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The crazy spy action of Kingsman: The Golden Circle is ready to come home on Blu-ray/4K Ultra HD this December, as 20th Century Fox has announced the home release along with all the special features. Come inside to learn more.

Matthew Vaughn's over the top sequel to one of the most exciting spy movies in recent years, Kingsman, is ready to suit up on the small screen. This morning, Fox has announced the Blu-ray/4K/digital release will arrive on December 12th, making this an ideal stocking stuffer for the movie/comic lover on your shopping list:

Rejoin the world’s most elite secret service when Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment releases Kingsman: The Golden Circle on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-rayTM and DVD December 12. Director Matthew Vaughn returns to helm the sequel in his signature kick-ass style, with stars Colin Firth, Taron Egerton and Mark Strong reprising the...

ITV isn't lying to you. Digital Spy reports the UK network has ordered a second season of their TV show Liar.Season one of the thriller followed a teacher (Joanne Froggatt) and a highly regarded surgeon (Ioan Gruffudd) who share one date with dire consequences. The cast also included Zoë Tapper, Warren Brown, Richie Campbell, Jamie Flatters, Shelley Conn, Danny Webb, and Rita McDonald Damper.Read More…...

Lionsgate released their new horror/thriller sequel flick, Saw 8 aka "Jigsaw" into theaters today, October 27,2017, and all the top movie critics have wrote up their official opinion/reviews for it. We found seven of them on the Metacritic.com site. Over there, the overall score turned out to be pretty mixed with a total average score of 44 out of a possible 100. The rest of the critic reviews we got are from Rottentomatoes.com ,. They also gave it an overall score of 44 percent. Jigsaw stars: Matt Passmore, Callum Keith Rennie, Clé Bennett, Hannah Emily Anderson, Laura Vandervoort, Mandela Van Peebles, Paul Braunstein, Brittany Allen and Josiah Black. It was directed by Peter Spierig and Michael Spierig. It was written by Josh Stolberg and Pete Goldfinger. We've provided a brief excerpt from all the top critics (below) which summarizes how they pretty much felt about the movie. Kyle Turner over at The...

Will there be a third season of The Missing? Recently, creators Harry and Jack Williams spoke with Digital Spy about the future of the BBC TV show.The anthology drama, which airs on Starz in the U.S., follows detective Julien Baptiste (Tchéky Karyo) as he solves cases of missing children. The cast also includes David Morrissey, Keeley Hawes, Jake Davies, Abigail Hardingham, Laura Fraser, and Roger Allam.Read More…...

Tin Star, a thriller/dark comedy starring Tim Roth (Lie to Me) and Christina Hendricks (Mad Men), has found a Stateside home on Amazon, it was announced on Friday by Endemol Shine Group and Sky Vision.

The 10-episode series will premiere later this year.

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Penned by Rowan Joffe (28 Weeks Later), Tin Star tells the story of Jim Worth, a British detective-turned-small town police chief who brings his family to the tiny and tranquil town of Little Big Bear for a better life. What follows is described as a “tale of the corruption of innocence,...

Will there be a second season of The Night Manager? Digital Spy reports scripts are being developed for a second season of the AMC series.Based on the novel by John le Carré, the spy thriller centers on former British soldier Jonathan Pine (Tom Hiddleston), who is recruited as an intelligence operative to investigate arms dealer Richard Roper (Hugh Laurie). The cast also includes Olivia Colman, Tom Hollander, Elizabeth Debicki, Douglas Hodge, and Antonio de la Torre.Read More…...

There’s Something About Mary

There’s nothing like a new episode of “Sherlock” – and this was nothing like a new episode of “Sherlock.” If it wasn’t for the end credits, you’d be forgiven for assuming there was a new writing team in place. If it wasn’t for the opening credits, you’d assume it was a different show altogether.

The Game is On

Now that Sherlock has been recalled from The Shortest Exile Ever ™, he needs something to do while Moriarty spins his criminal web from beyond the grave (although he does have Twitter now – #221Bringiton was a nice touch).

Enter Greg ‘Silver Fox’ Lestrade, with a juicy case.

The initial mystery is who would want to smash statues of Margaret Thatcher, one of the most divisive Prime Ministers in British history. There are so many jokes to be made here about the obvious candidates — the miners,...

