If Netflix is stumbling will Wall Street renew or cancel?
It disrupted the market and has more than 200m subscribers. But with slower growth, some say Netflix must change its game
Sean Penn says Ukraine ‘is going to win this thing’
Actor makes series of TV appearances to boost support in the US for Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskiy and the country’s effort to repel Russia
Government’s choice for Ofcom chair says he does not use social media
Michael Grade also praises anti-lockdown campaigner Laurence Fox in appearance before MPs
Women’s rights activists dismayed by Met refusal to investigate Noel Clarke
Campaigners frustrated as actor avoids criminal probe into allegations of groping, harassment and bullying
Government picks Tory peer Michael Grade to chair Ofcom
Choice of veteran broadcasting executive appears to bring chaotic recruitment saga to an end
Will Ofcom’s decision to ban RT stop Kremlin message reaching UK audiences?
Analysis: Social media ban will do more to stop state-backed channel – and Putin may curb BBC in response
Into the metaverse: my plan to level up Britain – with the 3D internet and a Blackpool ‘queercoaster’
From a dome celebrating smog-free Sheffield to a rollercoaster ride through Blackpool’s LGBTQ+ past, presenter and historian David Olusoga reveals how cutting edge tech can show us a new Britain
Acute skills shortage threatens British film studios’ production boom
In a golden era for the industry, schedules are being hit by unprecedented demand for experienced crew
BBC cryptocurrency documentary pulled from air at last minute
Programme about ‘self-made crypto-millionaire’ dropped amid questions over central claims
UK film and TV industry bounces back from Covid with record £5.6bn spend
Annual investment doubles as production industry races to replenish libraries depleted by the pandemic
The joy of Jackass is not only its stunts, but the gang’s enduring friendship
The release of the franchise’s fourth film is reason to celebrate two decades of daredevilry that never fails to make me smile, says Hannah Strong, digital editor at Little White Lies
Glasgow becomes Gotham for Batgirl as Scottish film industry booms
Culture minister says country is at a ‘critical mass of screen production’ that will keep jobs in Scotland
‘Why don’t Jews play Jews?’ – David Baddiel on the row over Helen Mirren as Golda Meir
Maureen Lipman sparked fury by suggesting the ex Israeli PM should not be played by Mirren. But, says David Baddiel, why shouldn’t ‘authentic casting’ apply to all minorities? And where is the outcry over Bojack Horseman?
Danny Dyer to leave EastEnders after nine years, BBC confirms
Queen Vic landlord will leave Walford after signing a reported six-figure deal with Sky
Golden Globes 2022 will have no stars, red carpet or TV show
Diversity and ethics scandals leave the ceremony without a network broadcaster, or famous faces to broadcast, after a film industry boycott