Adam Bloodworth

The acting legend is busier than ever and she’s not about to stop anytime soon.

The actor’s comment to me outside an event left me shocked and confused

Twenty years since Bridget premiered on the big screen, her creator speaks to HuffPost UK.

Staying indoors, poor sleep, staring at screens – it’s no wonder our faces are looking a little different.

And still only 22 years old.

The actor famous from The Inbetweeners and Killing Eve tells HuffPost UK how he became an unrecognisable Sherlock for new Netflix series The Irregulars.

The actor on his dream of bringing queer Black historical figures into the limelight, and what the hype around Bridgerton got wrong.

The actor and comic on her new pronouns, why she won’t pick up female dramatic roles and her political aspirations.

Sherlock purists beware, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s creation has been completely reimagined in Netflix’s big budget drama.

“We have to get there this century or I don’t think we’ll make it as a species.”

The world has moved on since the likes of Sex And The City and Frasier were last on our screens, so the forthcoming reboots need to as well.

“The only way we’re going to be able to move forward is by accurate representation,” the Netflix star tells HuffPost UK.

Day dreaming about tomorrow or finding it hard to see beyond today? Here’s why future-gazing can help.

The Star/Disney+ series is bringing young queer stories into the mainstream and is another milestone for LGBTQ representation on screen.

“It’s taken a long time for me to view Goodness Gracious Me as quite the landmark that it was.”

Shows like Shrill and This Is Us are presenting more progressive and complex images of plus sized people, but there is still a long way to go.

Binge watching Lupin and Call My Agent? You’re not alone.

As staycation bookings boom, HuffPosters share memorable trips close to home.

“It started with whispers, rumours... almost gossip. It was terrifying, even at the beginning.”

Ritchie and his mates ‘la!’ at every opportunity – and queer groups still speak in code today.