The Broken Hearts Gallery film review ★★★ Directed by NatalieKrinsky Written by NatalieKrinsky Starring Geraldine Viswanathan Dacre Montgomery I have no problem at all with scary movies, I love them. But I gotta be honest, I can’t think of many things more frightening than the prospect of dating in today’s social climate. So kudos to writer/director Natalie Krinsky for squeezing so much feel-goodness out of the dating tribulations of twenty-something New Yorkers in The Broken Hearts Gallery. Lucy (Geradine Viswanathan), a gallery assistant, is smarting from a painful breakup. Her roommate besties Amanda (Molly Gordon from Booksmart, Good Boys, Life of the Party) and Nadine (Hamilton‘s Phillipa Soo) are helping her cope. The first lesson in letting go: get rid of all that junk you’ve saved as souvenirs from past relationships! But a chance meeting with Nick (Dacre Montgomery from Stranger Things), a budding hotel owner, spawn an idea. If Lucy will help get the hotel ready for opening

  Des is on ITV in three parts from Monday 14 to Wednesday 16 September. David Tennant undergoes a chilling transformation as serial killer Dennis Nilsen in this three-part, true-crime drama, documenting his arrest for the killing of at least 12 men across London in the 1980s and subsequent trial and meetings with biographer Brian Masters, whose book the series is based on. Tennant’s eerily understated performance is accompanied by Jason Watkins as Masters and Daniel Mays as the investigating detective, DCI Peter Jay, tracking him down amid increasing media scrutiny. "I think Dennis Nilsen himself became rather obsessed with his legacy after he was caught," the star says. "Anyone who had known him at all, it seemed, said he was at best unremarkable and at worst bloody boring to be around. And yet, If you read his own writings about himself, the self-aggrandisement and the narcissism is breathtaking."

https://www.scenealba.co.uk/magazines  In this issue, you can read about a new queer café opening in Edinburgh, and we talk to the man behind Bright Light Bright Light, who has given us one of the best pop albums of the year. We also have an interview with a new writer from Glasgow, and we chat with one of the best female voices around the music scene new issue

  In 2018 Jim Parsons, Zachary Quinto, Tuc Watkins, Andrew Rannells, Matt Bomer, Michael Benjamin Washington and Robin de Jesús teamed up for a Broadway revival of “The Boys in the Band” which went on to win a Tony for the cast . Ryan Murphy as part of his deal with Netflix has reassemble the cast getting Joe Mantello to direct the upcoming movie adaptation, based on the play by Mart Crowley. The film centres around a group of gay men who gather together for a birthday party in 1968 New York. The night starts to unravel when a guest from the host’s past appears. It will be on Netflix from 30/09/20 “In 1968 New York City — when being gay was still considered to be best kept behind closed doors – a group of friends gather for a raucous birthday party hosted by Michael (Jim Parsons), a screenwriter who spends and drinks too much, in honour of the sharp-dressed and sharp-tongued Harold (Zachary Quinto). Other partygoers include Donald (Matt Bomer), Michael’s former flame, now mired in sel

  Nicola Adams OBE is the sixth celebrity contestant confirmed for the brand new series of Strictly Come Dancing. The 18th series of the NTA and Bafta award-winning entertainment show produced by BBC Studios will return in the autumn on BBC One putting the sparkle back into Saturday and Sunday nights. Nicola Adams OBE is a double Olympic gold medallist boxer. Nicola says: “I’m really excited to be joining this year’s incredible line-up for Strictly Come Dancing. I’m a huge fan of the show and am thrilled to be part of something that holds such a special place in so many people’s hearts. People might know me from work in the ring, but I'll be every bit as passionate and dedicated on the dance-floor too. I also wanted to thank the BBC for supporting me and making me the first ever all female-pairing; and it’s amazing to be a part of the movement for change, diversity and breaking boundaries in the entertainment industry.” Nicola became the first female amateur boxer to win an Olympic

Sue Perkins has a new series starting on BBC One Monday 7th September Sue Perkins: Along the US-Mexico Border. In this new two-part series for BBC One, Sue Perkins travels 2,000 miles from the Pacific Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico to meet people on both sides of the US-Mexico border. News coverage of the border tends to focus on drug trafficking, violent cartels and desperate migrants - and of course the wall. But Sue wants to find out for herself what life is really like for the huge variety of people who call the borderland home. Sue’s epic journey takes her coast to coast across a continent, along the length of the border, from the Mexican city of Tijuana on the Pacific Coast to the north-eastern border city of Matamoros. At the start of her journey Sue helps a group of Honduran volunteers building a hostel for fellow refugees fleeing violence in their country, whilst on the US side of the border she spends a day with the sheriff of Pinal County, Arizona, to find out more about the ba