As an out-of-work actor,George Xanthis never imagined that a crowdfunded TV series about the life of Jesus would be his break. Five seasons and 280 million viewers later,his prayers have been answered.
Amid the furore over the future of flexible work arrangements,people are missing the most crucial question:what is the best day to work from home?
For most authors (myself included),writing a book is rarely profitable,which makes Meta’s alleged use of books to train their AI systems a tough read.
The central mystery may have been solved,but one question remains:Did season three live up to the hype?
Once the darling of social media and a powerful tool for mobilising the masses,the #hashtag must now be used only ironically,or preferably not at all unless you’re a parent.
For seven episodes,season three of The White Lotus has kept audiences captivated with its central murder mystery. But who did it and who dies? We take a guess.
The White Lotus star has a knack for playing misunderstood fringe dwellers. To his surprise,it’s turned him into the most relatable man on TV.
Whether you’re organising a golf weekend or a tactical strike against the Houthis,the rules of the group chat apply to us all.
Actor Tayme Thapthimthong was working as a private bodyguard when he landed the role of Gaitok,a hapless security guard on The White Lotus.
Set to star in the latest Liane Moriarty TV adaptation,the actor talks chaotic families,her new role and how she remains resilient in the tough acting world.