Construction expert and social media star Daniel Ashville explores extraordinary feats of engineering in new series Building Impossible with Daniel Ashville, premiering on National Geographic Thursday 14th September at 8pm. Cross-country tunnels and bridges, cruise ships and mega sports stadiums are huge physical and logistical challenges to create. There’s nobody who knows that better than Daniel Ashville, the self-made construction entrepreneur and founder of property heavyweights The Ashville Group. Daniel’s infectious enthusiasm for creating innovative spaces has won him nearly 500,000 You ..read more

The hit fantasy series The Wheel of Time returns to Amazon Prime Video this month. On September 1, we’ll learn what’s next for witch Moraine (Rosamund Pike) and Rand (Josha Stradowski), the Dragon Reborn. Also this month, new John Wick spin-off The Continental hits screens on September 22 and there’s more from the world of The Boys with Gen V on September 29. Here are our top Amazon Prime Video picks for September 2023: 1. Wheel of Time (Season 2) The hit fantasy series based on the novels by Robert Jordan. Available on September 1 2. One Shot: Overtime Elite A new sports documentary about u ..read more

The hit teen drama Sex Education returns for its fourth and final season this September. We’ll catch up with Otis, Eric and Maeve on September 21, as the trio go their separate ways following the closure of Moordale High. Also this month, Tom Hardy narrates new wildlife documentary series Predators (September 6) and It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia returns for series 16 (September 15). Here are our top Netflix picks for September 2023: 1. Disenchantment (Season 3) The return of the animated fantasy series created by The Simpsons‘ Matt Groening. Available on September 1 2. Predators Tom Hard ..read more

Disney+’s hit series Only Murders In The Building returns to the platform this month. The murder-mystery series begins it’s new season off the last’s cliffhanger: what happened to Ben Glenroy? Charles, Oliver and Mabel put the pieces together from August 8. There’s also a new Star Wars series out this month, exploring the story of Anakin Skywalker’s former padawan Ahsoka Tano. Ahsoka premieres on August 23. Here are our top Disney+ picks for August 2023: 1. Marvel Studios’ Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 The latest film from Marvel’s superhero defenders of the galaxy. Available on August 2 2 ..read more

The new adaptation of Harlan Coben’s young adult book series, Shelter, comes to Amazon Prime Video on August 18. Shelter tells the story of a boy who is left to investigate the disappearance of his girlfriend when she stops coming to school. Also this month, the Take That musical film Greatest Days is fresh from the cinemas to our screens on August 25. Here are our top Amazon Prime picks for August 2023: 1. The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart Sigourney Weaver and Alycia Debnam-Carey play grandmother and granddaughter in this new seven-part drama. Available on August 4 2. Cruel Summer (Season 2) T ..read more

The adorable high school romance drama Heartstopper returns for a new season in August 2023. Also this month, go behind-the-scenes with some of the world’s biggest stars, including UNTOLD: Jake Paul The Problem Child (August 1) and At Home With the Furys (August 16). Here are our top Netflix picks for August 2023: 1. UNTOLD: Jake Paul The Problem Child The behind-the-scenes story of the infamous Youtube sensation. Available on August 1 2. Heartstopper (Season 2) Charlie and Nick’s love story continues in the second series. Available on August 3 3. Head to Head A new action-comedy about a ch ..read more

The resurgence of true crime as a beloved television genre shows no signs of abating. There’s little more addictive than an unsolved mystery, and award-winning journalist Donal MacIntyre’s hit investigative series Donal MacIntyre: Unsolved offers plenty of them. Better yet, it’s currently streaming on CBS Catchup Channels UK. Donal MacIntyre: Unsolved re-examines some of Britain’s most infamous and controversial cold cases. It tackles well-known stories such as the disappearance of chef Claudia Lawrence, who went missing in York in 2009. We also take a deep dive into some of true crime’s less ..read more

Weird and wonderful reign supreme in Netflix’s July offerings. Adam Devine is a bank manager whose bank gets raided by a masked couple that might just be his fiancee’s parents in Out-Laws on July 7. Meanwhile Adam Driver is in space again, this time accidentally re-discovering dinosaurs in new film 65 premiering on Netflix July 8. And finally, John Boyega uncovers a government cloning conspiracy in new comedy They Cloned Tyrone on July 21. Here are our top Netflix picks for July 2023: 1. Unknown: The Lost Pyramid (2023) Two Egyptologists compete against the clock to see who can uncover some o ..read more

The critically-acclaimed The Bear returns for season two on Disney+ in July. If you missed last year’s hit, it stars Jeremy Allen White as Carmy Berzatto, an award-winning chef who goes back to his roots to sort out his family’s failing food business. Season two picks up as Carmy and sous chef Sydney (Ayo Edebiri) continue their mission to transform The Original Beef of Chicagoland. As always, it isn’t easy. Here are our top Disney+ picks for July 2023: 1. Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire A new anthology series exploring futuristic African science fiction, by Oscar-winning director Peter Ramsey ..read more

May’s NOW TV additions see the return of some of Sky’s biggest hitters as well as exciting original new drama. Perry Mason is back for a second series on May 2, while Will Smith’s Bel-Air returns May 5. Later in the month, the gripping Australian crime thriller Last King of the Cross premieres on May 18 and Watergate scandal drama White House Plumbers premieres May 30. Here are our top NOW TV picks for May 2023: 1. Perry Mason (Season 2) The drama about criminal defence lawyer Perry Mason returns for season two. Available on May 2 2. Bel-Air (Season 2) Will Smith’s edgy remake of Fresh Princ ..read more