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Back in 2004, Christopher Smith made his feature writing and directing debut with the horror film Creep, which starred Franka Potente as a young woman who discovers a hideously deformed cannibal living in the London Underground. A few weeks ago, we learned that Smith is set to direct a reboot of his film – and since another horror franchise has taken over the name Creep, this reboot is called The Creep. Now, Deadline reports that the Shudder streaming service has acquired the North American distribution rights to the film, which will be released sometime in 2026.

Production on The Creep is scheduled to take place in the UK this fall. Jasmine Jobson (Top Boy), Andy Nyman (Wicked) and rapper Aitch have signed on to star in the film, which will (as expected) be set in London’s shadowy underground. The story follows a struggling artist (Jobson) forced to return to her criminal drug-running past.

A lot of horror fans are skeptical of remakes and that’s entirely understandable. There were a lot of cynical rehashes that went into production in the ‘00s when the remake boom was in full swing. We’re still seeing that trend continue, but it seems we’ve achieved a greater balance of late. Yes, many of the titles getting greenlit today are based on an IP in one way or another, but a lot of these reimaginings within the genre space are showing a level of creativity many argue is absent from past remakes like The Omen or A Nightmare on Elm Street. An upcoming reimagining that has me somewhat hopeful is Christopher Smith’s reinterpretation of his 2004 horror film Creep. The impending reboot is called The Creep.

Although the picture has yet to go before cameras, Shudder has already scooped up the North American distribution rights

Principal photography...

Over twenty years after the release of 2004’s subterranean horror film Creep, director Christopher Smith is headed back underground for a remake of his own movie. It’s titled The Creep, and Deadline reports this morning that Shudder has picked up the film for U.S. release.

Jasmine Jobson (Top Boy) stars in Christopher Smith’s remake as Chloe, a struggling artist forced to return to her criminal past. Deadline details, “Andy Nyman (Wicked) is Dave, a captive who is well-versed in Creep’s nefarious behaviour. UK rapper Aitch also joins the cast in his acting debut as Natter G, a famous rapper with a sharp wit and natural survival instincts.”

Deadline further details, “Set in London’s iconic shadowy underground, the malevolent figure of Creep unleashes fresh terror on unsuspecting tube passengers and Londoners.”

Filming kicks off this Fall with a planned 2026 release.

Franka Potente starred in Smith’s...

Exclusive: Shudder has acquired North American rights to The Creep reboot from HanWay.

The film is set for a 2026 release. True Brit Entertainment will release in the UK and Ireland. HanWay Films is handling worldwide sales.

The Creep is a reboot of the 2004 cult horror flick Creep from original director Christopher Smith. The reboot stars Jasmine Jobson (Top Boy) and UK rapper Aitch. The deal was brokered by Emily Gotto for Shudder and HanWay Film’s Gabrielle Stewart.

Principal photography begins this autumn with director Christopher Smith (Severance) reuniting with Academy Award-nominated Cinematographer Danny Cohen (The Kings Speech), Production Designer John Frankish (Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again). Also from the original film, Julie Baines (Triangle) and Jason Newmark (Triangle) re-join as producers for Dan Films and Newscope Films. Jonathan Taylor (Something in the Water) will also join as Producer for Dan Films and Laurie Cook (Consecration) for Newscope.

The...

True Brit Entertainment has picked up U.K. and Irish rights to The Creep, director Christopher Smith’s reimagining of his 2004 horror cult classic.

Top Boy’s Jasmine Jobson, Wicked actor Andy Nyman, and U.K. rapper Aitch, in his acting debut, co-star in the Gen Z Creep update.

The original film follows a woman (Run Lola Run star Franke Potente) locked in the London Underground overnight. She later finds herself being stalked by a hideously deformed killer living in the sewers below.

In the new film, Jobson plays Chloe, a struggling artist and former drug mule who gets pulled into doing one final job: Running drugs across London for an old contact, the elusive Mads. Carrying a holdall of narcotics and an envelope of cash, Chloe boards the last train on the London Underground, only to find herself trapped in a nightmare. A masked killer slaughters her fellow passengers in a blood-soaked frenzy,...

The UK’s film sales agents are heading into Cannes in a mood of steely determination, tryingtheir best to not let US President Donald Trump’s threats of 100% tariffs on all films imported from “foreign lands” dampen their spirits.Largely because ,at time of writing, no one quite understands what it all could mean.

