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The Latest Breaking News from Michaela Coel

Michaela Coel admits she’s ‘lost friends’ over casting for her projects

The ‘I May Destroy You’ creator has often mixed friendship and business – but it hasn’t always gone well

The Independent UK

The Drama Movies Every Cinephile Is Looking Forward to Seeing in 2026

Directors like Greta Gerwig, Christopher Nolan, and Steven Spielberg all have movies coming out in 2026.

Marie Claire

I May Destroy You helped me confront being spiked

I had previously found Michaela Coel’s 2020 drama relatable and familiar, but decided to rewatch it after going through a similar experience – and it spurred me into action

The Guardian - UK

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The 12 Thriller Movies You Need to See in 2026

From a Rachel McAdams-led survival film to a new Steven Spielberg blockbuster and a long-awaited sequel.

Marie Claire

The 32 Most Anticipated Films Of 2026: From Star-Studded Sequels To Massive Blockbusters

From blockbuster franchises and long-awaited sequels to star-studded dramas and comedies, 2026 is shaping up to be a huge year in film.

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I Wasn't Ready For Blond Anne Hathaway's New Movie To Look Like Taylor Swift's Eras Tour With Witches, But I'm All In Now

I don't hate the "thrillers happening at concerts" trend.

Cinemablend

Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel face off in first trailer for pop star epic Mother Mary

‘Psychosexual pop thriller’ comes from The Green Knight’s David Lowery and will feature new music from Charli xcx

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Upcoming A24 TV Shows: All The New And Returning Series

The production company also rules the small screen.

Cinemablend

Harriet Webb looks back: ‘Being told by a drama teacher that I needed to lose 10 stone was the making of me’

The actor on her wonderful auntie Pat, being inspired by Michaela Coel and Danny Dyer, and her ‘terrible’ arm tattoo

The Guardian - UK

Taylor Swift's Closest Collaborator Sides with Rival? Jack Antonoff's Charli XCX Collab Stirs 'Bad Blood' Speculation

Antonoff is co-composing 'Mother Mary', a David Lowery-directed drama starring Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel, while Charli provides vocals and creative direction.

International Business Times UK

Chanel front row: Every A-lister you could possibly care about turned up for Matthieu Blazy's debut

Matthieu Blazy’s solar system-set first collection for Chanel brought all the stars out

Evening Standard

Nicole Kidman, Pedro Pascal and Margot Robbie hit the front row for a new era at Chanel

It was a celebrity-packed room for the space-themed show at Paris Fashion Week.

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on Adolescence cleaning up at the Emmys: the importance of grassroots drama training

Editorial: Theatre schools are in crisis. More must be done to nurture young talent like Owen Cooper across the country

The Guardian - UK

Best dressed at Toronto Film Festival 2025: Anya Taylor-Joy, Charli xcx, Paul Mescal

Arrivederci Venice, hello Toronto! Film festival season is far from over, and the looks keep coming

Evening Standard

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Carolina Bianchi will drug herself unconscious on stage — but shock is not the point

The Bride and The Goodnight Cinderella is coming to the Southbank. It’s an intense exploration of violence against women, but the creator doesn’t want to linger on the shock factor of her performance

The Guardian - US

The Christophers review – Ian McKellen and Michaela Coel spar in smart Soderbergh original

The actors play off each other beautifully in an intimate London-set comedy drama about art, commerce and the mess in-between

Evening Standard

‘It’s Evita but set in a psych ward’ — Maia Novi’s play Invasive Species lands in London

The Argentinian actor accidentally got sectioned in her final year at Yale. Now Paul Mescal, Michaela Coel and Jennifer Lawrence are all fans of the dark comedy she created from the experience

The Independent UK

Ian McKellen skips new film premiere due to medical advice

Lord of the Rings star leads Steven Soderbergh’s black comedy, ‘The Christophers’

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The Guardian - US

From Knives Out 3 to Soderbergh: 10 films to look out for at the Toronto film festival 2025

Stars including Daniel Craig, Michaela Coel, Keanu Reeves and Channing Tatum to present latest films to big audiences

Evening Standard

I'm a survivor, and Sorry, Baby is the best on-screen depiction of sexual trauma I've seen

A new indie movie by Eva Victor portrays the aftermath of sexual trauma on screen. This is why it’s so important for survivors like me, says Olivia Petter

The Independent UK

Anne Hathaway broke down on set of Mother Mary over fears she’d ‘hurt’ Michaela Coel

‘I have to apologise,’ actor told her co-star while shooting climactic scene

Evening Standard

Russell T Davies, Michaela Coel and more British writers express solidarity with trans community

Writers from across the creative industries have signed an open letter in support of the trans community and call for industry action

The Guardian - UK

‘Charisma in abundance’: why Just Act Normal is the best showcase for new talent since Adolescence

Incredible newcomers! Chickens! Jamelia! The casting director of Stephen Graham’s Netflix smash hit has done it again with this hilariously bleak, utterly unique series. The cast open up

The Guardian - UK

On my radar: Georgia Ellery’s cultural highlights

The Black Country, New Road and Jockstrap musician on a YouTube philosopher, the power of Munch and her love of saunas and Japanese onsen

The Independent UK

Stephen Graham is right. Television has forgotten how funny working-class people are

COMMENT: The British actor has said that TV needs to stop making working-class families look miserable. Chris Harvey, who couldn’t agree more, argues that if you don’t have a broad enough spread of writers, stereotypes begin to take hold

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