Jennifer Saunders

The BAFTA TV Awards 2026 are set to be a star-studded affair, with 'Adolescence' leading nominations. 'The Celebrity Traitors' and 'Amandaland' also feature prominently. Tune into BBC One and BBC iPlayer on May 29th at 7 PM BST to catch the ceremony, hosted by Greg Davies, live from London's Southbank Centre.

"Glee" star Chris Colfer has joined the cast of British upcoming comedy "Ab Fab: The Movie".

Jennifer Saunders, Hiran Abeysekera, and Pippa Bennett-Warner have joined the star-studded cast of the upcoming film adaptation of Enid Blyton's The Magic Faraway Tree. The movie, based on Blyton's beloved children's series, follows the Thompson family as they move to the English countryside and discover a magical tree that leads them to fantastical lands. Saunders will play the children's grandmother, Abeysekera will portray the Angry Pixie, and Bennett-Warner will be the grandmother's assistant, Hannah. The film also features newcomers Delilah Bennett-Cardy, Billie Gadsdon, and Phoenix Laroche as the Thompson children. Other notable cast members include Andrew Garfield, Claire Foy, and Nicola Coughlan. Directed by Ben Gregor, with a screenplay by Simon Farnaby, the film is currently being shot in the South of England and at Shinfield Studios, Reading. Producers Pippa Harris and Nicolas Brown expressed excitement over the casting, praising the actors for bringing "wit, wonder, and warmth" to the project.

Richa Chadha took to Instagram to share a still from the film 'Death On The Nile Stars' and asked her to spot her fiance Ali Fazal in it. In the photo, we can see Wonder Woman star Gal Gadot, Ali and other stars from the film chilling in a boat. Sharing the photo, she captioned, "Spot the fiancé...casually sitting next to some superstars holding his own." The actress also posted the same picture on Twitter and wrote, "No biggie... just Ali Fazal casually chilling with some global superstars. #Proud."

The makers of ‘Death On The Nile’ have released the first ever character poster of actor Ali Fazal.

Ali Fazal says that he learnt his craft on the sets of his films.

Actor-filmmaker Kenneth Branagh will next tackle a biographical movie about classic music band Bee Gees. Writer Ben Elton, who worked with Branagh for 2018 period movie 'All Is True', penning the current draft of the screenplay, said reports.

Prince Harry expressed contentment with his US life, emphasizing the freedom to engage in activities with his children that wouldn't be possible in the UK. While Harry spoke at a New York summit, Meghan sent holiday greetings from a London charity event. The couple's separate appearances fuel ongoing divorce rumors.

“This one's for Mom. She might’ve liked it,” said Bollywood star Ali Fazal as he launched the trailer of his next Hollywood film ‘Death on the Nile’.

A poll has dubbed Oscar Wilde as Britain's greatest ever humorist, just two points ahead of Irish comedian Spike Milligan.

Since the trailer launch last evening, the actor has been receiving love and appreciation from all quarters. Among the many congratulatory messages that came his way was from Kangana Ranaut who not only congratulated him but also admitted, “I have huge admiration for your breakthrough.”

Ali Fazal has been living the dream, sine bagging a role in the upcoming Hollywood film, 'Death on the Nile'. Sporting a sharp moustache for his role the thriller-drama, the actor has been taking to social media to share a few impressive and intriguing looks of his character.

The actor whose much awaited Death on the Nile trailer dropped recently, has been much appreciated for pushing boundaries for Indian actors in international cinema.

Although Ali Fazal makes a blink and you miss it appearance in the trailer, he is reportedly set to change the way Indians are portrayed on the big screen.

Alan Yentob, the influential British broadcasting figure behind acclaimed BBC content, has died at 78. Joining the BBC in 1968, he shaped arts and comedy programming, launching shows like Absolutely Fabulous. Celebrated for series like Arena and his Bowie documentary, Cracked Actor, Yentob's career also faced controversy, but his contributions to the arts were widely recognized.