Elizabeth Taylor, the rebellious superstar, is the focus of a new three-part series on BBC Two. From her early days as a determined child trying to land a role in National Velvet to her defiance of Hollywood norms, Taylor is portrayed as a woman who always fought for what she believed in. The series, executive produced by Kim Kardashian, delves into Taylor’s career and personal life, showcasing her resilience and self-worth.
In Northern Ireland, a mysterious humming noise has been troubling residents of Omagh, and journalist Emmet McElhatton investigates the strange occurrence in “Our Lives: The Omagh Hum” on BBC One. Meanwhile, Sky Max’s “Funny Woman” follows Barbara as she faces challenges in her personal and professional life, with the series finale promising both triumph and turmoil.
On Channel 4’s “First Dates,” the search for love continues for a diverse group of singles, including fortysomething parents and twentysomething over-sharers. And on BBC One’s “The Graham Norton Show,” Demi Moore, Colin Farrell, and Lady Gaga discuss their latest projects.
Film buffs can enjoy “One Life” on Sky Cinema Premiere, a touching story of a man who rescues Jewish children from the Nazis during WWII, and “Lola” on Film4, a captivating found-footage film that explores the consequences of altering history. These films offer unique perspectives on real-life heroes and the impact of different choices.
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