Not sure how I missed these stunning photos of Tom attending the Jameson Empire Film Awards in March this year, but Zimbio have 4 large photos we haven't seen before.

Tom attended the Glamour Magazine's Women of the Year Awards last month; the only clue being 2 lovely photos taken with Tom, and luckily shared by fellow guests on Twitter at the time.

They can be seen here and here. 

Some brief video interviews with Tom at the First Light Awards in March have been uploaded online. They sort of disappeared under the flood of promotional interviews for Da Vinci's Demons, so I left sharing them until now. 

In the first for Film Club UK, Tom tells us that given the opportunity when he was 12 years old, he would probably have made a live action ThunderCats movie.

A number of gorgeous photos of Tom attending 'A Curious Night at the Theatre' this evening, at the Apollo Theatre in London, have been uploaded to Sipa.

The event, a fundraising gala at the Apollo Theatre, was in aid of the charities Ambitious about Autism and The National Autistic Society.

The current July 2013 edition of Esquire Magazine has a photoshoot with Tom by Cameron McNee to promote Da Vinci's Demons.

The magazine has been on sale in shops since the beginning of June, and the iPad edition can be downloaded via iTunes for £2.99. 

It's mainly dubbed in Italian, but this is one of the few (perhaps the only) videos to be uploaded from the Da Vinci's Demons press conference in Florence, April 2013. Along with clips from the series, we see the Da Vinci's Demons team, including Tom and David S. Goyer, responding to questions.

Part 2 of the longer versions of the Associated Press video interview, which Tom did in New York before the Da Vinci's Demons premiere in April. The first uploaded version is only 2 minutes 40 seconds long; the 2 uploaded by AP News are around 4 mintes each. The video and an interview transcript are below.

British actor Tom Riley takes on the role of da Vinci in the series. He says there's a number of Batman-Da Vinci correlations in the show and one clear nod for the audience. Riley notes that Batman creator

Two longer versions of the Associated Press video interview, which Tom did in New York before the Da Vinci's Demons premiere in April, have been shared on You Tube. The original version is only 2 minutes 40 seconds long; the 2 new ones uploaded by AP News are around 4 mintes each. Here is part 1, along with the transcript.   

SheKnows: Da Vinci isn't afraid to let his colors show. Are you similar to him?

Tom Riley: I wish I had even half the ability to stay as absolutely true to himself and his beliefs as he does or be as utterly unashamed and unafraid of how he comes across to others. It speaks of a man with a singular vision. I spend too much time apologizing and second-guessing myself. It probably means I'm easier to be around, but it also means I'll never invent the helicopter...

Confusingly, while Den of Geek.com posted a mixed review of the Da Vinci's Demons finale this week, it turns out that the site is UK based, and the US version Den of Geek website has shared a brilliant review of the whole series, telling us why we should be watching the show. Read it in full here.