Priscilla, Queen of the Desert star Guy Pearce confirms when sequel will be filmed and released

Read next Now, Pearce, who played drag queen Adam Whitely in the 1994 film, said they are looking at a 2028 release date for the sequel. When is Priscilla Queen of the Desert 2 coming out? He told Good Morning America…

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Supacell season 2 gets major update from Netflix as fans eagerly await release date

We've known for some time that season 2 is on the way, but more than two years on, we are still yet to learn the release date. Unfortunately, we still don't have any news on that front, but we have now just got a big new…

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A Quiet Place star teases "big and bold" film that closes out trilogy as filming wraps

Jupe played Marcus Abbott – the son of the characters played by Emily Blunt and John Krasinski – in the first two instalments in 2018 and 2021 respectively, and now he's returning one more time for the third film. The…

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Green Man review – Wolf Alice, Shame and secret sets keep the Welsh festival’s flame burning

Charred peat and grassland smoulder on the hillsides, the remnants of one of the 20 wildfires that blazed through south and west Wales the previous week. The dangerously dry conditions pose a problem for the festival…

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Yeon Sang-ho: South Korea’s zombie king tells us the secret to K-horror’s success

And yet in Yeon Sang-ho’s breakout live-action debut Train To Busan , about a young workaholic father (played by Gong Yoo) protecting his young daughter (Kim Su-an) from a national outbreak on a packed train, tears…

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Sandi Toksvig: "You can feel in the Irish writers, that their work could only have sprung from Ireland"

"What is it about the Irish?" asks Sandi Toksvig, sounding slightly exasperated. She’s being nice, though: the broadcaster and author is wondering aloud how this tiny island has produced so many world-class writers – and…

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Jon Ronson: "Dennis Nilsen, the serial killer, turned my book into Braille"

"Dennis Nilsen, the serial killer, turned my book into Braille," says Jon Ronson. It’s exactly the kind of alarming and surreal revelation we expect from the writer and broadcaster, whose Radio 4 show Things Fell Apart…

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Boomtown proves that ambition, escapism and conscience can share the same dancefloor

With backgrounds in free party movements, underground scenes, and a general love for world-building, the pair recognised a glaring issue with mainstream festival spaces before Boomtown’s inception; there were few…

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Slayyyter live review – raucous show announces a new princess of sleaze-pop

Back then, she was still largely the domain of Twitter gays: a subcultural figure to those who assessed music in terms of "flops" and "bops". Then, midway through 2025, she released the electro-trashy Beat Up Chanel$…

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Bret Michaels axes all planned tour dates to recover from surgery

Back in June, the singer played three live dates in the US, where he claimed to be in “intense” pain due to a kidney stone. After the final of the three dates, held in Washington, he was quickly rushed to hospital and…

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