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After nine long months, Eve has finally had her baby and it’s a girl that’s been named Matilda Myles Freegard. That’s a really great name, and it appears both the baby and mother are doing fine. We hope to get more details soon.

Naughty, flirty and fabulous, Torchwood star Eve will always have a place on our list. Her unconventional good looks and cracking sense of humour make her one of our all-time favourite Welsh women. Now awaiting the birth of her first child, the actress is also the best thing about the controversial comedy A Bit of Tom Jones? which was released in Wales yesterday.

The Valleys-based caper A Bit of Tom Jones? – which receives a cinematic release across Wales next month – has triggered anger from subscribers to Sir Tom’s largest fan website.

‘A Little Bit of Tom Jones’ Is going on general release throughout Wales in November and will go up against blockbuster films such as Michael Jackson’s ‘This is It’ and 2012.

The film was shot on a shoestring budget in just four weeks in the Valleys town and the plot centres around a wild 24 hours in Tredegar, focusing on the misfortunes of the lead character…

With the release of “Torchwood – The Encyclopedia” comes three new Torchwood novels from BBC Books. The stories appear to accompany series 3, but one of the books includes Owen. Could Owen still be alive or was he used just as a reference? Is it possible that his ghost came back to haunt the team?

A book titled Torchwood – The Encyclopedia is coming out soon from author Gary Russell, who wrote several books on Doctor Who and was part of the script editing team for Torchwood. His new book is considered the ‘definitive guide’ of Torchwood and it features an in-depth look at the televised series as well as the radio dramas.

Many fans of Eve Myles have never gotten a chance to see much or any of her work in the TV program Belonging—and for good reason. Why is that? Well, Belonging was never broadcast outside of Wales, so the only other way you could watch it was through a UK satellite service or online via [...]

IT HAD slate mountains, flowing rivers and a close-knit rural community.
But the BBC’s depiction of North Wales in new drama Framed was missing one vital element – the right accent.
Viewers of the network drama, which aired on BBC One on Monday night, have complained that many of the show’s characters spoke in a softer South [...]