Brenda Fricker returns to the screen for four-part adaptation of Graham Norton’s novel

It swept the boards at many ceremonies over the past year, so it’s no surprise that Normal People has been nominated for an award at the NTAs in the UK.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor“Free Guy,” in theaters Aug. 13, revolves around a world within a world — the video game Free City.

Wedding bells are in order for Fair City star Ryan Andrews who has popped the question to his long-term girlfriend Michaela O’Neill.

Ryan Reynolds — don’t worry, his shtick works here — plays Guy, a rudimentary bystander (a “non-playable character”) in a “Grand Theft Auto”-style game called “Free City.” His dumb catchphrase? “Don’t have a good day — have a great day!” Players from the real world descend on the CGI metropolis as sunglasses-wearing avatars and shoot, steal and cause untold destruction. The next day, it starts over.

“It was a great move for us because Evil never really felt like a network show,” says Mike Colter of the move of the supernatural series from CBS to Paramount+ for is second season this year. “I think it is going to be a good thing, I think it is going to change the way we explore the characters,” adds the man who plays priest in training David Acosta alongside fellow paranormal investigators Katija Herbers and Aasif Mandvi

Ryan Reynolds‘ new movie Free Guy features lots of film references, Easter eggs and cameos, but Deadpool will not be one of them.

Perth store security guard has cost a local man his freedom.

In upside-down simulations, time loops and videogames turned inside out, a growing body of movies trade on the feeling of living in a false reality — of being a glitch in the matrix. Virtual realities turn real ("Ready Player One"), television sets peel away ("The Truman Show"), dream states don't wake ("Inception"), arcade characters break free ("Wreck-It Ralph").But if anyone was ever living a lie, Free City resident and banker Guy (Ryan Reynolds) is.

Perth. Tyroshan (36) and Ayesha Attidi Panagoda (30), decided to open their very own plastic-free zero-waste shop in the Fair City.The business owners, both from Sri Lanka, started up Tay Larder on South Methven Street after struggling to find shops that offered plastic-free packaging.

It’s nearly 20 years since the juggernaut TV show that was Friends wrapped up but most of the cast are as close as ever.

Fair City fans are in for a shock in coming episodes as one-half of Carrigstown’s much-loved couple calls time on their relationship.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterJai Courtney has been cast in the Amazon series “The Terminal List” opposite Chris Pratt, Variety has learned.The series follows James Reece (Pratt) after his entire platoon of Navy SEALs is ambushed during a high-stakes covert mission. Reece returns home to his family with conflicting memories of the event and questions about his culpability.

Claudia Winkleman has scarcely popped up on our Zoom screen before launching into a full-scale apology. “I’m so sorry about what I look like but there’s nothing I can do about it,” she says, grimacing into the camera.

Ethan Shanfeld Damon Wayans Jr. will host Peacock’s “Frogger,” a competition series based on the iconic 1980s video game.Co-hosted by “Good Morning Football’s” Kyle Brandt, the series supersizes the concept of the Konami game into an epic obstacle course filled with all the same elements.

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Chris Pratt and Taylor Kitsch are filming a new TV series together and we have photos of them on set!

Martin Compston is set to star in new four-part ITV drama Our House, which has commenced filming in south London.The Scottish actor, 37, best known for his role as Steve Arnott in Line Of Duty, joins Sense8's Tuppence Middleton and Spooks star Rupert Penry-Jones in the star-studded line-up. Our House is based on the best-selling 2018 book of the same name by Louise Candlish, it has been adapted by screenwriter Simon Ashdown and will be produced by Red Planet Pictures.