Paramount+’s newest crime show, MobLand, has had an effective first impression on fans with its absorbing storyline and an ...

The big star, of course, is Hardy, and it is perhaps because of his glowering presence that MobLand is such thrill-free viewing. He comes across like a human stress ball during every second of ...

Guy Ritchie is delving into the world of organized crime with his new Paramount+ series, MobLand. The crime series involves a ...

The “Long Way to Go” singer — who is pregnant with her third child — attended the premiere of “MobLand” at Odeon Luxe Leicester Square in London alongside her husband, Alex Fine ...

But sometimes, it’s hard to get a read on a show after its first episode. Take MobLand, from Ronan Bennet and Guy Ritchie, for instance; after we watched the first episode, we hoped that it ...

Follow him on X and IG @theonlykilty Mobland, the brand-new crime series from Guy Ritchie, aired on Sunday night, and if you missed the premiere, you can catch it on Monday night. (L-R ...

The prime minister has hosted a roundtable with the creators of TV series Adolescence, to discuss how to stop young people ...

Content spending remains high but total commissions are down, the annual plans said. As viewing shifts to international platforms, consumption of British content is therefore “at risk”.

The stunning American model, 35, and the Muse frontman, 46, cosied up to one another as they stopped for snaps under the limelight at the Odeon Lux in Leicester Square. The blonde beauty opted for ...

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TV star Richard Chamberlain has died. He was 90. Chamberlain passed away Saturday in Waimanalo, Hawaii of complications following a stroke, publicist Harlan Boll confirmed to Variety. “Our ...

The show has already made history, bringing in tremendous viewing figures, including some of those in very high office indeed. Show writer Jack Thorne and producer Jo Johnson were invited by Sir ...