1994 was an excellent year for film. A range of outstanding theatrical creations, varying genres, splendid characters, interesting plotlines; it had it all. So, which movies made it great? Let's see.
The Pianist is one of the best WWII movies of all time—but few know about the disturbing lengths Adrien Brody went to perfectly portray his character’s despair.
Renowned for Lucille Ball’s physical comedy, I Love Lucy was also a key pioneer for many firsts in television. Let's take a look behind the scenes of the iconic sitcom.
Every great show needs a clear start and a strong end. BritBox specializes in this by offering short, excellent series packed with drama and excitement.
There's a special kind of character who walks into a sitcom and instantly shifts the mood. These aren't leads or even likable. But they created such tension that the entire show began to revolve around them.
The (first) Golden Age of Television was in full swing during the 1950s, which saw an explosion in TVs Americans bought and shows they watched. Here’s a look at some of the best.
A strong start doesn't guarantee a lasting impression. Some of TV's brightest characters became tired tropes or walking contradictions. Fans noticed, and slowly, the applause gave way to sighs.
