TV and Film
With more TV and movies than ever right at our fingertips, where are you meant to begin?! Welcome to HELLO!'s TV and Film section where we aim to bring you all of the latest news, recommendations, interviews and more from your fave shows and movies of the moment - covering everything from dancing competitions to Netflix's hottest new drama. So sit back and enjoy the show!
TV and Film
Apple's 'perfect' coming-of-age drama hailed by fans as a hidden gem
Released in 2016, Australian film Teenage Kicks has been hailed by fans as 'perfect' and 'explosive', and it's available to be streamed on Apple TV+
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Fashion
This chic AW25 supermarket collection has an outfit for every event in your festive calendar
Model Abbey Clancy has curated another stellar edit with F&F at Tesco, with prices for the AW25 supermarket range starting at £10
In partnership with F&F at Tesco
Beauty
How to soothe menopausal skin during colder months if battling dryness, wrinkles and sensitivity
We spoke to women’s health specialist Dr Janine David for her top tips and product recommendations for menopausal skin during autumn and winter
Beauty
Meet the new biostimulator injectable that everyone's talking about
We’re in a new era of aesthetics, with more and more women seeking natural results from their beauty treatments
In partnership with Galderma
Shopping
These new slimming black leggings are not only bum-lifting, but tummy flattering too
These comfy black leggings are in high demand, thanks to their smoothing, lifting abilities and athleisurewear vibes. Shop the viral black leggings.
Supported by BetterMe
TV and Film
Viewers hail Percy Jackson season 2 as 'excellent' after long-awaited return
Disney+'s hit fantasy adventure series, Percy Jackson and the Olympians, returned with its two-part premiere on Wednesday 10 December
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TV and Film
Viewers can't wait for Netflix's 'seductive and twisty' 6-part thriller His & Hers - here's why I'll be watching
Tessa Thompson (Hedda) and Jon Bernthal (The Accountant) star in Netflix's "seductive and twisty" thriller series, His & Hers
NOUGHTIES THROWBACK
This thriller is being called 'revenge engineered to perfection' – 16 years on
Law Abiding Citizen first hit screens in 2009 and follows a clever revenge plot starring Gerard Butler and Jamie Foxx, who go head to head
TV and Film
BBC's 'unapologetic' historical drama with 88% Rotten Tomatoes score is available to binge once again
Outrageous is based on Mary Lovell's 2001 biography and follows the scandalous lives of the six Mitford sisters in an aristocratic British family
TV and Film
Inside Emily in Paris actor Lucien Laviscount’s colorful love life with British reality stars and pop singers
The actor has had a number of high-profile relationships
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Shopping
All the kitchen products Meghan Markle uses in her new Netflix holiday special: From chic kettles to the Amazon apron
The devil works hard, but Meghan Markle's kitchen items in the latest season of With Love, Meghan: Holiday Celebration, worked harder - here's where to shop them
Netflix
MUST READ
PaleyFest LA announces first three TV shows for 2026 lineup
The 2025 festival included both critically acclaimed new hits like Severance and Hacks, as well as a Gilmore Girls reunion
What to watch
TV and Film
Looking for a royal binge? Viewers say this 8-part period drama is a 'masterpiece'
The Jodie Comer-starring historical drama, The White Princess, about the marriage between Elizabeth of York and Henry VII, is available on Channel 4 now
TV and Film
ITV's 'intense' returning thriller with Bridgerton star gets dramatic first look
Sophie Rundle and Lorraine Ashbourne star in the gripping thriller After the Flood, which returns with a baffling new murder case
TV and Film
Watch: Line of Duty star teases 'extremely exciting' new plot – and update on release date
Martin Compston plays DI Steve Arnott alongside Vicky McClure as DC Kate Fleming and Adrian Dunbar as Superintendent Ted Hastings
TV and Film
'Deeply harrowing' 2-part Channel 4 documentary leaves viewers heartbroken
Channel 4 aired its two-part documentary, See No Evil, that focused on the abuse by barrister and Christian leader John Smyth – and viewers have been left heartbroken