TV Blogs

Why Fela Kuti’s Afrobeat is still shaking the planet

As a new BBC documentary pays tribute to Fela Kuti, NME talks to Kuti’s son Femi and grandson Made about their family’s radical legacy.

Netflix’s ‘Song Exploder’: what we’ve learned from the hit podcast turned miniseries

Dua Lipa, The Killers, Nine Inch Nails and more have all featured in the show

An unhappy ending: how ‘The Undoing’ came undone

The show's ending felt like the writers spotted a big red button marked ‘easy resolution’ and made a dive for it

David Jonsson: “Black bankers have told me ‘Industry’ represents their experiences”

Star of 'Industry' talks about his role in the BBC Two drama, plus a Welsh pizza party with Lena Dunham and Brad Pitt

This is what ‘Fear The Walking Dead’ needs to change

Despite elevating the quality in Season 6, 'Fear The Walking Dead' still hasn’t found a reason to exist

‘The Wilds’: 5 things you need to know about Amazon’s new teen-centric ‘Lost’

It's like 'My So Called Life' mixed with 'Castaway'

Sharon Horgan’s ‘Pulling’ is back on iPlayer. Here’s why you should watch my favourite sitcom ever

The best sitcoms keep it brief. Friends? Should’ve ended at series five. Big Bang Theory? Should’ve never been commissioned

‘Sassy Justice’: ‘South Park’ creators’ new show mines comedy gold from deepfakes

Deepfakes are a powerful new weapon in the satirist’s arsenal

‘Riverdale’ season five: trailers, cast, release date, and everything we know so far

Archie, Betty, Jughead and Veronica are back – but with one major difference

In praise of ‘Toast Of London”s Matt Berry, the off-kilter comedy hero to lead us into 2021

The cult sitcom, in which the versatile comic actor plays a boujee voiceover artist, will return next year. Hurrah!
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