Poldark has returned. A new trailer and details have been released for season three of the BBC TV series, Digital Spy reports.The historical drama, which airs on PBS in the U.S., follows Ross Poldark (Aidan Turner), a British soldier who returns to his English home after fighting in the American Revolution. The cast also includes Eleanor Tomlinson, Ruby Bentall, Beatie Edney, and Jack Farthing.Read More…...

What's next in store for Bates Motel? Recently, star Freddie Highmore spoke with Digital Spy about the upcoming final season of the A&E TV series.A prequel to the film Psycho, the drama follows a young Norman Bates (Highmore) and his twisted relationship with his mother, Norma (Vera Farmiga). The cast also includes Max Thieriot, Nestor Carbonell, Olivia Cooke, Kenny Johnson, Nicola Peltz, Michael Vartan, and Kathleen Robertson.Read More…...

What's in store for Humans? Recently, star Katherine Parkinson spoke with Digital Spy about the future of the AMC series.The UK sci-fi drama, which airs on AMC in the United States, takes place in a world where synthetic humans are a commonplace commodity. The cast includes Colin Morgan, Gemma Chan, Katherine Parkinson, Tom Goodman-Hill, and William Hurt.Read More…...

Could The Night Manager return? Recently, producer Simon Cornwell said he's interested in making a second season of the AMC series, Digital Spy reports.Based on the novel by John le Carré, the spy thriller centers on former British soldier Jonathan Pine (Tom Hiddleston), who is recruited as an intelligence operative to investigate arms dealer Richard Roper (Hugh Laurie). The cast also includes Olivia Colman, Tom Hollander, Elizabeth Debicki, Douglas Hodge, and Antonio de la Torre.Read More…...

Perhaps they should have called it The Quick and the Dead. The The Living and the Dead TV show has been cancelled by The BBC. The first and only season of the spooky supernatural series is slated to premiere on BBC America sometime this fall. In UK, Ashley Pharoah's six-episode drama aired on BBC One between June 28 and August 2, 2016. The British network has confirmed The Living and the Dead TV series will not be renewed for a second season, Digital Spy reports.The Living and the Dead stars Colin Morgan and Charlotte Spencer as newlyweds Nathan and Charlotte Appleby, and Nicholas Woodeson as Reverend Matthew Denning. The cast also includes: Malcolm Storry, Kerrie Hayes, Tallulah Rose Haddon, Joel Gillman, Elizabeth Berrington, Chloe Pirrie, Amber Fernée, Marianne Oldham, Pooky Quesnel,...

What's next for Peaky Blinders? The BBC Two series just ended its third season last week, and star Cillian Murphy teased some season four plans to Digital Spy.

The historical drama stars Murphy as Tommy Shelby, the head of a Birmingham street gang that rises to prominence. The cast also includes Helen McCrory, Annabelle Wallis, and Paul Anderson. The series is available on Netflix in the United States.

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The highly anticipated official trailer for the upcoming provocative thriller Bb has released.

Bb is the debut feature from film-maker Cj Wallis. The cast includes Jennifer Mae, Kristian Hanson, Victoria Fox, Elissa Wagner, Carlos Velarde and Joseph May.

The film also boasts a killer soundtrack that is typically found only in major multi-million dollar franchise films. The soundtrack includes songs from major recording artists Curren$y, Wiz Khalifa, Lil Wayne, Big K.R.I.T, Fiend, Cornerboy P, Rykka, 3D Natee, Le$, Tila Tequila and T.Y., son of legendary New Orleans artist B.G.

Check out the official trailer below the detailed synopsis as well as a larger version of the Cannes Film Festival poster.

Detailed Synopsis

Bb is a provocative, psycho/sexual thriller about a struggling, rough-edged girl named Leah Lamont who takes it upon herself to raise the money her girlfriend Alina Lupei needs to fly home...

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice enters its third weekend in theaters today, and it has already become a bona fide box office blockbuster, taking in $270.5 million domestically and $720.8 million worldwide, from a $250 million budget. With that being said, it wasn't exactly a critical darling, with a Rotten Tomatoes score currently standing at 29%. However, even many of the haters found something to enjoy in the movie, with many praising Gal Gadot's work as Wonder Woman. The actress is currently filming her stand alone Wonder Woman movie in Italy, and in a recent interview with Digital Spy, she revealed that the movie will be quite dark, with a few moments of humor as well.

"In Batman v Superman, you get a glimpse of who she is but not where she comes from. In Wonder Woman, this would be the first time we ever tell the coming-of-age story of how Diana becomes Wonder Woman.

