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Katie Rosseinsky
Katie Rosseinsky is Arts Commissioning Editor and Writer at the Evening Standard, focusing on television and film across print and digital.
Anarchy on the TV: First look at Danny Boyle’s Sex Pistols series
Boyle’s latest project is based on guitarist Steve Jones’s memoir
The best new TV shows and films landing on Netflix in March
Michelle Obama with cute puppets, a new spin on Sherlock Holmes and much more...
Andra Day: I wanted to celebrate Billie Holiday’s civil rights legacy
The star has been nominated for a Golden Globe - and it’s her first role. She pulled it off through sheer terror, she tells Katie Rosseinsky
Read it before the film: the best upcoming page-to-screen adaptations
Read these now and you can feel like a smug smartypants when they hit the screen
Channel 4’s Max Clifford doc is relentlessly unnerving viewing
Channel 4’s documentary traces the high-profile publicist’s downfall in painstaking, often disturbing detail
Line of Duty: A brief history of AC-12’s cases so far
Twists, turns and bent coppers galore - jog your memory ahead of series six with our cheat sheet
The dark true story of Chippendales is your next true crime obsession
A new investigative podcast and an upcoming film are delving into the strip group’s surprisingly dark backstory
Golden Globes: The biggest surprises and snubs from the ceremony
Your cheat sheet for last night’s winners and losers
BBC confirms release date for Line of Duty series 6
Mother of God - AC-12 are returning to our screens very soon indeed...
Bloodlands is a moody, compelling thriller for Line of Duty fans
This Belfast-set police drama has Jed Mercurio’s seal of approval
How to watch: Framing Britney Spears is finally available in the UK
The documentary that everyone’s talking about airs on Sky Documentaries this week
I Hate Suzie set to return for second series
Piper and Prebble’s series was one of 2020’s standout TV moments
Sorry, not a match: We ranked every UK Snatch Game impression
Who slayed Snatch Game the most? Here’s our ranking - the UK Hun edition
Darling! This is the best of fashion on film
Start your London Fashion Week with our pick of the rag trade on screen
Regé-Jean Page’s big week: From hosting SNL to Dungeons & Dragons role
First Bond rumours, now this - there’s no stopping our favourite Duke
Kaley Cuoco’s The Flight Attendant is coming to UK screens next month
This darkly comic thriller has already received a handful of awards nominations
Channel 5 unveils first look at Jodie Turner-Smith as Anne Boleyn
The new series reimagines Anne's final months as a psychological thriller
Married at First Sight Australia is lockdown TV’s guiltiest pleasure
Drunken dinner parties, mismatched couples and faint hopes of finding true love - Married at First Sight Australia has it all
Thomas Brodie-Sangster: Child stardom can be alienating
He's 30, and a seasoned actor with a starring role in a smash hit series and a new cartoon movie on the way, but he's still getting recognised as that kid from Love Actually
Golden Globes nominations 2021 - but who will win and who should win?
The noms are in! Our critics give their predictions and opinions...
The Handforth Parish Council is TV gold - here’s our dream cast
Surely somebody has commissioned this, right?
The Drowning: Jill Halfpenny is compelling in this gripping thriller
A well-paced, twist-laden script and strong performances make The Drowning a compulsive watch - even if it does stretch our credulity
February’s Netflix highlights, from Malcolm & Marie to Behind Her Eyes
Start planning your February viewing schedule now…
La! Russell T Davies shares story behind the It’s A Sin gang’s in-joke
The group’s catchphrase is based on the writer’s early days
Elaine Paige: I’m proud to be part of an industry that never gives up
The queen of musical theatre on her most memorable performances, why everyone should take the vaccine and the ‘devastation’ of having a show shut down by Covid restrictions
Weird and wonderful game shows are cheering up lockdown TV
With starrier than usual guests and a refreshing sense of fun, it’s no surprise game shows are becoming lockdown favourites
Twist review: this modern spin on Dickens is truly dire
Oliver Twist becomes a parkour-loving graffiti artist in this ill-advised remake
Bridgerton and beyond: The lockdown TV crushes worth falling for
Is there something in the water?! Telly’s frontmen are serving up serious sex appeal, from Regency hunks to brooding bad boys
No more sourdough! Nine TV shows to inspire your next lockdown hobby
Desperate for some lockdown inspo? Turn on the telly
Meet the London queens ready to slay in RuPaul’s Drag Race UK series 2
Start your engines! Drag Race UK is back for round two… with three of the capital’s fiercest queens representing London
Everything we know so far about the Sex and the City reboot
We couldn’t help but wonder: what would SATC look like without Samantha?
The chilling true story behind The Pembrokeshire Murders
ITV’s new series tells the story of how a cold case re-investigation helped catch a serial killer
Bridgerton to The Great: How period dramas embraced the 21st century
It’s one of our biggest exports, but the classic britches and bonnets series don’t tend to truly reflect Britain then, let alone now. But a new crop of shows are loosening the bodice-strings