Oh, honey! 'Sex and the City' star Kim Cattrall ties the knot with Russell Thomas

Emma Corrin and Maika Monroe discussed their roles in the indie fantasy film '100 Nights of Hero' during an interview at the Soho Hotel in London, highlighting the immediate chemistry they shared while filming. The movie, directed by Julia Jackman, is set in a dystopian fairytale world and emphasizes the significance of original storytelling in cinema.

Actress Kim Cattrall has married her fiancé Russell Thomas, whom she met during a guest appearance on BBC Radio 4 in 2016. Their relationship blossomed from this initial encounter, leading to their recent nuptials.

The Barbican, a renowned arts centre in London, is set to undergo a significant revamp aimed at improving navigation and accessibility. Philippa Simpson, the director of buildings and renewal, highlighted the challenges posed by water leaks and the overall condition of the venue as part of the renovation efforts for the 43-year-old landmark.

In early November, London's Electric Ballroom hosted a vibrant performance by Liverpool rapper EsDeeKid, who captivated a young audience with his energetic stage presence and unique sound. The event highlighted the rising popularity of UK underground rap, particularly as American rap faces challenges, suggesting a potential resurgence of British influence in the music scene.

Kim Cattrall, known for her role in Sex and the City, married Russell Thomas in a private ceremony in London on December 4, attended by only 12 guests. The intimate wedding marks a significant personal milestone for the actress.

ZooNation's new Christmas show, 'Ebony Scrooge', presents a vibrant hip-hop adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic tale, transforming the character of Scrooge into a fashion-forward figure named Ebony. The production, staged at Sadler’s Wells East in London, features high-energy choreography and a Caribbean twist, showcasing the talents of Leah Hill as Ebony and highlighting the dance skills of characters like Bob Cratchit.

Mubi has released the official trailer for 'My Father's Shadow,' an acclaimed film by Akinola Davies Jr. that premiered at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, where it received a Special Mention Prize. The film, set against the backdrop of the 1993 Nigerian election crisis, follows two brothers as they navigate Lagos with their estranged father, highlighting themes of sacrifice and identity. It is set to debut in theaters in February 2026.

The Soho Theatre in London hosted the debut play 'Private View' by Jess Edwards, featuring Patricia Allison and Stefanie Martini. The play explores themes of queer entanglement through a narrative that escalates from a chance encounter to an abusive relationship, reflecting on the complexities of codependence and coercion. Despite its ambition to illustrate entanglement theory, the play has been critiqued for its lack of romance and emotional depth.