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Friday’s repository for music, film and TV nonsense, including: Cumberbatch does McConaughey, Lorde does Bright Eyes, Sesame Street does Too Many Cooks and Kendrick rides Woody
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Following in the footsteps of The Wicker Man, David Rudkin’s 1974 TV play offers a powerful portrait of adolescence and religious anguish in rural England, writes Sukhdev Sandhu
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‘We do need to make the program a little bit lighter and that’s part of the direction that it will be going,’ says managing director
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Henry Barnes: Life Itself traces the career of the pioneering US journalist, who helped to democratise film criticism through his TV shows and newspaper columns
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Sam Wollaston: Intense, controlling, a bit disturbing – and that’s just the cop, in The Fall
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No new series for Party Tricks or Offspring but The Bachelor returns alongside Bachelorette spin-off and Gogglebox, a television show about people watching television
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