Channel 4
Máiréad Tyers to Lead Channel 4's 'The Rachel Incident'
The former Extraordinary heroine will lead the eight-part adaptation of Caroline O’Donoghue’s novel.
BritBox
'Lost Boys & Fairies' Is a Spellbinding Tearjerker
Don't let the glitter and feather boas fool you, you need a Costco supply of tissues to watch Lost Boys & Fairies. The adoption drama dropped on Britbox on Tuesday and is a tearjerker as much as it is a celebration of queer families. Lost Boys focuses on
Acorn TV
'Recipes for Love & Murder' Cooks Up a Season 2 Premiere Date
There's been reporting on and off about how bad the local journalism crisis is, but most people don't realize that it's not limited to the U.S.; it's literally a global crisis, whether you live here in the U.S. or in
BritBox
BritBox To Stream 'Lost Boys & Fairies' in 2025
Lost Boys & Fairies was one of the BBC's more anticipated family dramas for 2024, and it did not disappoint when it aired its three-episode run in June. The LGBTQ+ adoption drama stars Sion Daniel Young (Slow Horses) and Fra Fee (Les Misérables) as Welsh couple Gabriel and
AMC/AMC+
The BBC Picks Up 'Kin' Season 2 for 2024
It's been nearly two years since Americans have heard anything about the star-studded Irish series Kin, Peter McKenna's gangland drama about the Kinsella clan and matriarch Amanda's (Maria Doyle Kennedy) success coup to bring down drug lord Eamon Cunningham (Ciaran Hinds) after his men
Drama
Acorn TV's 'Recipes for Love and Murder' is a Sweet Treat
Acorn TV's newest offering, Recipes for Love and Murder, is a delight. Episodes 1 and 2 dropped on Monday, Sept. 5, and the remaining eight episodes will air, two per night, every Monday, for the next four weeks. It's the first production from Acorn TV set
Mystery
The 'Recipes for Love and Murder' Trailer is Cooking Up Something Good
Over the past few years, most of the non-U.K. offerings on Acorn TV have usually hailed from down under, either Australia or New Zealand, with a few Irish or Canadian shows thrown in for good measure and a couple of Scandi-noir series as foreign language offerings. But the streaming