On page, stage and screen, Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None has tantalised readers and audiences for generations.

It’s an impossibly stylish tale of a woman’s struggles to live with a sexual curse set against the backdrop of the Big Easy and around a pitch-perfect David Bowie theme song. That’s a shame.

The BBC has announced the launch date and released the trailer and new artwork for Agatha Christie’s Towards Zero. All episodes of the three-part drama will arrive on BBC iPlayer from 6am on ...

The BBC has confirmed that its latest Agatha Christie adaptation, Towards Zero, will begin airing weekly on Sunday 2nd March at 9pm – with all three parts available on BBC iPlayer from 6am that day.

Calling all Agatha Christie fans, there's a cracking new adaptation on the way. EE BAFTA Rising Star winner Mia McKenna-Bruce stars in The Seven Dials Mystery as fizzingly inquisitive sleuth ...

The final hit he scored for the band became one of their calling cards. Learn more about Harrison’s swan song with the Fab Four, below. “Here Comes The Sun” is pop perfection. Though the ...

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The series adaptation of the Robert McCammon novel “Swan Song” has found its writer, Variety has learned exclusively. Russell Rothberg has boarded the project, which was first announced in ...

Kerry Galusha is on her farewell tour at the 2025 Scotties Tournament of Hearts. Some of those goodbyes include leaving a few decorated bodies in her wake — something the Northwest Territories ...

Her song Think Of Me Again was produced by professional musicians at Leeds-based charity The Swan Song Project, which creates musical legacies for people nearing the end of their lives.

Luminate says that with their viewership minutes, Agatha All Along and Echo, the #3 and #4 most-watched series of the year, were in fact still the two least-viewed MCU series to date. That’s bad ...