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There are some places you recognise before anyone tells you where they are. The canals of Venice. The pyramids of Egypt. The New York skyline. The whitewashed villages of the Greek islands. The mountains of Switzerland. We have seen them in films, photographs and television programmes so many times that they can feel strangely familiar,
There are recording sessions that run like clockwork. The musicians arrive, the producer settles everyone down, the tape starts rolling and, with a bit of luck, everybody gets home at a reasonable hour. And then there are recording sessions involving Stevie Wonder. By the mid-1980s, Stevie Wonder was already one of the biggest names in
OFF THE RECORD — THE STORIES BEHIND THE MUSIC There’s the story everyone knows. And then there’s what happened off the record. A new series of short stories, opening up the archive, with unusual stories, candid moments and rarely seen footage featuring some of the biggest names in music. The first three tories take us
RODtv has introduced a new way to explore its growing collection of music, documentaries, archive programming and original productions without committing to an ongoing subscription. The new 90-Day Pass costs £12.99 as a single payment, giving viewers access to everything on RODtv for three months. There is no automatic renewal and no monthly subscription —
Close to the Edge of Reason arrives on 25th July There are concert films. There are rock documentaries. And then there’s Close to the Edge of Reason—a film that somehow manages to become both without really trying to be either. For more than three years, filmmaker Robert Garofalo found himself travelling through the wonderfully unpredictable
Twenty years ago, a single pursed lip from Miranda Priestly could reduce an assistant to tears. Today, it can still stop social media in its tracks. After years of rumours, wishful thinking and endless “what if?” conversations, The Devil Wears Prada 2 is officially returning, and Disney has confirmed that following its theatrical run, the
Last week, Clarkson’s Farm did something few streaming shows ever achieve. It got people talking about their health.Not the weather. Not politics. Not celebrity gossip. Not even farming. Health. The latest episodes of Amazon’s unlikely hit series revealed Jeremy Clarkson’s health scare, showing viewers a side of Britain’s most outspoken television personality that rarely makes
Everybody has a bucket list. It might not be written down. It might not be pinned to a vision board. It might not even exist beyond a few half-formed ideas floating around in the back of your mind. But it’s there. The places you’d love to visit. The adventures you’d like to experience. The skills
For seven gloriously outrageous performances, Big Dick Whittington did something few theatre productions manage these days: it became the hottest ticket in town. Now, after a sell-out run at The Tivoli Theatre, the curtain has fallen on what became the venue’s fastest-selling show, leaving behind a trail of laughter, applause, and probably a few complaints
Every streaming service has that one title buried so deep in its catalogue that finding it feels less like browsing and more like an archaeological dig. Netflix’s Mosul is one of those films. Released in 2020 and produced by the Russo Brothers—the same duo behind a small indie project called Avengers: Endgame—Mosul arrived with little