Movies

Once September arrives, some of the coziest TV shows come back to the UK. Among them is “Strictly Come Dancing,” which in many aspects serves as a precursor to Christmas, though the journey until Christmas is a long one of three months. Each month, new routines are unveiled and they perform for the judging panel. The audience votes determine which couples will face off weekly, gradually narrowing down the competition until the finale. Continue reading our guide to learn how to watch “Strictly Come Dancing” online and free of charge, no matter your location.

Autumn is swiftly approaching, bringing chilly evenings, hot chocolate, and an ideal moment to snuggle beneath a blanket while enjoying some spine-tingling television content. Truth be told, it’s not referred to as “spooky season” for nothing, and what could be more fitting than using Netflix to immerse yourself in the spirit of ghosts, ghouls, and goblins? Once again this year, the streaming service is offering a complete collection of scares as part of its annual Netflix & Chills event. They’re all set to present a fresh selection of original films and series throughout October.

Action movie enthusiasts are currently basking in the thrill of Netflix’s hit actioner, Rebel Ridge…but that crown might not last long, as early responses to Netflix’s upcoming action thriller, The Shadow Strays, hint at “relentless, violent chaos from beginning to end.” The Shadow Strays, a film by the director of 2018’s The Night Comes for Us, Timo Tjahjanto, has recently premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. It seems we have another action movie masterpiece in the making.

The upcoming live-action Transformers movie, titled “Transformers One,” produced by its filmmaker, is expected to make a big difference in the franchise. Starring Chris Hemsworth as Optimus Prime and Brian Tyree Henry as Megatron, this movie delves into their origin on the planet Cybertron. Known for being the best in the series, “Transformers One” could influence the future live-action films significantly, even though it may not align with the established cinematic universe’s continuity.

Marshmallow Laser Feast collaborates with Johnnie Walker on an exciting glassmaking project, resulting in a display called “Liquid Light” during the London Design Festival.