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Your guide to tonight's TV programmes.

Your guide to tonight's best TV.

Check out our spoiler-free guide to what to watch tonight.

This week features the rousing true story of ‘Pride’, stop-motion animated fantasy ‘The Box Trolls’ and Phillip Seymour Hoffman delivers one of his final performances in the thriller ‘A Most Wanted Man’.

Director Sam Taylor-Johnson was left red-faced after police were called to her home when a passer-by spotted a machine gun on a desk inside the house.

If you’ve been fretting about where to get your next Simon Pegg/Edgar Wright fix from, worry no more – the duo are teaming up again for what’s sure to be another hit.

Unlike his new character, Simon Pegg has found contentment at home, writes Keeley Bolger

Check out our spoiler-free guide to the best programmes on TV tonight.

Mission: Impossible star Tom Cruise joked Lady Luck has been on his side as he accepted a lifetime achievement award.

A 43-year-old mother of eight has been found guilty of killing her four- year-old son by starving him to death.

Life’s A Breeze (12A) might have Pat Shortt on its poster but Lance Daly’s (Kisses, The Halo Effect) film centres on Fionnula Flanagan’s grouchy pensioner and debutant Kelly Thornton’s sullen teenager, using the Tipperary comedian for occasional comic effect.

The apocalypse is nigh in The World’s End, the concluding chapter of director Edgar Wright and actor Simon Pegg’s so-called 'Three Flavours Cornetto Trilogy', which began with the hilarious ‘Shaun Of The Dead’ then stuttered with ‘Hot Fuzz’.

Did you cry with your buddy while watching Fergie say farewell at Old Trafford?

Ireland’s hottest actor Chris O’Dowd showed he has the Midas touch yesterday as his semi-autobiographical sitcom Moone Boy received a string of nominations at the British Comedy Awards.

Jennifer Aniston is the perfect friend to share a long-distance road trip with, according to a survey of film fans.

Ray Winstone played pranks on his castmates while filming 'Snow White and the Huntsman'.

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In the audacious sci-fi action-comedy ‘Attack the Block’, British comedian-turned-director Joe Cornish fuses alien-invasion epic with coming-of-age drama, spikes it with heavy doses of irreverent humor and wry social commentary, and serves up a cinematic concoction unlike any glimpsed on this side of the Atlantic in quite some time.

British sci-fi geeks Graeme (Pegg) and Clive (Frost) head Stateside to attend a nerds convention and to take a tour of the famous UFO sites such as Roswell … along the way picking up a little, snappy-tongued alien – Paul – who has escaped from a government establishment and, much like ET, is anxious to find his mother ship and return home.

Boy George’s days as a chart idol are to be dramatised in a BBC biopic featuring Gavin and Stacey star Mat Horne, it was announced today.

Simon Pegg is expected to play a mass murderer in a new movie.

Simon Pegg thinks Hollywood is a "very friendly place" but insists his heart belongs in London.

A nostalgic hark-back to the heady 1960s when the dull old BBC was blown away by the arrival of pirate radio, blasted to its excited young audience from rusty old tubs moored in the English Channel just beyond the grasp of the law.

Actor Simon Pegg today declared himself too old to make another series of classic sitcom 'Spaced'.

'Atonement' led the way at the Sony Ericsson Empire Awards, scooping three of the most coveted prizes.

It is an award they might not want to actually win – David and Victoria Beckham have been nominated for the title of Funniest Double Act in the UK.

Super big-city cop Pegg, so good his colleagues are embarrassed at his success, is sent into exile in a backwater rural village where murders are overtaking the excitement of flower shows.

A fleet of police motorcycles escorted the British stars of new movie Hot Fuzz to the film’s premiere in London.

Shaun Of The Dead stars Simon Pegg as Shaun, a young man with more than his fair share of problems.

Shaun of the Dead is a low-key British film which comes out of the current strengths of TV. It's funny and clever and well played by a strong cast.