“I don’t have a clue, and I’m not sure if anyone has a clue, what it means,” says David Garrett, CEO of Mister Smith Entertainment. “Is he going to put tariffs on independent films? Will it be a tariff on the minimum guarantee? The budget?...

Back in 2004, Christopher Smith made his feature writing and directing debut with the horror film Creep, which starred Franka Potente as a young woman who discovers a hideously deformed cannibal living in the London Underground. Now, Screen Daily reports that Smith is set to direct a reboot of his film – and since another horror franchise has taken over the name Creep, this reboot is called The Creep.

Production on The Creep is scheduled to take place in the UK this fall. Jasmine Jobson (Top Boy), Andy Nyman (Wicked) and rapper Aitch have signed on to star in the film, which will (as expected) be set in London’s shadowy underground. The story follows a struggling artist (Jobson) forced to return to her criminal drug-running past. Andy Nyman plays a captive well-versed in Creep’s nefarious behavior, while award-winning rapper Aitch plays Natter G, a famous drill rapper with natural survival instincts.

Aitch is set to star in the 'Creep' re-imagining.The 25-year-old rap star will make his acting debut alongside Jasmine Jobson in 'The Creep', a re-imagining of the 2004 cult horror movie, Screen Daily reports.'Creep' filmmaker Christopher Smith, who is returning to direct the new project, said: "Ever since I finished 'Creep' and released it to the world, I’ve wanted to return to that story."I’ve always felt there was unfinished business. While I’ve always loved the purity of what I achieved in my first film with Franka Potente and Sean Harris, I know there’s a scarier, more evolved film still inside me. "'Creep' resonates deeply with people. No matter what I’ve done since, it’s always 'Creep' that people know me by - and want to talk about."'Creep' told the story of a...

Christopher Smith is set to write and direct The Creep, a reboot of his 2004 subterranean horror film Creep, Screen Daily reports.

Set in London’s shadowy underground, Jasmine Jobson (“Top Boy”) stars as struggling artist forced to return to her criminal drug-running past. Andy Nyman (Wicked) co-stars as a captive well-versed in Creep’s nefarious behavior, and British rapper Aitch makes his acting debut as a famous drill rapper with natural survival instincts.

Production is set to begin this fall in the UK. In addition to Smith, Creep cinematographer Danny Cohen and production designer John Frankish are also returning.

Original producers Julie Baines and Jason Newmark also back for Dan Films and Newscope Films, respectively, joined by Jonathan Taylor for Dan Films and Laurie Cook for Newscope.

The Creep was developed with funding from HanWay Films’ newly created fund dedicated to supporting late-stage development. Peter Watson and Gabrielle Stewart will executive produce.

Exclusive: HanWay Films is launching sales at Cannes on The Creep, a re-imagining of 2004 cult horror classic Creep, with cast including Top Boy and Bird star Jasmine Jobson and UK rapper Aitch, in his acting debut.

Creep filmmaker Christopher Smith returns as director, with producers of the original film Julie Baines and Jason Newmark also back for the UK’s Dan Films and Newscope Films, respectively. Jonathan Taylor joins as producer for Dan Films and Laurie Cook for Newscope. Creepcinematographer Danny Cohen and production designer John Frankish are also returning.

Production is set to begin in the UK in autumn.

Stephen Graham and Malachi Kirby are gearing up for battle in the gripping trailer for A Thousand Blows, a bare-knuckle boxing drama set to premiere on Disney+ and Hulu. The show, launching on February 21, plunges us into the gritty world of 1880s East London, where everyone has to learn how to fight, no matter where they come from.

Graham’s character, Sugar Goodson, sets the tone with his ominous words: ‘You learn to fight.’ The story follows Hezekiah Moscow, played by Malachi Kirby, and Alec Munroe, portrayed by Francis Lovehall.

These two best friends from Jamaica find themselves thrown into the dangerous arena of illegal boxing. Hezekiah soon catches the attention of Mary Carr, known as the Queen of the Forty Elephants and played by Erin Doherty. She aims to use Hezekiah’s skills for her own criminal gain.

Meanwhile, Sugar Goodson, the self-proclaimed emperor of the East End boxing scene,...

Since the Golden Age of film Noir, gangster movies have given audiences some of the best films of all time, from Francis Ford Coppola's Godfather films to Martin Scorsese's Goodfellas. While American Mafia stories often dominate the gangster sub-genre, some of the best stories have come from the United Kingdom, with director Guy Ritchie delivering some of the most acclaimed. As great as his movies are, Ritchie is far from the only British filmmaker to shed light on the nation's organized crime.

