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Andrew Lloyd Webber’s works regain popularity as new productions captivate audiences
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Former Tottenham goalkeeper Alfie Whiteman transitions to photography after early retirement
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New crime and thriller books to dive into this August
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12 underrated comedies to stream on BBC iPlayer
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Ted Lasso’s return: a misguided portrayal of English football in World Cup marketing stunt
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