
Actor Philippa Dunne Discusses Career, Personal Life, and New Drama
Actor Philippa Dunne discusses her career, including her latest role in the drama 'Believe Me,' overcoming negative self-talk, her statue phobia, and other personal insights.
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Actor Philippa Dunne discusses her career, including her latest role in the drama 'Believe Me,' overcoming negative self-talk, her statue phobia, and other personal insights.

Holly Walsh, writer of 'Amandaland,' shared her dream guest star after winning the BAFTA Television Award for Best Scripted Comedy, humorously referring to her as "America's Amanda."
Eilish O’Hanlon reviews "Amandaland," finding it amusing in parts but ultimately not as good as the sitcom "Motherland."

The charity telethon takes place on Friday night and will be hosted by Davina McCall.

The BAFTA-winning creative team behind 'Amandaland' shared insights at the BBC Comedy Festival on how they successfully differentiated the spin-off series from its original, 'Motherland,' primarily through character development.

Musician Noah Kahan performed two songs, 'The Great Divide' and 'Doors,' as the musical guest on Saturday Night Live. The episode also featured Matt Damon in the cold open as Brett Kavanaugh and other sketches, including a Tucker Carlson segment on Weekend Update.

Ahead of critical local elections in the UK, political analysis focuses on the potential impact on Keir Starmer and the Labour Party, with some reports highlighting challenges from other parties and specific candidates. The elections are seen as a significant test for the current political landscape.

BBC comedy boss Jon Petrie has greenlit new seasons for six shows, including 'Amandaland', 'Am I Being Unreasonable?', and 'Black Ops', alongside an eighth season for 'Two Doors Down'.

A comprehensive guide to the week's entertainment, including new releases and reviews, has been published. It covers various cultural events from film to music.
Philippa Dunne offers her commentary on the character Anne in "Amandaland," highlighting how Anne "stole the show" and describing her as a "silent crusader."