Makers of Ewan McGregor's Obi Wan Kenobi series plan to have new writers

Lesley Headland, the woman behind Netflix’s Emmy-winning Russian Doll drama, has been recruited to mastermind a new female-centred Star Wars project for Disney.

Peruvian teenager Kluiverth Aguilar will be sent out to other teams within the City Football Group rather than joining Manchester City straight away.

HBO has dropped the first trailer for its’ upcoming Perry Mason series with Matthew Rhys.

The Skywalker Saga has officially come to a close, a sci-fi opera that began more than four decades ago with 1977's and ended, two trilogies later, with last year's. But there are plenty more stories to tell from that galaxy far, far away.

Lorde may have some music in the works.

A Nashville Federal judge has denied Spotify’s request to move the copyright infringement case brought by Eminem’s publisher, Eight Mile Style, to their home turf of New York.

The rumors have circulated for years, but now it's finally, totally, officially confirmed: Ewan McGregor will return to the Star Wars universe to star as Obi-Wan Kenobi in a new Disney+ series. The actor first played the character in the Star Wars prequel films, The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones, and Revenge of the Sith. (The character was originated by Sir Alec Guinness in the original film, Star Wars - Episode IV: A New Hope.)

The upcoming TV series based around Star Wars‘ Obi-Wan Kenobi is back on track.

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Eminem, Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, and more give a nod to legends of tattoos and photography in the hip-hop space.

Hello all you cool cats and kittens… If you just read that phrase and immediately knew where it was from then you must, like the rest of us, be here because you’ve been indulging in Netflix’s new docuseries Tiger King.

No doubt about it — these are trying times for everyone, and the need for a little bit of bliss amid the chaos has never been more pressing. One of the best, sure-fire ways to soothe a stressed-out soul is with music, so there may never be a better time to watch (or re-watch) some of the greatest musical series ever.

There are many streaming platforms to source movies old and new, but with many to choose from, how does one sort the good from the bad. Well, over the past few days, we’ve been scouring the likes of Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and the others to present some recommendations. Here is what we’ve come up with.