TV Writer Jasmine Sandhar discusses recent public outrage at an intrusive 2013 interview with Lindsay Lohan conducted by David Letterman, arguing that it raises many troubling questions about celebrity privacy

It's here... the final roundup of all the TV shows that kept our critics entertained in 2020

To mark LGBTQ+ History Month in the UK, TV Writer Kitty Grant takes us through how Russell T Davies's shows have changed the landscape of British television, from Queer As Folk to It's A Sin

TV Writer Kitty Grant agrees with fans that the Frock Destroyers would be serious (and fun) contenders if they were to represent the UK at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest

This LGBT History Month, our writers share the television shows that have made headway for queer representation on screen

TV Critic Lauren Ramsden is exasperated at how the 2021 Golden Globes nominations ignore the talent of young TV writers and actors, such as Michaela Coel

After news that a Harry Potter TV series is in the early stages of development, TV critic Emily Wallace questions whether this is a good idea given Rowling's transphobic views

TV Critic Anisha Mansuri fondly remembers the good-old-days when Pretty Little Liars, a favourite teenage drama and murder mystery, graced our screens

TV Critic Erin Osgood discusses the practice of colour-blind casting in Bridgerton and the musical Hamilton, asking just how historically accurate we want our period dramas to be

TV Writer Marianne Morgan is delighted that favourite medical drama Casualty has made a comeback with a special episode dedicated to NHS workers: a moving tribute as part of the show’s 35th anniversary series

As Christmas is just around the corner, Redbrick's TV Writers share the TV episodes they always come back to during the holiday season

TV Critic Anisha Mansuri critiques the writers of The Queen's Gambit for presenting Beth as fulfilling the male gaze despite her drug-induced depressive breakdown