Arts & Entertainment

VIEWERS have been left confused by a festive Christopher Nolan advert for M&S involving multiple quantum Santas in reversed timelines.

FIFTEEN ago, a new Renaissance came to British television. An advert so incredible it single-handedly revived Christmas. But now? The John Lewis ads have lost it.

DESPITE last night's events, there's noticeably less fervour surrounding The Celebrity Traitors than when it started. Dare anyone suggest it's just another slightly silly reality TV show? Here's why it might be.

IT’S fair enough when actors lie about being chased by a Terminator or whatever, but not so much when they lie about the not-made-up world. Here are six of their most common porkies.

BRITAIN needs a new Bond, and rather than young Americans we should look to homegrown performers usually seen on ITV1 on Sunday evenings. Who are you backing?

FOLLOWING the huge success of The Celebrity Traitors the BBC is planning to produce a spin-off of Strictly Come Dancing with celebrities.

GB News is launching its own radio station to win round those few Britons not already devoted to its TV channel. Here’s a sneak preview.

SHARLEEN Spiteri chose not to go on The Celebrity Traitors, it turns out. But this reminder of Texas raises a wider question: should you listen to Scottish music? Let’s look at the nation’s top songs.

THE entire of Liverpool is to become a 43-square mile Beatles museum, the city has announced.