Normal People actress Daisy Edgar-Jones opens up on Marianne and Connell's graphic sex scenes

Normal People is the show that has captured the attention of everyone across the UK. And, one thing – or, should we say, person – has made the BBC Three series particularly addictive; hunky Connell who is played by Paul Mescal.

Paul Mescal set the men’s fashion trend of 2020 when Normal People viewers began lusting after the silver chain his character wore.

Paul Mescal, one of the stars of Hulu’s new series Normal People, is opening up about what his family thought about his frequent sex scenes in the show.

Sally Rooney’s best selling Normal People and her debut novel, Conversations with Friends have generated an estimated €8.37m in book sales here and the UK.

Normal People star Paul Mescal has shared his delight after Sia praised a video of him covering her song Chandelier.

Normal People has got viewers hooked since it began airing on BBC Three and the show has shot its stars, Daisy Edgar-Jones, 21, who plays Marianne Sheridan, and Paul Mescal, 24, who plays Connell Waldron to stardom.

Every now and again, a pop-cultural phenomenon takes the world by storm and with it comes a fresh, new beauty obsession. The latest? Marianne’s bangs on the hit Hulu series Normal People. The internet is obsessed —  and so are we. Not to mention, the actress who plays the Irish teen admits the ‘do played a part in her landing the role.

Barry Keoghan is about to get another feather in his cap as he’s confirmed his casting in an upcoming production.

Normal People's Paul Mescal says he "didn't sleep" the night before he was supposed to film his first sex scenes on set.  Originally released in late April on BBC Three and Hulu, Sally Rooney's 2018 novel became a best-seller in the U.S. during its first four months of release and now has all of Twitter buzzing because of its refreshing depiction of consent and intimacy during sex between its two central characters.  In a recent interview with Mr.

If you haven’t heard of BBC3’s new series Normal People then you really must be living under a rock as the show based in Ireland has made waves over the last number of weeks.