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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.
Leigh-Anne: Pop, Race & Power - a moving look at music industry racism
As the only black member of one of the world’s biggest girl bands, the singer has a unique insight on systemic racism in the music industry
What to watch this week, from The Underground Railroad to Danny Boy
Streaming recommendations from the Standard’s arts team
Ann Skelly: Meet the breakout star of period sci-fi The Nevers
The show nearly got derailed by showrunner Joss Whedon’s departure, but, says the actress, it’s back on track and a chance to ‘reclaim’ the past
Aaron Pierre: When Barry Jenkins DM’d me, I thought it must be a joke
The London-born star of The Underground Railroad caught Jenkins’ attention when he was performing Shakespeare at the Globe
Frazzled mums and sharp one-liners - Motherland is still a joy
The knitwear is fancier this time around, but the jokes are as strong as ever
The best British period dramas, from Pride and Prejudice to Downton
Romance! Gorgeous costumes! Brooding glances! As we await the BBC’s new adaptation of The Pursuit of Love, we pick our faves
Cast announced for UK remake of Call My Agent!
The creator of W1A will write a British take on Netflix’s star-studded Parisian comedy
Barry Jenkins’ Underground Railroad adaptation is a staggering feat
Jenkins’ adaptation of Colson Whitehead’s novel proves he’s one of the most exciting filmmakers around
All the new Marvel films and Disney+ TV series you need to know
Your guide to Marvel’s packed schedule of films and series
Line of Duty series six finale trailer promises a huge H reveal
Who is the fourth man? What’s on Gail Vella’s laptop? Will James Nesbitt ever make a cameo?
Meet the super-stylists behind the A-list’s virtual red carpet looks
Red carpets and flashbulbs are off, but it’s been no holiday for Hollywood’s glam squads. Ahead of the Oscars, Katie Rosseinsky meets the stylists behind the A-list’s WFH haute couture
Will the 2021 Oscars be the weirdest ceremony in Academy history?
From the Zoom confusion to the new venue slap bang in the middle of a major transport hub, it’s far from business as usual
First look trailer unveiled for Iraq War drama Danny Boy
The one-off drama is set to air on BBC Two later this spring
The new TV shows and films landing on Netflix in May
Start planning your May viewing schedule here...
Marcus Thurwell: Could Line of Duty’s latest bent copper be ‘H?
Meet the latest bent copper under investigation by the AC-12 gang (spoilers for episode five ahead)
Line of Duty recap: Is this Jed Mercurio’s best cliffhanger yet?
A DNA reveal, the return of Pat Carmichael and a watch-through-your-fingers ending - episode five had it all
This Is My House’s guessing game shouldn’t work - yet it’s TV gold
This Stacey Dooley-fronted competition makes zero sense, but somehow it’s hilarious - and addictive - viewing
Too Close: Denise Gough and Emily Watson elevate a tense two-hander
It’s hard to look away from this cat and mouse game, as a woman accused of a terrible crime starts to get under her psychiatrist’s skin
Anna Maxwell Martin is returning to Line of Duty as DCS Carmichael
Pat is back, fellas! (Spoilers for Line of Duty ahead)
Denise Gough: Difficult women are still seen as unpalatable on TV
The actress on her new role in ITV thriller Too Close, her hopes for the return of theatre and taking on the biggest franchise in the galaxy
How Taylor Swift is changing the music industry a re-record at a time
Taylor Swift is turning her bad blood with mogul Scooter Braun into a revolution for female artists. Katie Rosseinsky charts the fallout of music’s biggest feud
Line of Duty recap: Catchphrases, cash and a very watery detour
Answering yes or no, will our blood pressure ever return to normal after this excruciatingly stressful episode? (Spoilers ahead)
How to make the most of the Easter bank holiday weekend
Four days of freedom await — so what to do with them? From cherry blossom trails and outdoor art shows to virtual egg hunts, let the long weekend begin…
The best new TV shows and films landing on Netflix in April
A new Idris Elba movie, clever comedy, a dramatic art heist and much more...
Sisters doing it for themselves: the rise of the actress-producer
Fed up of one-dimensional - or non-existent - female roles, more and more actresses are seeking greater creative control behind the camera
Murder in Milan: The wild true story behind Gaga’s Gucci film
As pictures from the set of House of Gucci go viral, Katie Rosseinsky reports on the gripping true story that inspired it
Meet the Oscar-nominated film producer joining the Sussex squad
The producer recently picked up an Academy Award nomination for his work on Promising Young Woman
The Flight Attendant: Kaley Cuoco shines in this deadpan thriller
Worst hangover ever? Cuoco is compelling as a woman on the edge in this darkly comic murder mystery
Operation Varsity Blues: A gripping insight into a broken system
Netflix’s latest true crime effort blends interviews and real footage with dramatic reconstructions
UK Hun? The best (and most bonkers) moments from Drag Race UK series 2
Drag Race UK has been the only thing getting us through lockdown 3.0 - not a joke, just a fact
PR stunts are out, Zoom is in: Inside 2021’s virtual awards race
Will an awards season stripped of fancy red carpets and expensive PR stunts favour smaller, independent films?
Mother of God! The trailer for Line of Duty series 6 is finally here
AC-12 are returning to our screens very soon indeed...
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...