Why so serious? That seems to be a major complaint from critics who just saw "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" before its March 25 wide release. But, hey, at least they liked Wonder Woman!

The long-awaited showdown between Ben Affleck's Batman and Henry Cavill's Superman has not been embraced by many critics, so far. As of Wednesday morning (March 23) it has only a 40 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes. However, only 62 reviews have been posted at this point, so there's time for a comeback.

Most of the reviews are mixed, whether labeled fresh or rotten. The length and somber tone were singled out in several critiques, as if every superhero movie now needs to be a non-stop one-liner comedy showcase like "Avengers," "Guardians of the Galaxy," and "Deadpool." You can find comparisons to Marvel movies in a few critiques, which seems a bit unfair -- we don't need DC to copy Marvel's formula,...

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Rosario Dawson, Hugh Jackman and Blake Lively lead our look at 2015's best under the radar acting performances in film...

This article contains mild spoilers for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2. We've kept these as vague as possible, but if you haven't seen the film yet, you might wish to skip the entry pertaining to that.

2015 was a particularly exemplary year for all kinds of movies, but particularly in genre and blockbuster cinema. When there's so much to talk about, it's inevitable that some of the really good stuff gets lost in the mix of awards season chatter, but that's especially true when there's still some residual stigma about movies outside of the 'worthy' release schedule that will arrive in UK cinemas between now and the Academy Awards ceremony in February.

There are a couple of likely breakthrough geek movies for this year's Oscars, in the...

Best Song Oscar 2016 contender 'Fifty Shades of Grey,' with Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan. 74 entries in contention for 2016 Best Song Academy Award 'Tis the season for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to announce the semi-finalists – in some instances, the semi-semi-finalists – for the Academy Awards. Today, the Academy released the list of songs eligible for the 2016 Best Song – or rather, Best Original Song – Oscar. There are 74 contenders, with titles ranging from “Happy” and “I'll See You in My Dreams” to “Hypnosis” and “Bhoomiyilenghanumundo.” Curiously, apart from the inevitable animated and/or kiddie flicks (Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip, Anomalisa, Pan, Shaun the Sheep Movie, Home, The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge out of Water, etc.) most of this year's contenders are songs from smaller movies and Bollywood/South Asian releases. Exceptions include Sam Taylor-Johnson's Fifty Shades of Grey, Ryan Coogler's Creed, Kenneth Branagh's...

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences today announced that 74 songs from eligible feature-length motion pictures released in 2015 are in contention for nominations in the Original Song category for the 88th Academy Awards.

The original songs, along with the motion picture in which each song is featured, are listed below in alphabetical order by film title and song title:

“Happy” from “Altered Minds”

“Home” from “Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip”

“None Of Them Are You” from “Anomalisa”

“Stem To The Rose” from “Becoming Bulletproof”

“The Mystery Of Your Gift” from “Boychoir”

“I Run” from “Chi-Raq”

“Pray 4 My City” from “Chi-Raq”

“Sit Down For This” from “Chi-Raq”

“Strong” from “Cinderella”

“So Long” from “Concussion”

“Fighting Stronger” from “Creed”

“Grip” from “Creed”

“Waiting For My Moment” from “Creed”

“Don’t Look Down” from “Danny Collins”

“Hey Baby Doll” from “Danny Collins”

“Dreamsong” from “The Diary of a Teenage Girl...

The next 2015 blockbuster is upon us. The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2 marks the final installment in the adaptation of Suzanne Collins' novels and looks to become the first $100+ million opener since Minions back in July. Joining the pre-Thanksgiving fray is the Secret in Their Eyes remake and The Night Before starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Seth Rogen and Anthony Mackie. Meanwhile, Spectre hopes to maintain some kind of a foothold as audience competition heats up. Ending any kind of made up suspense, yes, Mockingjay 2 will become 2015's fifth $100+ million opener. Part 1 opened with $121.8 million last year and Part 2 should be in that same vicinity this year. The plus-minus, however, is up for debate. The first Hunger Games opened with $152.5 million back in 2012 and Catching Fire topped that by six million a year-and-a-half later and still holds the November opening weekend record with $158 million. Mockingjay - Part 1 was unable to match that,...

BBC America is extending an early Christmas gift to Luther fans.

The network has scheduled its anticipated one-off special — starring Idris Elba as the titular detective — for Thursday, Dec. 17 at 9/8c.