Although British gangster stories aren't always as glamorous as American crime sagas, they bring a unique grit and often times dark humor to the genre. Ranging from iconic films from the '60s and '70s to modern cult classics, the UK continues to release some of the best crime movies around, particularly owing to the nation's use of black comedy and famous stars. Guy Ritchie...

Fans started shipping Andrew Garfield and Amelia Dimoldenberg ever since their interaction during the 2023 Golden Globes went viral. However, the Spider-Man fans later found out that Garfield was dating Dr. Kate Tomas. The latter has recently confirmed that they have broken up. Shortly after, Dimoldenberg’s next Chicken Shop Date guest was announced, sending fans into a frenzy.

Andrew Garfield in Tick, Tick… Boom! | Credits: Netflix

Dimoldenberg and Garfield will reunite on the show, which celebrated its 10th year anniversary this year. Fans craving for their real-life dating have one sole reason to root for the couple. Dimoldenberg has already dated one of her guests on the show in real life.

Andrew Garfield and Amelia Dimoldenberg Shippers Have One Sole Reason To Expect A Relationship Amelia Dimoldenberg and Andrew Garfield at the Golden Globes | Credits: YouTube

Andrew Garfield and Amelia Dimoldenberg’s chemistry first caught fans’ attention when they had...

In the 2000 crime drama Sexy Beast, the laid-back bacchanalian lifestyle of a quartet of middle-aged Brits is rent asunder by the very announcement that an old cohort from their past lives of crime is coming to pay them a visit. The two married couples — Gal and Deedee, and Gal’s best friend Aitch and his wife Jackie — are doing just fine in their respective Spanish villas when Aitch gets a call that Don Logan wants to see them. Upon Aitch sharing this news grimly at dinner one night, the four of them each look uniquely horrified, as if they’ve just learned of the death of a close friend or family member.

Paramount+ has set January 25 for the premiere of Sexy Beast, the drama series prequel to the 2000 cult British gangster movie, starring James McArdle, Emun Elliott, Tamsin Greig, Stephen Moyer and Sarah Greene. The series will premiere exclusively on the service in the U.S. and international territories where available. You can check out some first-look photos below.

Produced by AC Chapter One and Anonymous Content, in association with Paramount Television International Studios, the prequel series explores the origins of Gal (McArdle) and Don’s (Elliott) complicated relationship as they find themselves descending into the seductive madness of the London criminal world during the vibrant and volatile 1990s, while Gal’s budding relationship with Deedee (Greene) threatens everything in their world.

“I feel very fortunate to be a part of this world,” said series star McArdle. “The original story leaves so much space for us all to wonder what happened within...

Emun Elliot as Don Logan and James McArdle as Gal Dove in ‘Sexy Beast’ episode 1 season 1 (Photo Credit: Matt Towers/Paramount+)

Paramount+ has set a January 25, 2024 premiere date for the drama Sexy Beast, a prequel to the 2000 feature film starring Sir Ben Kingsley and directed by Jonathan Glazer. The prequel series focuses on the backstories of Gal and Don, played by Ray Winstone and Kingsley in the Oscar-nominated feature film.

James McArdle (Mare of Easttown) stars as Gal Dove and Emun Elliott (The Rig) plays Don Logan. The eight-episode season also features Tamsin Greig (Episodes) as Cecilia, Stephen Moyer (who played an actual sexy beast in True Blood) as Teddy Bass, and Sarah Greene (Bad Sisters) as Deedee Harrison. Additional cast of season one includes Eliza Bennett (Dynasty), Clea Martin (Hanna), Nicholas Nunn (The Victim), Peter Ferdinando (The Letter for the King), John Dagleish (The Third Day), Robbie Gee (Motherland...

“Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe” director Aitch Alberto considers her film adaptation timely yet “long overdue” for several reasons.

Aitch, who hails from Cuba and identifies as transgender, penned the screen adaptation of the novel by Benjamin Alire Sáenz after spending four days in El Paso with the author, who gave her his blessing to adapt the story. She spoke with TheWrap about intentional directorial choices for specific scenes, her take on the relationship between Aristotle (Max Pelayo) and his father Jaime (Eugenio Derbez) and the broader implications of the film in a growing canon of LGBTQ+ and Latin American stories released during a tense political time.

