TV tonight: Lisa Eldridge examines the history of makeup | Television

Makeup: A Glamorous History9pm, BBC TwoThe makeup artist Lisa Eldridge presents this sequence analyzing what the history of makeup can divulge to us about the social and political realities of the previous. In this primary episode, she begins with the Georgians, the 18th-century society obsessive about ostentation – usually revealed by their flamboyant gown, wigs and white makeup. Eldridge recreates the poisonous white face paint with pharmacist Szu Shen Wong and researches the life of Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. Ammar KaliaLooking for Life on Mars8.35pm, PBS AmericaWe’re getting nearer to answering David Bowie’s query. This participating doc follows Nasa’s Perseverance Rover because it makes an attempt to land in Mars’s Jezero crater. The crater is believed to have been the website of a river delta and probably teeming with indicators of life. But it’s difficult to entry. Phil HarrisonThe Syndicate9pm, BBC OneMore hair-raising eventualities from Kay Mellor’s drama that reveals large windfalls are generally simply the begin of your issues. While Roxy’s confronted with an enormous hospital invoice and detainment until the syndicate pays up, Colette will get a tipoff from an unlikely supply to show Frank’s theft. Ali CatterallSnackmasters: Shreddies9pm, Channel 4Daniel Clifford, Fred Sirieix and Claude Bosi. Photograph: CHANNEL 4The moreish meals recreation contest continues with host Fred Sirieix this week difficult Michelin-starred cooks Daniel Clifford and Claude Bosi to create their model of the latticed cereal. Chaos ensues as the pair attempt to crack the secret of the fiendish rectangles. AKGlow Up: Britain’s Next Make-Up Star10.45pm, BBC OneMaya Jama takes over internet hosting duties from Stacey Dooley on this newest season of the actuality makeup contest. Judges Val Garland and Dominic Skinner return to place the 10 hopefuls by their paces, tonight starting with a activity to create a magnificence marketing campaign for Superdrug. AKLights Up: Adam11pm, BBC FourA delicate transforming of an award-winning play impressed by the life of Adam Kashmiry, who additionally stars. An epic journey introduced Adam from Egypt to Glasgow, however now he’s trapped: he can’t show his want for asylum as a transgender man till he transitions, and he can’t transition till he’s granted asylum. Ellen E JonesFilm selectionDustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise as Raymond and Charlie Babbitt. Photograph: United Artists/AllstarRain Man (Barry Levinson, 1988), 12.05am, 5StarThis one touched Hollywood’s coronary heart, scooping the huge Oscars together with finest actor for Dustin Hoffman’s research in autism. His Raymond is launched from his establishment by wheeler-dealer brother Charlie (Tom Cruise), who desires some of the $3m Ray has been left by their late dad. A story of mutual and self-discovery. Paul HowlettLive sportChampionship soccer: Norwich City v Watford 5.30pm, Sky Sports Main Event. Live from Carrow Road.Women’s Super League soccer 5.30pm, BT Sport 1. Yet to be introduced girls’s FA match.Premier League soccer: Chelsea v Brighton & Hove Albion 8pm, Sky Sports Main Event. Clash from Stamford Bridge.