PhotosLuther Season 4 First Look: Idris Elba’s Anti-Hero Helps Hide a Suspect?

Written and created by Neil Cross and directed by Sam Miller (No Good Deed), the Luther movie — which will run nearly three hours — finds Elba’s antihero pulled “out of seclusion” by a case involving “a cannibalistic serial killer.” (There was speculation that this quasi-fourth season would run as a miniseries, but BBC America opted to go the super-sized “episode” route,...

Let's get ready to tumble - Pauline Quirke is on the offensive in a first look at the next You, Me and the Apocalypse.

The exclusive clip is taken from tomorrow night's episode six, with Quirke's Paula coming to the rescue of son Jamie (Mathew Baynton).

You, Me and the Apocalypse is an all-star comedy-drama, charting humanity's final days as a comet hurtles towards the Earth.

The legendary Diana Rigg also makes a guest appearance in the next episode, playing deranged Dorothea Sutton.

"It's wonderful - she's indomitable," Rigg told press including Digital Spy. "Nothing would stop her, utterly selfish. The opportunity to be bizarre - I am bizarre, aren't I? - is just so wonderful, isn't it?

"I didn't know whether I had to be glamorous, but they decided to make me glamorous. That's wonderful, because I so rarely get the chance! I'm an old bag for the most part on Game of Thrones,...

Rob Lowe's Father Jude Sutton embraces his natural urges in this first-look at the next You, Me and the Apocalypse.

Father Jude outlines his surprising views on sex, money and "the real world" in Digital Spy's exclusive preview from episode 3.

You, Me and the Apocalypse is a comical take on the end of the world, bringing together the best of UK and Us comic talent.

From Britain, there's The Wrong Mans star Mathew Baynton and Peep Show's Paterson Joseph, while Parks and Rec legend Lowe and The Office actress Jenna Fischer are among the American stars.

The series - a co-production with Us network NBC - launched with an overnight audience of 432k earlier this month.

The next episode airs on Wednesday (October 14) at 9pm on Sky1.

You, Me and the Apocalypse: Is Sky1's ambitious sitcom a dystopian delight?

You, Me and the Apocalypse is like a Tom Cruise movie,...

Twenty seven years, umpteen light years, several different realities and a curry monster later, and Red Dwarf is now officially the second longest running sci-fi series of all time (it'd be first if it weren't for that pesky Doctor).

But though the Dwarf is still with us, fans have been left adrift in space for the time being – it's been three years since the show's triumphant return to form with 2012's Series X, and it'll likely be another year before series 11 hits Dave.

Making it, therefore, as good a time as any for Digital Spy to decide definitely how those ten series stack up against each other, and rank them from truly worst to glorious best. Disagree? Let us know below...

10. Back to Earth

After so many years away, the fans finally got their way - this time via Dave rather than the Beeb. And what arrived was the Back to Earth special,...

It's the end of the world, but you'd imagine Sky1 is feeling fine, having partnered with NBC for a new big-budget comedy drama.

You, Me and the Apocalypse brings together the best of UK and Us comic talent - from Britain, there's The Wrong Mans star Mathew Baynton and Peep Show's Paterson Joseph, while Parks and Rec legend Rob Lowe and The Office actress Jenna Fischer are among the American stars.

Strong pedigree - but did the end product live up to the hype? Was it a hellish experience, or a dystopian delight?

Digital Spy wants your thoughts on You, Me and the Apocalypse - here to stay, or (like the Earth, potentially) gone tomorrow?

Vote in our poll - and join the discussion in the comments section:

Watch two new clips from Sky1's all-star comedy You, Me and the Apocalypse

James Corden and Mathew Baynton have written a film together,...

You might know him best as oddball Angelos Epithemiou, but actor Dan Skinner has admitted he was keen to take a break from his alter-ego.

The 42-year-old comic told Digital Spy that he is working on a new Angelos live show - the first time he'll have played the character since 2013.

"I haven't left him behind," he insisted. "But I needed to take a break from it for a little, because otherwise I'd have just been doing that.

"People will always go, 'Do some more, do some more' - but I never ever wanted to do just one thing."

Skinner appeared as Angelos on the live circuit for seven years, before playing the character on BBC Two's anarchic quiz Shooting Stars from 2009 to 2011.

