Here are Des O’Driscoll’s top picks this week

That Sherlock Christmas special was a bit naff (go on, you know it was) so thankfully there's another full season on the way. And the first teaser has landed.

The Fargo TV show started out as an unknown quantity and has somehow become one of the best things on the smaller box right now.

A TV journalist up ends her life to become a war correspondent in Afghanistan.

A mobile game is getting the big screen treatment this week, which is a pretty strange state of affairs, and there's drama and horror too

Gwyneth Paltrow will reprise her role as Pepper Potts in the upcoming Captain America: Civil War.

The relocation of tonight’s one-off episode to 19th century London was a bold move for the show’s creators, writes Gemma Dunn

Tina Fey and Margot Robbie are on the ground in Afghanistan in Whiskey Tango Foxtrot.

Martin Freeman and Mackenzie Crook will not be joining Ricky Gervais in his David Brent movie.

Sherlock season four may not arrive for awhile yet but the fans do have something to look forward to in the form of a major Christmas Special for 2015.

Oscar-winning actress Cate Blanchett joined the BFI Fellowship as she picked up the top accolade from actor Ian McKellen.

Sherlock is some damn fine TV and while the proper fourth season still doesn’t have a confirmed air date we will be getting to see these characters again quite soon.

It has been assumed that Martin Freeman will be playing a villain in Captain America: Civil War, but it may not be so clear cut according to the man himself.

A quiet Saturday in. Perfect.

EMMA WATSON has admitted she felt daunted by the extreme subject matter in her new film, political thriller Colonia Dignidad, but she couldn’t say no to such a strong female role.

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The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies ****

Bilbo and the company of dwarves continue their journey to its epic conclusion.

AFTER 17 years immersed in directing The Lord Of The Rings and The Hobbit films, Peter Jackson’s immediate plans for a future without the fantasy series are firmly grounded in reality.

Irish actor Aidan Turner tells Ed Power how his role as Kili the dwarf became part of a major storyline in The Hobbit trilogy.

Martin Freeman prefers being completely nude in sex scenes rather than using a pouch to cover up with.

Your spoiler free guide to tonight's TV.

Peter Jackson doesn't know how to use email.

Hobbit stars past and present were reunited on the green carpet for the world premiere of the final film, The Hobbit: The Battle Of The Five Armies.

VICTORIA BECKHAM has admitted that her children didn’t think she had a “proper job” as she prepares to open her first clothing store in London.

From food to fashion, movies to music, our critics pick their hot 100 for autumn.

Host Seth Meyers noted that the Emmys had moved to Monday night to avoid a conflict with Sunday’s MTV Video Music Awards. But he said that MTV doesn’t really specialise in videos any more.

The BBC’s hit series Sherlock scooped a hat-trick of awards at the glitzy Emmy ceremony and looks set to return to our screens next year.

Benedict Cumberbatch is to voice the role of Shere Khan in 'Jungle Book: Origins'.

Benedict Cumberbatch wants to play Batman.

Sherlock fans might be in luck.

BBC One's announcement excites 'Sherlock' Fans

Martin Freeman has said 'Sherlock' fans can expect a "mouth-watering".

Super Garden returns, it’s a big week for the Champions League and there’s also some serious depravity in Game of Thrones.

'Sherlock' creator Mark Gatiss says Benedict Cumberbatch is irreplaceable.

'The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug' leads the Jameson Empire Film Award nominations.

Benedict Cumberbatch has no plans to quit 'Sherlock'.

Chinese TV audiences are the latest to declared their love for an Englishman – Sherlock Holmes.

Actors who want to work on sophisticated projects are finding them in television and not film, says Billy Bob Thornton.

Amanda Abbington was sent death threats over her 'Sherlock' role.

TV drama 'Sherlock' has set a new record for the biggest “catch-up” viewing audience, according to the BBC.