How is this film uniquely Mexican-American?

Alberto: This film is uniquely Latino. I’m not Mexican American. I’m Cuban, so I really tried to focus on the similarities that we have as a culture because there are also a lot of differences.

Blue Fox Entertainment has acquired North American rights to “Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe,” a queer coming-of-age story about two teens who form a special bond after a chance meeting one summer. The sale comes a few months after its premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival.

Blue Fox is planning a wide theatrical release of the film this summer, though the exact date has yet to be determined. Blue Fox’s international division is handling the international sales.

“It’s rare when a best-selling book, talented crew, amazing director and cast all come together to create a ‘must see’ film, and we are very proud to bring ‘Aristotle and Dante’ to audiences across the U.S.,” said Blue Fox executive James Huntsman.

Filmmaker Aitch Alberto wrote and directed “Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe,” marking her directorial debut. It’s based on...

Guns N’ Roses and Arctic Monkeys will join Elton John as headliners of the 2023 Glastonbury Festival.

The festival, which released its poster and lineup Friday, will take place at the Worthy Farm in southwest England from June 21-25. John will play on the festival’s final night, which will mark his farewell show in Britain.

Others set to perform include Lizzo, Lana Del Rey, Yusuf/Cat Stevens, Lil Nas X, The Chicks, Måneskin, Blondie, Lewis Capaldi, Fatboy Slim, Wizkid, Carly Rae Jepsen, Thundercat, Joey Bada$$, The War On Drugs, Candi Staton, Chvrches, Kelis, Maggie Rogers, Amadou & Mariam, Mahalia, Alt-j, Christine and the Queens, Rina Sawayama and Stefflon Don.

More performers will be announced at a later date.

John, Guns N’ Roses and Arctic Monkeys will perform on the Pyramid Stage. Yusuf/Cat Stevens will play the Sunday teatime legend slot.

Last year’s Glastonbury Festival featured performances by Paul McCartney,...

The Brits 2023 are officially over for another year, and it was Harry Styles's night. As predicted, the "As It Was" singer took home artist of the year, song of the year, best pop / r&b, and album of the year - marking the start of a very good 2023 for the former One Direction member, having won the best album award at the Grammys just a week earlier. Wet Leg and Beyoncé both won two Brits, while The 1975, Aitch, and Becky Hill also scooped the top prizes.

Styles sweeping the board even saw him enter an exclusive club, unofficially named the "4 Brits Club." Dave Rowntree, the drummer of Blur, tweeted on Feb. 12, "I'd like to welcome @Harry_Styles to the #4BritsClub. It's been a bit lonely with just us and @Adele these past years. Next meeting in March – you can bring the biscuits." While there are artists who have won...

Los Angeles, Feb 12 (Ians) Singer Harry Styles dominated The Brit Awards 2023 with a haul of all four gongs he was up for including the controversial Artist of the Year prize.

The former One Direction singer, 29, also scooped Album of the Year, Song of the Year and Best Pop/R+B Act, and is making headlines for dedicating his Artist of the Year trophy to a string of female artistes who weren’t nominated, after the BRITs was slammed for the all-male nominees line-up for the trophy after the category went gender-neutral, reports aceshowbiz.com.

Beyonce Knowles and Wet Leg were the next biggest winners at the ceremony on Saturday, February 11 night in London’s O2 Arena, picking up two gongs apiece.

Harry’s haul came after he opened proceedings with a rendition of ‘As It Was’ while wearing a sparkly red matador-style jacket. His trophies take his Brit Awards total...

The winners of the 2023 Brit Awards were unveiled during Saturday night’s annual awards ceremony.

The big winner of the night was Harry Styles as he took home awards for all four categories in which he was nominated, including artist of the year and album of the year. Next up, Beyoncé and British indie rock band, Wet Leg, each swept up two awards with the latter winning group of the year and best new artist.

This year’s awards show saw Styles tie with Wet Leg as the most-nominated artists, each having four nods.

The 2023 Brit Awards were hosted by British comedian Mo Gilligan from London’s 02 arena.

See the complete winners list below:

Mastercard Album of the Year

The 1975, Being Funny in a Foreign Language, Dirty Hit

Wet Leg, Wet Leg, Domino Recordings

Harry Styles, Harry’s House, Columbia, Sony Music — Winner

Stormzy, This Is What I Mean, 0207/Merky,...

