David Tennant

The 77th BAFTA Awards will take place on Sunday night at the Royal Festival Hall in London. The event will be hosted by one of Britain’s most liked actors David Tennant, who made a heartwarming return to the Doctor Who franchise late last year for the 60th anniversary celebrations. Also read | BAFTA Awards 2024: When and where to watch, red carpet, live streaming, time, venue, and more BAFTAs 2024: Cillian Murphy has been nominated for Oppenheimer, while Sandra Hüller is up for the Best Actress award for Anatomy…

Are you prepared for the glamour of the red carpet? It's time for the BAFTA Film Awards! Today, February 18th marks the 77th ceremony celebrating excellence in British and international cinema. This prestigious event recognizes outstanding achievements in filmmaking worldwide, with particular attention given to British productions. The award show's nominees have sparked discussions, raising questions about who made the list and who didn't. Here's how you can livestream the event from home. The BAFTA ceremony…

The doctor knows it best! David Tennant is keeping a track on things he should be joking about as he gears up to host the Bafta film awards this weekend. Speaking with Variety ahead of the ceremony on February 18, the Doctor Who actor shared that he is definitely not making a joke on singer Taylor Swift, which is a lesson he learnt from the recent stir created at the Golden Globes. (Also read: Taylor Swift likely made an early exit from Golden Globes post award loss and Jo Koy joke, fans say ‘she’s so real')…

Screenshot: BBCDavid Tennant is the most popular actor to play the Doctor of the modern era—arguably, brushing up against Tom Baker’s fourth incarnation to be the most popular of them all, full stop—so it’s no surprise that he’s kept slowly but surely returning as Doctor Who celebrates its big birthdays over the last decade. But after coming back as an entirely new Doctor last year, Tennant seems to be very much entering his Retirement Lord era.Why Bitcoin won’t reach $1,000,000 “The door is not any more open than it ever…

There have been so many words written about the expanse of genre here at io9, and 2023 was a wildcard of a year for entertainment (including Marvel Studios, Star Wars, DC Studios, and Max), theme parks, and games. We covered a lot of ground, from union-strong solidarity during the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes to…Read more... There have been so many words written about the expanse of genre here at io9, and 2023 was a wildcard of a year for entertainment (including Marvel Studios, Star Wars, DC Studios, and Max), theme…

With a dizzying array of streaming services available, there was no shortage of great TV this year—and while io9 has already shared our top 20 shows of 2023, today we’re revealing our top TV moments... all 50 of them. These are the moments when we laughed, cheered, shed a tear, shrieked in disbelief, and/or realized…Read more... With a dizzying array of streaming services available, there was no shortage of great TV this year—and while io9 has already shared our top 20 shows of 2023, today we’re revealing our top TV…

Fifty years ago, Doctor Who’s 11th season began with “The Time Warrior” and brought with it a notable sea of changes. It marked the debut of the show’s iconic “diamond” logo, which has now seen a return for the modern era with Ncuti Gatwa’s Doctor. It added an immediately iconic creature to the show’s monster canon in the Sontarans. But its most lasting contribution, and its greatest, will forever be Sarah Jane Smith.Google’s AI Isn’t a Gimmick, It’s the Future | AI UnlockedFrom the moment we meet Sarah Jane in the first…

Screenshot: AmazonThe end is nigh, and Good Omens is preparing for it again. Having evolved from a limited series exploring the story of Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett’s beloved novel into its own magical continuation of ideas from the pair left unpublished, now Good Omens is ready to call time on Amazon... and on the Apocalypse.Google’s AI Isn’t a Gimmick, It’s the Future | AI UnlockedAmazon has confirmed that Good Omens’ now-official third season will be its last. With the second season earlier this year ending on a…

Photo: Russ Martin/FXTo quote Laszlo: “Well, fuck my old boots!” In its fifth season, What We Do in the Shadows still felt like a fresh delight, consistently finding new situations for the vampires to find themselves in–going to the mall, attending a Pride parade, becoming accidental stars on the local news, spending too much time at Panera Bread–and making them absurd and hilarious. Amid all the goofballery, the season’s emotional throughline saw Guillermo finally becoming a vampire (or a half-vampire, at least)—before…

Christopher Eccleston has had a long road of private and publicly processing his time on Doctor Who—for many years, the actor simply refused to talk about why, having helped turn the series into a sensation when it returned in 2005, he left and never looked back. But, while still largely reserved, Eccleston is now more open about his experience than ever—and clearer about what it’d take for him to return.'Even AI Rappers are Harassed by Police' | AI UnlockedThe brusque actor went viral this week after a brief moment from…