"Then there was another five years after Shooting Stars of doing it on television, going on tour and all the rest of it. By the end of that cycle,...

House of Fools was cancelled by BBC Two last month - and now star Dan Skinner says critics of the axed comedy simply "didn't get it".

Vic & Bob starred in the surreal sitcom, which also featured Skinner as Vic's jailbird brother Bosh.

"BBC Two needed a certain amount of viewers to make it viable to go to a third series, and I don't know if we were getting those," he told Digital Spy.

"But I think it's a real shame, because it's an alternative to the mainstream - and the broader comedy that you find on the BBC, or anywhere else - and I think we need that."

Skinner called Vic & Bob "artists", but acknowledged that their antics "won't be for everybody" .

"That's the way they've always been," he said. "They've always had people that love them, and people that hate them or don't understand them.

"I got messages,...

Jenna Fischer won a legion of fans for playing shy receptionist Pam Beesly in the Us Office for nine seasons. She will next be seen in another ensemble comedy, except this time it's mostly set in Slough, the home of the original version of the show that launched her career.

Sky 1's You, Me and the Apocalypse features a variety of seemingly unconnected characters as the world literally crumbles around them. Boasting one of the most eclectic casts in years, the UK-us show also stars Rob Lowe, Mathew Baynton, Megan Mullally and Pauline Quirke.

Fischer plays a mum who is sent to prison after taking the heat for her son's naughty computer hacking hobbies, and she has promised viewers that it will have a blockbuster feel to rival some of Hollywood's finest.

"I feel like I'm in a Tom Cruise movie or something," she told Digital Spy on the set of the show.

He's the smoothest boss around with the finest pair of driving gloves, but could we see Johnson's demise in Peep Show's final series?

Paterson Joseph has revealed that he has wanted his slick character to kill himself in the past, and writers Sam Bain and Jesse Armstrong may still have a shock up their sleeves.

"We always talked about a Johnson suicide," he told Digital Spy. "And I want him to kill himself in the bath with a picture of Mark. That's how I'd like to end him.

"They've always talked about him dying but they didn't quite know how and we started talking about the suicide thing. They'll go with something much cleverer than that!"

Joseph will return as Johnson in the upcoming final series of the Channel 4 comedy alongside fellow stars David Mitchell and Robert Webb, with the cast tweeting several emotional photos from the final days on set.

James Corden and Mathew Baynton may have put an end to The Wrong Mans, but that might not be the last time they work together.

Baynton has revealed to Digital Spy and others that the pair have already written a movie together, but it has been put on the back burner while Corden remains busy in America as host of The Late Late Show.

"We wrote a film that he had been developing and then got me to co-write with him," he said. "But I don't know... I honestly don't know whether that's on permanent hold or what... But I'd really like that to get revived as and when he has time."

Baynton also explained that he wanted to write The Wrong Mans as a way of getting out of being typecast as a lead character's wacky pal.

"Part of it with The Wrong Mans was I was in a...

James Corden and Mathew Baynton may have put an end to The Wrong Mans, but that might not be the last time they work together.

Baynton has revealed to Digital Spy that the pair have already written a movie together, but it has been put on the back burner while Corden remains busy in America as host of The Late Late Show.

"We wrote a film that he had been developing and then got me to co-write with him," he said. "But I don't know... I honestly don't know whether that's on permanent hold or what... But I'd really like that to get revived as and when he has time."

Baynton also explained that he wanted to write The Wrong Mans as a way of getting out of being typecast as a lead character's wacky pal.

"Part of it with The Wrong Mans was I was in a point there...

From the sequin-tastic return of Strictly Come Dancing to the promising prospect of The West Wing and Birds Of A Feather colliding as Rob Lowe and Pauline Quirke star in You, Me and The Apocalypse - pull up an easy chair for Digital Spy's top TV picks for the next seven days.

1. CSI - Tuesday, 10pm on Channel 5

After 15 years and uncountable grisly murders in Las Vegas, the CSI team will say farewell in a feature-length movie. Rejoice as William Petersen is back as Gil Grissom, alongside a host of former faces to solve one last case.

It's not a complete end, as Ted Danson has moved sideways to spinoff show CSI: Cyber, but it should be a tough act to follow.

2. You, Me and the Apocalypse - Wednesday, 9pm on Sky1

Like a TV supergroup, this needs to be seen purely because of the eye-rubbingly impressive cast. The West Wing...