The 2023 Brit awards have come to a conclusion – albeit a slightly uneventful one.

Britain’s biggest night in music saw a number of repeat winners, with Isle of Wight duo Wet Leg and Harry Styles taking home multiple awards.

The awards ceremony was held on Saturday 11 February.

The event kicked off at London’s O2 arena with a star-studded red carpet. Celebrities including Styles, Sam Smith, Salma Hayek, Lewis Capaldi, and Ellie Goulding struck a pose.

Smith, in particular, turned heads in their shiny black inflatable latex jumpsuit. You can see the boldest looks from the Brits here.

Comedian Mo Gilligan returned to host for a second time. The Masked Singer judge and Netflix star took over hosting duties from long-time presenter Jack Whitehall in 2022.

Unfortunately, Gilligan seemed to run into some technical issues with his autocue, when he appeared to introduce Wet Leg as “One Leg” and Lewis Capaldi...

Harry Styles dominated the 2023 Brit Awards, winning all four of the categories he was nominated in – including Album of the Year and Artist of the Year.

Wet Leg, who also earned four nominations, won the Best Group and Best New Artist awards as the biggest night in British music came to a somewhat predictable end.

Other winners included Beyoncé, Becky Hill, and The 1975.

Follow live updates from the show here.

Album of the Year nominees Styles, Stormzy, and Wet Leg all walked the red carpet, alongside stars such as Lizzo, Sam Smith, Shania Twain, and Jessie J.

Mo Gilligan returned to host the show for a second time after the comedian took over from Jack Whitehall in 2022.

The top prize category – Artist of the Year – attracted widespread criticism this year after no women artists were nominated. The Brits scrapped gendered categories last year.

The evening kicked off with Jessie J...

Harry Styles has thanked his One Direction bandmates in his acceptance speech at the Brits.

The 2023 Brit award ceremony took place on Saturday (11 February) at the O2.

Comedian Mo Gilligan hosted the event for the second year in a row, having taken over presenting duties from Jack Whitehall in 2022.

Accepting the award for Artist of the Year – his second award of the night – Styles thanked his family, singling out his mum for entering him to compete on The X Factor without telling him.

The “As It Was” singer, 29, went on to also thank his former One Direction bandmates by name: Niall Horan, Liam Payne, Louis Tomlinson, and Zayn Malik.

“Because I wouldn’t be here without you either,” said Styles. “Thank you so much.”

Elsewhere in his speech, Styles said he is “very aware of my privilege”.

The Artist of the Year category was not without controversy this year. Many...

Happy Valley fans were stunned to see a familiar face at this year’s Brits awards ceremony.

The 2023 Brits took place on Saturday (11 February) at the O2 in London, United Kingdom.

Mo Gilligan returned as host for the second year in a row, after taking over presenting duties from Jack Whitehall in 2022.

Follow along with live updates from the Brits here.

The proceedings kicked off with a lively first performance of “As It Was” by Harry Styles, following which Aitch was announced as the winner of the R&b/Grime/Rap award.

Many eyes, however, were on the next prize – not because of the recipient but because of who was presenting the award.

ITV viewers were shocked to see Happy Valley star Rhys Connah take to the stage alongside Georgia May Jagger to present the International Artist award.

Connah recently starred in the much-anticipated fourth season of Happy Valley, returning...

The 2023 Brit Awards are taking place this Saturday 11 February at the O2 Arena in London.

The full list of nominations were announced in January, and revealed one of the most eclectic lists of nominees in recent memory.

Recent Grammy winners Wet Leg emerged as one of the most-nominated acts with four nods, alongside regular Brits attendee and Grammy Album of the Year winner, Harry Styles.

Other acts up for some of the night’s top prizes include rapper Stormzy, rock band Arctic Monkeys, and The 1975.

In the international categories, Irish rock group Fontaines DC can be found muscling up against K-pop stars Blackpink and hip-hop artists Drake and 21 Savage.

The Artist of the Year category faced widespread criticism after being entirely dominated by male acts, just one year after the Brits scrapped gendered categories.

On the night, live performances will come from artists including Stormzy, Lizzo, Harry Styles and Wet Leg.

The 2023 Brit Awards are taking place this Saturday 11 February at the O2 Arena in London.

The full list of nominations were announced in January, and revealed one of the most eclectic lists of nominees in recent memory.

Recent Grammy winners Wet Leg emerged as one of the most-nominated acts with four nods, alongside regular Brits attendee and Grammy Album of the Year winner, Harry Styles.

