The Queen's Gambit was a breakout hit for Netflix when it released in 2020, getting millions of new fans into chess and further heightening Anya Taylor-Joy's already impressive profile.Although the show seemed to end fairly definitively, fans of The Queen's Gambit were excited when a tweet shared by Anya Taylor-Joy's Twitter account hinted at the possibility of a second season.The tweet, which read "The Queen's Gambit Season 2," was up for mere minutes before it was taken down, and Taylor-Joy later wrote on her Instagram story: “My Twitter has been hacked. Apologies for all inconveniences. It’s not me!" But, of course, screenshots live on, and now rumours of a new season are at an all-time high. But don't get too worked up. According to Variety, an unnamed source close to Taylor-Joy has said there is no truth to the tweet. Still, excitement around the show continues.

BT Sport is dead - or, at least, it's gone, replaced and rebranded as TNT Sports for a new look and feel, but with basically all the same programming as a new streaming service.Now that the new channels and streaming options have finally launched, you might be wondering exactly what TNT Sports is, and what happened to BT Sport, so we've got all the answers you need.

Glossy period drama (with much more sex and scandal) - Bridgerton - first graced Netflix in late 2020 and it was excellent. It was the TV series that had us all hooked on Lady Whistledown's detailing of the events from start to finish, further fuelled by the second season that hit our screens in March 2022.The first series was inspired by Juila Quinn's book - 'The Duke and I' - while the second series was inspired by Quinn's second book - 'The Viscount Who Loved Me'. There are eight books in total so there is plenty of material to see us binge on Bridgerton for quite a while longer.With a season 3 and 4 already confirmed by Netflix, here is everything we know so far about Bridgerton season 3 and when it will hit our screens.

Netflix has finally ended our torturous wait, by renewing Wednesday for a season two.Read: Netflix tips and tricks: How to master your binge-watching experienceAlthough the streaming giant has yet to announce a release date or even trailers with footage of the new season, here is everything we know so far - including where you'll be able to stream it.

The Mario movie is a sensation, already one of the most successful animated films of all time, and it's now available to watch in quite a few ways.If you're looking to check out the movie before you watch it, we've had plenty of trailers that feature gorgeous visuals, as well as reassuring fans that their worries about Chris Pratt voicing Mario himself could be unfounded.You can see these below, and find out everything we know about the film so far.

One thing you can be sure about with technology, is that it will never stay still. It is always looking forwards, always seeking out the next big thing. It's about improving, tweaking, developing - and while that can sometimes feel exhausting to keep up with, for anyone who loves technology, embracing those advancements and celebrating the technological achievements is all part of the fun.As a TV reviewer, I particularly love to see these strides forwards in TV technology. The improvements seen in OLED displays this year as pushed forwards by the rivalry with QD-OLED has been fantastic to see, as has the continued improvement in Mini LED panels and the future potential of Micro LED too.But when I heard about the world's first 16K TV (Sony did do one in 2019 but it was modular - this is a single display panel), as shown at Displayweek 2023 and spotted by Vincent Teoh from HDTV Test, I struggled to muster any of that usual excitement at all. I just can't help but feel like it's missing what the industry really needs.