The Horrible Histories team present the early life of the Bard in an entertaining, panto-ish romp

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From the people who brought you the Cbbc TV show Horrible Histories comes the latest iteration of the franchise. This feature is a very funny, if derivative panto-ish romp about the early life of Shakespeare. There are hints of the Carry Ons, Blackadder and especially Python, with one gag that must surely be a specific homage to Holy Grail. Shakespeare is played by Mathew Baynton with a soft-spoken intensity that Ben Whishaw might admire. This Bill originally played lead lute in a Stratford band called Mortal Coil; sacked for his self-indulgent solos, Bill was forced to take up literature. His meeting with Christopher Marlowe is not dissimilar from the way Tom Stoppard imagined it in Shakespeare in Love. Spy chief Sir Francis...

Back in March, Luther fans around the world rejoiced as production began on a new two-part special, slated to air on BBC and BBC America later this year. Earlier today, the official BBC America Twitter page revealed the first photo featuring Idris Elba as John Luther, who uses a man's sport coat against him. Apparently, anything you say, do, or wear can be used against you in the world of Luther.

Luther hasn't been on the air since the four-episode Season 3 ended in the summer of 2013. This new special will span two 60-minute episodes, following Idris Elba's Dci John Luther, who is pitted against his most chilling adversary yet. Haunted by the ghosts of his past and hell-bent on retribution, he's drawn into a terrifyingly complex case that pushes him closer to the edge than he's ever been.

Luther Series 4 was written and created by Emmy-nominated Neil Cross and...

Don’t expect a sudden shift to by-the-book detective work when Luther returns to BBC America for Season 4.

In the following first-look photo, Idris Elba’s titular detective appears to be playing fairly rough with a possible suspect — or perhaps it’s an uncooperative witness? — gently guiding forcibly dragging him out of a building with his fancy suit jacket pulled over his head.

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BBC America also offers a tease about the two-part miniseries continuation of the Emmy-nominated, London-set crime drama: “Luther’s back. Pitted against his most chilling adversary yet,...

When Luther returns for a new two-part special, he'll be without his faithful sidekick Justin Ripley for the first time.

Ripley was killed off in the BBC thriller's previous series - aired in 2013 - but Warren Brown, the actor who played him, has insisted he's happy to watch the new episodes as a fan.

"Luther's been a fantastic job for me," he told Digital Spy. "I've loved it from the beginning and made some great friends on it - Idris [Elba] and some of the other cast, and directors.

"Of course, I'd love to still be involved, but I was very happy leaving at that time and with such a great storyline that made such an impact, that Luther fans still talk about.

"Now I can watch this new series as a viewer, knowing nothing about it. I could've had access to the scripts, but I purposely wanted to watch it as a viewer.

Icymi, relive Yonderland paying brilliant homage to those pioneers of electronic music, Kraftwerk, below:

The cast performed original song 'The Process' in tonight's episode of the Sky1 series, 'Game of Crones', and the result was an uncanny imitation of the German band.

If you missed tonight's episode of Yonderland and want to watch in full, you can tune in to the catch-up episode on Saturday, August 15 - at 6pm on Sky1 and SkyGo.

Mathew Baynton - actor and co-creator - recently told Digital Spy that series two of Yonderland is intended for all ages and not just kids - hence the Kraftwerk skit.

"It's something we're very proud of - that families watch it together - but there's no reason why a guy with kids will like it, but his friend who doesn't have kids will not like it," Baynton said.

Co-creator and co-star Laurence Rickard added: "In fact, beyond...

Acclaimed drama Humans will return to screens, as a second series of the sci-fi thriller has been confirmed by Channel 4 and AMC.

Featuring a cast including Gemma Chan, Tom Goodman-Hill, Katherine Parkinson and Colin Morgan, Channel 4's highest-rated original drama of the past 20 years explores the tensions between humans and humanoid robot servants known as Synths.

Before official word of the renewal came, Will Tudor revealed to Digital Spy that show bosses had big plans for a potential second series.

"I really hope it continues - as much as a viewer as someone who's in it," said the actor, who plays malfunctioning android Odi. "It explores things that I've personally not seen on screen before, and it raises a lot of questions.

"In the first series, there were a couple of things where I thought, 'Ooh, what about that?' and 'What if that happened?' I...

Get your Sex Factor and XXX Factor jokes out of the way now, because an adult film star has told of how she was dropped from The X Factor.