Other acts up for some of the night’s top prizes include rapper Stormzy, rock band Arctic Monkeys, and The 1975.

In the international categories, Irish rock group Fontaines DC can be found muscling up against K-pop stars Blackpink and hip-hop artists Drake and 21 Savage.

The Artist of the Year category faced widespread criticism after being entirely dominated by male acts, just one year after the Brits scrapped gendered categories.

On the night, live performances will come from artists including Stormzy, Lizzo, Harry Styles and Wet Leg.

The nominations for the 2023 Brit Awards have been announced, revealing one of the most eclectic list of nominees in recent memory.

Indie duo Wet Leg emerged as one of the most-nominated acts with four nods, alongside regular Brits attendee Harry Styles.

Other acts up for some of the night’s top prizes include rapper Stormzy, rock band Arctic Monkeys, and The 1975.

In the international categories, Irish rock group Fontaines DC can be found muscling up against K-pop stars Blackpink and hip-hop artists Drake and 21 Savage.

The Artist of the Year category is entirely dominated by male acts, one year after the Brits scrapped gendered categories.

The biggest surprises are arguably the nominations of Ed Sheeran and Elton John’s Christmas song “Merry Christmas”, and “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” from Disney’s hit animated feature film Encanto.

Last year’s ceremony was a lively affair, attended by stars including Sheeran and Adele,...

Parklife festival have announced their line up for 2023, with acts including The 1975, Aitch and Little Simz topping the bill.

The Manchester festival will also host the likes of the Brit nominated Fred Again.., The Prodigy and Eliza Rose.

Parklife will take place on 10 -11 June at Manchester’s Heaton Park, which will host 10 stages across the weekend.

Other standout acts on the bill include electronic artists such as Nia Archives, Peggy Gou, Skrillex and Eliza Rose.

The festival performance will mark Manchester rapper Aitch’s first ever performance as a headliner.

"Buzzin to be headlining Parklife this year!” said the rapper on his forthcoming performance in his hometown.

“It’s been one of my main goals since I started music so for it to be happening now at this point is unreal. I don’t care what happens after this, I’m happy."

According to the festival, 200,000 music fans have...

Chicken Shop Date creator Amelia Dimoldenberg is set to make her stateside red carpet debut.

Dimoldenberg will interview Golden Globe nominees and presenters ahead of Jan. 10’s award ceremony at The Beverly Hilton hotel. Her coverage will be streamed and posted in real-time across the Globes’ social media accounts, including YouTube, TikTok, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.

Dimoldenberg has 1.6 million subscribers on YouTube, where her series Chicken Shop Date—which sees her take celebrities and fellow content creators out for one-on-one interviews at chicken shops—has cooked up more than 230 million views for her channel.

Chicken Shop Date guests have included Keke Palmer, Ed Sheeran, Phoebe Bridgers, Jack Harlow, Louis Theroux, Jade Thirwall, Aitch, and more—so Dimoldenberg’s more than familiar with the sorts of stars she’ll be seeing on the red carpet.

The Golden Globes will work with Dimoldenberg’s U.K.-based production company Dimz Inc on production of the interviews,...

Exclusive: YouTuber Brandon B has opened a London production outfit and launched YouTube celebrity chat format This Interview Will Self Destruct with guests including Tom Holland and Jake Gyllenhaal.

Studio B will focus on developing digital formats fronted by Brandon B – real name Brandon Baum – for young audiences.

This Interview Will Self Destruct is a fast-paced chatshow in which anything goes, with interviewees expected to brace themselves for interferences from trap doors to wrestler invasions.

Spider Man star Holland featured in a pilot that has amassed more than 150M views. Gyllenhaal will be the first guest proper along with rising U.S. comedy star Jaboukie Young White and British rapper Aitch.

Brandon B has more than 7M followers across TikTok and YouTube and has made his name with a string of viral videos including ‘Turning statues into food’ and ‘How to roll a bowling ball through a TV.’ He previously...

8 December 2022 – Multi-platinum-selling Manchester artist Aitch appoints emerging German rapper Pajel to rework his platinum-selling hit “Baby” feat. Ashanti.

Flying the flag for Germany, Pajel’s version of “Baby” brings his irresistible Afrobeats style to Aitch’s modern-day reboot of Ashanti’s much-loved noughties original. Pajel’s version joins Swedish rapper Greekazo’s rework, also out today. Both interpretations follow chart-topping Belgian Hamza’s rendition of Aitch’s hugely successful track.

