For Series 28, Episode 12 of The Graham Norton Show, Graham welcomed actors David Mitchell and Anya Taylor-Joy as well as Oscar-winner Regina King. Also in the studio were singer Olly Alexander and comedian Mel Giedroyc. And American comedian Jimmy Fallon video-conferenced in. Singer Yungblud was the musical guest, performing his single 'Cotton...

For the New Year's Show of Series 28 of The Graham Norton Show, Graham was joined by Hollywood stars Tom Hanks, Emily Blunt, and Jamie Dornan. He also welcomed food writer Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, comedian Nish Kumar, and double Oscar nominee Jessica Chastain. The musical guest was Sophie Ellis-Bextor, performing 'Crying and the Discotheque...

For New Year’s Eve Graham Hosted his talk show with guests including two-time Oscar-winner Tom Hanks, who is starring in a film about children’s TV host Mr Rogers called A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood and his costar, the Welsh actor Matthew Rhys. He welcomed former dancer and Strictly Come Dancing judge Motsi Mabuse and English actor Step...

No doubt Miss Emily Cooper (played by Lily Collins) is the star of the show, but we at A Hand Tailored Suit couldn’t help but notice the tailoring some of the gentlemen wear in the show, particularly Julien’s (played by Samuel Arnold). There’s no questioning Julien’s style: it is modern, fashionable and trendy. You can’t help but notice his vas...

Ref https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/8796161761902276/ It’s the show that is still the hot topic on every Netflix watcher’s lips. During these difficult times, the show provides a form of escapism, taking us down the Parisian streets and captivating us with the fashion of which the main character, Emily Cooper (played brilliantly by Lily Col...

HARVEY SPECTER Harvey Reginald Specter is a name partner in one of New York Cities biggest law firms and he didn’t get to the top by letting people walk all over him, no he’s a winner, and he knows it, he’s the best closer in the city, but you don’t become the best closer in the city by being a looser, and you don’t become a winner without dre...