Becky Constantinou - also known as porn star Brooklyn Blue - made it through three rounds of auditions but was axed when producers discovered her saucy history, The Sun reports.

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In fact, the 24-year-old - who previously dated Towie's Kirk Norcross - claims that she was axed from the show when a security guard at Wembley Arena recognised her.

"The guard came up to me with a knowing smile and said, 'I know you from somewhere, you're that Brooklyn girl'," she said. "A few days later I got a call from the show...

Miles Jupp will soon be taking on the reins as host of The News Quiz on BBC Radio 4, which will be yet another string to his very heavy bow.

The comedian - known for his work on Rev, stand-up comedy and writing and starring in his own radio and TV sitcom In and Out of the Kitchen - told Digital Spy that he doesn't want to see the BBC closed down or stripped back.

"Well, I hope [the BBC] survives," he said. "I don't really know how the BBC is run. Which isn't a despairing 'I just don't know how to bloody do it!', it's literally 'I don't know how it works'.

"So if there's stuff that doesn't need to be there, I don't know. But you would hope they would be in a position where they could keep investing in programmes.

"I suppose what the BBC has done is invest...

Miles Jupp will soon be taking on the reins as host of The News Quiz on BBC Radio 4, which will be yet another string to his very heavy bow.

The comedian - known for his work on Rev, stand-up comedy and writing and starring in his own radio and TV sitcom In and Out of the Kitchen - told Digital Spy that he doesn't want to see the BBC closed down or stripped back.

"Well, I hope [the BBC] survives," he said. "I don't really know how the BBC is run. Which isn't a despairing 'I just don't know how to bloody do it!', it's literally 'I don't know how it works'.

"So if there's stuff that doesn't need to be there, I don't know. But you would hope they would be in a position where they could keep investing in programmes.

"I suppose what the BBC has done is invest...

For most, the shirtless stars of Magic Mike Xxl are the film's biggest attraction, but that hasn't stopped Australia from apparently censoring the film's poster.

Channing Tatum, Matt Bomer, Kevin Nash, Adam Rodriguez and Joe Manganiello have been given fairly unconvincing white t-shirts on one advert.

It isn't known how many of the posters have been altered, but it's safe to say some locals have been less than pleased with the change.

One Twitter user wrote: "Saw poster for Magic Mike Xxl today on which the cast had singlets photoshopped onto them. I really don't get the rationale there."

However, it has since been reported that the poster hasn't been fully censored, as they have been printed on special paper in Australia which means the t-shirts disappear at night when the background lighting turns on.

The cast of Magic Mike Xxl recently revealed their fantasy cast additions in an interview with Digital Spy.

The cast of Downton Abbey have kicked off filming for the final ever episode of the ITV drama that has taken the world by storm.

The sixth and final series of the period drama from Julian Fellowes will air in the autumn, so in the lead-up to our fond farewell to the Crawleys and the Granthams, here is a list of everything we know so far.

Downton Abbey: Why it had to end after its 6th series

When will the final episode air and be set?

There are no precise dates yet, but the final ever episode of Downton Abbey will be its Christmas special, so the likelihood is it will be broadcast on Christmas Day as with previous years.

The eight-part final series and its Christmas special will take place in 1925, the year of John Logie Baird's first TV with greyscale images and The Great Gatsby. The finale...

Well, that's it for another year. Comic-Con International 2015 drew to a close on Sunday (July 12), but not before we learned more about new shows and films heading to our screens in the near future.

Among them was a trailer for Heroes Reborn, as well as gossip from the set of Supernatural's 11th season. Meanwhile, Ryan Murphy teased fans with new information about American Horror Story: Hotel.

Digital Spy brings you pictures from the final day below:

1. Jimmy Jean-Louis and Masi Oka revealed secrets about the return of Heroes

2. The cast of The Vampire Diaries opened up about life without Nina Dobrev

3. Star Wars fans enjoy their final day at San Diego Comic-Con

4. Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles discussed Supernatural's continued success

5. It's Popeye!

6. Jamie Lee Curtis stole the show at the Scream Queens panel

7. Costumed fans make the most of their final day

8. Jensen Ackles shows off his...

Heroes and villains took San Diego by storm on the third day of Comic-Con International 2015. A panel from 20th Century Fox showcased many of its upcoming blockbusters, while Warner Bros Television joined forces with DC Entertainment to deliver a star-packed Superhero Saturday Night.