Photo Credit: Kelvin Jones

A promising newcomer in Germany with Ghanaian and Togolese heritage, Pajel ascended into the spotlight last year with the success of his debut single, “10von10”. The track received a platinum certification in three countries and has been streamed over 100 million times. Following this success, Pajel released his debut EP, Seelenfrieden, this year, garnering new fans and followers. To date, his music has achieved over two million streams. No stranger to collaborating with British talent, Pajel has...

December 8, 2022 – Ahead of his much-anticipated headline show in Stockholm next February, multi-platinum-selling artist Aitch brings Swedish rapper Greekazo on board to deliver a dynamic remix of his smash hit.

Young Swede Greekazo delivers his signature rap style for his rework of Aitch’s platinum-selling hit. Complimenting the Mancunian’s modern reboot of Ashanti’s original, Greekazo’s rendition follows Belgian rapper Hamza’s melodic remix of “Baby”.

Aitch Photo Credit: Kelvin Jones

One of Sweden’s most prominent rappers in the game to date, Greekazo has racked up millions of streams and stormed up the Swedish charts following his debut single “HotSpot”, released in 2019. With influences spanning from UK drill to American West Coast Rap, the young Swede is often praised for the creative flow in his releases. His track “Försent” with fellow Swedish rapper 1.Cuz, is the most streamed Swedish Hip Hop track of all time and has soundtracked...

Coming-of-age story based on Benjamin Alire Sáenz’s YA novel.

Blue Fox Entertainment has launched AFM sales talks on TIFF selection Aristotle And Dante Discover The Secrets Of The Universe produced by Lin-Manuel Miranda.

The coming-of-age film is written and directed by Aitch Alberto and features breakout performances from young leads Max Pelayo and Reese Gonzales alongside Eugenio Derbez, Eva Longoria, Veronica Falcon, and Kevin Alejandro.

Based on Benjamin Alire Sáenz’s YA novel, the film centres on the friendship between two teenage Mexican-American loners in 1987 El Paso who explore a new, unusual friendship and the difficult road to self-discovery.

The Wanted singer Tom Parker has received a posthumous National Television Award nomination for his documentary about the charity concert he organised for cancer research.

Following his diagnosis with an inoperable brain tumour in 2020, Parker campaigned heavily for brain cancer awareness and organised a special concert, called Inside My Head, at the Royal Albert Hall last September. The show raised money for Stand Up To Cancer and The National Brain Appeal.

Six months after the concert took place, the British singer died in a hospice near his south-east London home on 30 March 2022, aged 33.

The Channel 4 documentary, also titled Inside My Head, followed Parker as he organised the event and also included footage of him and his family learning to live with his illness.

Parker will go up against Kate Garraway, who won the authored documentary category last year for a programme about her family's life after her husband, former political adviser Derek Draper,...

Stormzy admitted he was “a bit flustered” after appearing on live television to share his views about Manchester United's 2-1 victory over Liverpool on Monday night (22 August).

The British artist joined football pundits Roy Keane, Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville after the match, telling the trio he was “starstruck”.

Dressed in a Manchester United top alongside his young nephews, who also wore team tracksuits, he waved at fans who recognised him from the stands.

“Sorry I'm a bit flustered right now,” he said, which made the former footballers laugh. “I've never met these guys before. We were just walking past and we were starstruck and someone gave me a mic and I'm up here like 'Mum, I made it'.

“This is sick though. Man's on telly with the boys.”

Asked by the Sky Sports team to offer his opinion of United star Cristiano Ronaldo, who was dropped from the starting line-up,...

Aitch has said he is “over it” after Liam Gallagher turned down his request to collaborate on a song.

The Manchester rapper has long been campaigning for the former Oasis star to work with him.

Turning down the offer earlier this year, Gallagher, a Manchester City supporter, had said: “He seems like a nice lad, but I don’t want to be on anyone’s album… He’s a [Manchester] United fan, so it ain’t f***ing happening. No mate. But I do appreciate the fact that he thinks I’m cool.”

Reflecting on Gallagher’s words months later, Aitch has now said in a new interview: “I’m over it. He’s a Blue, and I’m a Red, I’m never gonna change, and he’s never going to change, it is what it is.”

He told The Telegraph: “He actually came to watch me. I did a...