A host of big household names is said to have signed up to televisual treachery in a celebrity version of The Traitors ...

Bertie and Jeeves, as the British essayist Alexander Cockburn once asserted, are a pairing as momentous in literary history ...

I immediately wondered what inspired you to write a Sherlock Holmes play. Brett Cullum: One of the things I love about Sherlock Holmes is he is one of the most played characters on stage.

Stephen Fry will narrate Touché, a forthcoming British comedy film about a British Sikh woman who decides to turn her life around by entering the world of fencing. Touché is described as a "family ...

From Parvinder Shergill (“Kaur”), the film — described as a “family feel good sports comedy drama” —revolves around a young British South Asian Sikh woman who decides to turn her life ...

Stephen Fry has lined up his next feature, landing a role in the upcoming British indie film “Touche.” From Parvinder Shergill (“Kaur”), the film — described as a “family feel good ...

Stephen Fry has lined up his next feature, landing a role in the upcoming British indie film “Touche.” From Parvinder Shergill (“Kaur”), the film — described as a “family feel good sports comedy drama ...

"In Killing Floor [the first book], I did an explicitly Sherlock Holmes thing where Reacher says to Finley the cop, 'I see that you're divorced and you gave up smoking in April.' That was Reacher ...

Dr Watson looked on disapprovingly as clouds of smoke rose from Sherlock Holmes’s pipe. The great detective’s latest investigation had resulted in an innocent man’s execution and Watson was concerned ...

Frogwares was founded in Ukraine and also has an office in Dublin, Ireland. Sherlock Holmes never struck me as the retiring sort, more the 'dying in his armchair mid-deduction' sort. Nonetheless ...

Acclaimed filmmaker Deepa Mehta is developing “Sher,” a comedic take on the Sherlock Holmes universe that reimagines the detective’s legacy through an unexpected Indian connection.

Stephen Fry is an actor, comedian ... And yet, it’s always the same. Sherlock Holmes makes the point to Watson in The Sign of Four; he points out that although you can predict to a remarkable degree ...