Saturday (July 11) at the convention thrilled fans with the release of an epic new Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice trailer and the stars of Suicide Squad exciting fans with a surprise panel appearance.

Meanwhile, over on the smaller screen, Arrow debuted a new-look costume for Stephen Amell's Oliver Queen, and Bryan Fuller offered another possibility for the future of Hannibal in the form of a possible feature-length film.

Digital Spy brings you the best pictures from day 3 of Comic-Con below:

1. Jennifer Morrison and Colin O'Donoghue melted the hearts of Captain Swan fans everywhere:

2. The cast of Hannibal appeared at their panel with flower garlands in...

The Sherlock special may still seem a very, very long way off, but Digital Spy is ready and waiting to bring you all the latest news and tidbits from the show's panel at San Diego Comic-Con.

Steven Moffat and Sue Vertue will be appearing on the stage in Ballroom 20 alongside Lestrade himself, Rupert Graves, and you can follow along with all the action here from 3.45pm Pt / 6.45pm Et / 11.45pm UK time.

00:46And on that bombshell, we are all finished in Ballroom 20 for Sherlock!

00:46What made them want to cast Benedict as Sherlock, one fan asks, and was there any concern that he wasn't good looking enough? (Sacrilege.) "There was a slight tremor of 'You promised us a really handsome one, and Benedict's really good looking but he's not stunning'", Moffat says. But once he put on his costume and the coat and had the hair, "he became a matinee idol!

The Only Way Is Essex cast member James Lock has denied allegations that he "racially abused" two men on the set of the Brentwood-based reality TV show.

The reality TV star is claimed to have used racial insults against the men during a recent pool party at Essex mansion Pine Grove in Chigwell, according to The Sun.

The alleged racist remark was reported to programme producers by a witness, and a production source has claimed that a "thorough investigation" is ongoing.

However, Essex Police has since confirmed to Mirror Online that it has no record of any complaint.

A Towie spokesperson added: "The cast member concerned denies these allegations," and Digital Spy has reached out seeking further comment from ITVBe.

The 27-year-old was suspended from the ITVBe show in February last year without pay, following his arrest for possessing class C drug ketamine.

He later pleaded guilty in court and...

Start shining up the Millennium Falcon, because The Lego Movie's Phil Lord and Christopher Miller are hopping on board a Star Wars spinoff film about Han Solo.

The directing team are joining with Lucasfilm for an Anthology spinoff based around young Han Solo. It is due to be released on May 25, 2018.

Lord and Miller said today (July 7): "This is the first film we've worked on that seems like a good idea to begin with. We promise to take risks, to give the audience a fresh experience, and we pledge ourselves to be faithful stewards of these characters who mean so much to us.

"This is a dream come true for us. And not the kind of dream where you're late for work and all your clothes are made of pudding, but the kind of dream where you get to make a film with some of the greatest characters ever,...

Is another Towie star set to bite the dust?

Jessica Wright is rumoured to be leaving the ITVBe show at the end of its current series, in order to launch her own TV career.

The 29-year-old reality TV star - who is currently being pursued by new arrival Peter Wicks on the show - is reportedly keen to follow in the footsteps of her brother, former Towie star Mark Wright.

A spokesperson for ITV told Digital Spy: "No decisions have been made on the casting beyond the current series."

It was recently confirmed that Gemma Collins is currently not filming on the series following an argument with co-star Vas J Morgan, and Jessica's ex-boyfriend Ricky Rayment is also on hiatus.

Mario Falcone has returned after his latest temporary suspension, but Dan Osborne has not been invited back on the show following his suspension.

The cast recently returned from their annual trip to Marbella.

Channel 4 has won much acclaim for its exploration of themes of technophobia in Black Mirror - and on Sunday night (June 14), the broadcaster returns to that topic, but on a much grander scale, in new 8-part series Humans.

A co-production with Us cable network AMC - home to The Walking Dead, Breaking Bad and Mad Men - Humans is based on a European production called Real Humans, which has aired two acclaimed series in its native Sweden.

Relocated to suburban London, Humans will otherwise explore similar territory to the original - it's again set in a parallel present where uncanny humanoid robots, known as 'Synths', are as commonplace in the home as a mobile phone or an iPad.

"Overall, it's the same idea, we just tell the story in a different way," says producer Chris Fry. "Towards the middle of the series, it does change quite a lot [from the original] - with this subject matter,...