Holy re-appearances Batman!
Screening of long-lost Batman footage launches hunt for nation’s top 100 ‘lost’ TV shows.
Blinding lunch for Birmingham Press Club
Peaky Blinders creator to speak at lunchtime event.
Review: Black Sheep – the authorised biography of Nicol Williamson
‘Flawed genius’ best describes the actor whose story has recently been published.
Game of Thrones star set for Midlands film
West Midlands filmmakers sign up star for their latest production.
Sutton date for TV star
Only Fools actor to reveal behind the scenes stories at Sutton Coldfield Town Hall.
MasterChef Pros finalist pops up at Staying Cool
MasterChef finalist launches exciting year for Staying Cool and The Wilderness.
TV’s crown affair
Will Mapplebeck dives into his Christmas flatscreen and gets a right royal bucket of enjoyment.
Screengrab: 241, Yankee style
Two films that helped define America’s image of itself hits the box this week, says Richard Lutz.
I’m a TV viewer, get me out of here….
Richard Lutz dives into the world of talent shows and jungle fever.
Peaky Blinders artist to support Birmingham Children’s Hospital
Exhibition piece to be raffled for charity.
An audience with Sir Michael Parkinson
Currently on tour, the legendary broadcaster talks to us.
Screengrab: The disunited state of America
Richard Lutz turns his attention to a TV documentary that stands out.
Screengrab: An ungentle word in The Duke’s ear
Richard Lutz spins your dials to offer the best movie on the box this week.
Adil Ray announced as Acorns patron
TV comic links with childrens charity.
Birmingham teacher waltzes her way onto Strictly
TV fame beckons for city dance teacher.
Screengrab: Fuhgedaboudit
Richard Lutz plunders the TV listings to find the movie of the week.
Car crash politics
Will Mapplebeck fishes for the best politico-TV on the box. It can make for disturbing viewing.
Eight battle it out for Midlands Newspaper of the Year
Nominations announced for region’s media stars.
Screengrab: The righteous cowpoke that walked into destiny
Richard Lutz dons his stetson for the TV movie of the week.
Lost TV shows to be aired at Birmingham festival
Lost episodes of Crossroads screened for first time in fifty years.
Screengrab: Gems from the midnight hour
Richard Lutz digs through the night files to find movies from the wee hours on the box.
Sometimes, between life and death, stand the Ambulance Service.
Sometimes, between life and death, stand the Ambulance Service.
Football play hits iPlayer
Stadium, featuring local football fans, now available to watch on BBC iplayer.
Screengrab: Real wild about Wild
Richard Lutz trawls through this week’s movies on the box to find the gems.
Screengrab: Don’t forget the bad guys
Richard Lutz picks the flix you gotta see on the crystal box this week.
Screengrab: Captain Kirk
Richard Lutz pays tribute to a classic newspaper movie on the box this week.
Blinded by the night
Stephen Pennell goes on a tour around Digbeth.
West Midlands submits case for Channel 4
Broadcaster’s relocation could add £5 billion to the local economy.
A slice of history
In the aftermath of the general election, Ian Payne unearths a fascinating piece of local life.
Why Channel 4 should move to Birmingham – council leader
“The type of place where audiences live.”