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TV: Brothers (Apple TV from 23rd September) A new comedy, reuniting Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson for the first time since True Detective. The duo star as fictionalised versions of themselves with a delightfully absurd plot. After Harrelson's daughter's wedding falls apart, he moves his family to McConaughey's Texas ranch for a healing getaway. Chaos ensues when McConaughey's mother (Holland Taylor) accidentally reveals a decades-old secret — they might actually be


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TV: Fallen (ITVX, 3rd May) A supernatural fantasy romance based on Lauren Kate’s bestselling novels, starring Jessica Alexander. Expect angels, destiny, forbidden love and celestial conflict. Sent to a cult-like reform facility called Sword & Cross for a crime she can't remember, troubled teen Luce (Jessica Alexander) finds herself dangerously drawn to the mysterious Daniel. As strange visions and dark shadows haunt her, she uncovers a centuries-old love story and a celestia


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Murders and Music are New for March TV: Scarpetta (premiering March 11th, on Prime Video) Scarpetta is a crime thriller series based on Patricia Cornwell's novels, starring Nicole Kidman as Dr. Kay Scarpetta. The eight-episode series follows the brilliant forensic pathologist using advanced technology to solve cases, while dealing with a dual-timeline narrative: her 1990s beginnings and a present-day return to her hometown in Virginia to hunt a serial killer, navigating a co


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Tv: The Beast in Me (Netflix from 13 th November) Aggie Wiggs (Claire Danes), a once-famous author, has withdrawn from public life following her son's death and struggles to write. She finds a new subject for her writing when a mysterious and powerful real estate mogul, Nile Jarvis (Matthew Rhys), moves in next door. Jarvis was once the prime suspect in his wife's disappearance. Horrified and fascinated, Aggie begins to investigate him, leading to a dangerous psychological
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