Film Critic Halima Ahad reviews Olivia Rodrigo: driving home 2 u, finding it an insightful look into the process of writing the hit SOUR album

TV Writer Ellie Muston reviews Pam & Tommy, praising the chemistry between stars Lily James and Sebastian Stan

The Worst Person in the World realistically portrays the human experience and is a film that will stand as a modern classic, writes Film Critic James Evenden

TV Writer Erin Perry praises the second season of Bridgerton for its intense, slow-burn romance that brings the enemies-to-lovers trope to life

Film Critic James Evenden reviews Windfall, finding it an engaging but anticlimactic thriller

Comment Editor Emily Baldwin reflects on the late-2000s rollerskating classic, Whip It

TV Critic Lucy Parry reviews This Is Going To Hurt, the new BBC drama chronicling the struggles of the doctors and nurses working on an NHS ward

Film Critic Maria Bastan-Sarabi reflects on The Godfather 50 years after its release, exploring the different factors that contributed to its cinema-defining success

TV Writer Erin Perry reviews suspenseful Apple TV+ drama Suspicion, praising its ambitious weaving of storylines and connection to its four main characters

Film Critic Amelia Neath meets with Kevin Markwick, owner of The Electric Cinema, to discuss the cinema's reopening, the importance of independent cinema, and his favourite films

The Batman is a triumphant success, made complete by fantastic performances and electrifying action writes Film Critic James Evenden

The Duke is a heart-warming comedy about standing up for the more vulnerable within society, writes Film Critic Anna Emmerson Robinson