Licensed to sustain
University of Birmingham study breaks down key to Bond franchise’s longevity.
Gerry with a gee
Unsung local hero Gerry Colvin talks to Dave Woodhall.
CRASH! BANG!
Comic Rob Beckett talks to Brian Donaldson about his new show Wallop!
The town that doesn’t see itself
Sheilagh Matheson works in an African community so poor it can’t afford mirrors.
Everyman amongst us
Stephen K Amos talks to Brian Donaldson about Everyman, and everything.
Mark Williams supports Save Acorns Black Country Appeal
Harry Potter star also urges public to help find yellow hat.
Taking liberties with comedy
Geoff Norcott, star of Mock the Week and much more, talks ahead of his Birmingham date.
Peaky Blinders have arrived at The Ivy Temple Row
Restaurant unveils new cocktail range to mark festival.
The Peaky Effect – West Midlands welcomes record number of visitors
West Midlands is centre of attention with surge in visitor numbers.
Peaky Blinders Escape experiences launched
Two new rooms set to be unveiled later this month.
Guarding the Bodys
Award-winning actor Jack Loy talks about growing up in Birmingham and appearing in Wolverhampton.
Classic rocking Robin
Another couple of dates for your diary.
Birmingham City University to screen ‘lost’ music programme
Rare Beatles performance amongst rescued footage to be shown again.
Me, Wayne Rooney & David Cameron
Stephen Pennell talks to Brummie film maker George Francis.
Acorns play a Blinder
Red carpet treatment as stylish charity ball raises £29,000 for children and families.
Birmingham link for TV garden
Jewellery Quarter-inspired Garden to feature at BBC Gardeners’ World Live/
Former Apprentice winner to talk in Birmingham
Networking and advice from serial entrepreneur.
Facing the Beast
James Rampton talks to Anglocentric America stand-up Reginald D. Hunter.
Tribute to legendary actor comes to Artrix
Celebrating the life and times of John Le Mesurier.
Former specialist college student makes screen debut
Ex-Queen Alexandra College student appears in BBC drama Call the Midwife.
Sinatra and ringing in the changes
Richard Lutz checks out a film by Old Blue Eyes. But first, a word about telephones….
Brexit wreckage: The merry go round that’s gone mad
Richard Lutz scrapes through the shattered remains of Brexit-land to find any signs of anything …except madness.
Screengrab: When the pen is mightier than skullduggery
Richard Lutz points the finger at the TV film you can’t miss this week.
Adieu Mr Redford, goodbye 2018
Richard Lutz says goodbye to The Sundance Kid and leafs through his own bookshelf in yet another first week of a new year.
Screengrab: Never forget Irving Bacon
Richard Lutz plunges into TV movieland to dredge up a gem or two.
MCM Comic Con returns to Birmingham
Chance to meet the people behind some of the biggest pop culture phenomena of all time.
Great Escapes
Richard Lutz enjoys light comedy in a dark world.
Birmingham premiere for Brexit dance production
World premiere produced by DanceXchange and commissioned by Sky Arts through Art 50.
Generation A-Z
Older people and children benefit from being together at Longbridge Retirement Village.
Screengrab: Get shorties
Richard Lutz trawls through the best TV films of the week.