Who had disappeared from our screens, consigned to that nostalgic area of our brains usually reserved for Bagpuss. Star Trek...
Childline has teamed up with Orbital's Paul Hartnoll to create a new advert , perfect for the 'i' generation.As any adult will tell you, appealing to troubled kids is no mean feat. It is all about attracting their attention and coming down to their level. Nowhere is this more important than when dealing with abused youngsters, many of whom are crying...