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REVIEW: Last night’s Consent, (TV One), had a fair few chilling, skin-crawling scenes, but one of the most affecting was when we saw rape complainant Louise Nicholas and her daughter having coffee on their hotel balcony during the trial. Down in the street, a paddy wagon is leaving the High Court across the road

Coronation Street’s Steve McDonald (Simon Gregson) is trapped between two women – his ex-girlfriend Michelle Connor (Kym Marsh) and Tracy Barlow (Kate Ford), the volatile and conniving mother of his daughter Amy.

It is no secret that so-called “action figure tent-poles” – big-budget super-hero films that hold up a studio’s yearly schedule – have become Hollywood’s bread basket.

Jeff Bridges credits his parents with preparing him for fame. The Oscar-winner grew up in showbusiness as the son of late stars Lloyd and Dorothy Bridges

Daniel Radcliffe says he finds the concept of celebrity and the level of interest in the trivia of actors’ lives “weird”. While promoting his first romantic comedy What If, directed by Michael Dowse, the 25-year-old British star was keen to keep the conversation away from his own love life

Robin Williams may not have completed voicing his part in Sci-Fi comedy. Williams provided the voice for Dennis the Dog in the film, which will feature members of Monty Python and stars British actor Simon Pegg

The cast of Downton Abbey has responded to the snickering, following the release of a publicity still that included a water bottle – an object not quite era appropriate for a period drama television series set in the early 20th century.

Lee Tamahori doesn’t know why people think he lives in Hollywood.

REVIEW: For a film like this, you almost need two reviews: one for the fans, for whom Nick Cave’s rambling musings will never be less than treacle to their ears; and one for filmgoers who may be only mildly interested in the Australian rock star as an Actual Person but may appreciate the twist on the documentary artform. With those caveats in mind, here’s the rundown: Cave has collaborated with British artists Jane Pollard and Iain Forsyth to produce a necessarily self-conscious, sometimes delightful, often ponderous, mash-up of the documentary trope