Entertainment

This is where people everywhere share what’s worth watching, reading and listening to.

Say hello in one line, and you’re in.

Not necessarily the most famous thing you love.

Tell us about something that really deserves another audience.

Would you rather finish an exceptional story tonight or return to its characters across many evenings?

The one you'd put on again tonight.

Name it and who would enjoy it.

No spoilers.

Start the list.

The best ideas rise.

Start them on episode one tonight.

Which was better: name one where the film won.

Pick the mood first, not the title.

Check what friends have recommended.

Give it ten minutes, not the whole thing.

Keep a list for next time.

Stayed up too late for it.

Maybe you remember the film.

Maybe you remember the giant screen, the sound, the snacks or the person who took you.

BEST OF asks: what film stays enjoyable with interruptions and is easy to follow?

Avoid major spoilers.

Up until 3am, worth it.

Patience versus pleasure.

And nobody has listened yet.

Some songs can rescue a dull afternoon or bring back a brilliant memory in seconds.

Let's build the list together.

One film per answer, and why it belongs.

Hours fly by.

Big screen or your own snacks.

Some podcasts work in any order.

Some are a story from the start.

One album, start to finish.

Comfort viewing.

No judgement.

BEST OF asks: what short, easy-to-enter book would you suggest?

Tell us what draws you in.

No regrets.

Some regrets.

For a story in a language you do not understand, which do you prefer?

On a phone, a console or a table.

No spoilers in the first line.

Add one detail from a room you can picture.

Pick one favourite and say why, without spoilers.

Does another season improve a story that already feels complete?

Your method.

Five steps is plenty.

Where were you?

BEST OF asks: what game has simple rules and keeps everyone involved between turns?

Choose one track and tell us which task it improves.

Which way makes watching more enjoyable for you?

Say it.

Add something that changed your experience on another attempt.

Pick one and explain who you think would enjoy it.

Think of a story where you knew the ending before starting.

Add one line you would use about a favourite.

Where did you keep hearing it?

What did you think was happening?

Keep it free of major spoilers.

Name your favourite reliable watch and what makes it work.

Does an opening sequence deserve its time on repeat viewings?

When did you hear someone say it differently?

Add a moment you enjoy, whether you win or lose.

Choose one game and explain what gets people involved.

Choose how you would listen during an ordinary evening.

Fill one step with something that helped you learn.

A location, costume or passing recommendation can count.