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Joe Wilkinson reflects on fleeting fame after ‘The Celebrity Traitors’ fame fades quickly
Joe Wilkinson becomes emotional during sitcom journey Joe Wilkinson, the comedian known for his roles in various panel shows and recent television hits, was seen in tears by the end of his
Bear Grylls faces backlash over escalating messiah complex in latest Prime Video series
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Florence and the Machine confronts personal trauma in latest album Everybody Scream
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Joe Marler emerges as standout contestant in The Traitors series
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Stage adaptation of The Line of Beauty captures 1980s class dynamics and gay life
Stage adaptation of The Line of Beauty opens at Almeida Theatre A stage adaptation of Alan Hollinghurst’s Booker Prize-winning novel has opened at the Almeida Theatre, powerfully evoking the themes of class,
Mick Herron’s Down Cemetery Road features Ruth Wilson and Emma Thompson in gripping new adaptation
A new adaptation of Mick Herron’s novel, Down Cemetery Road, features Ruth Wilson and Emma Thompson in leading roles, and is set to premiere on Apple TV. The series unfolds within the
Michael Morpurgo reflects on aging and the challenges of living alone
Reflections on aging and its challenges As age begins to impose its reminders, daily life can take on a new significance. Personal observations highlight a growing reluctance to confront one’s reflection and
Six notable classical music concerts to experience in November
Dead Man Walking London Coliseum, 1-18 November Jake Heggie’s acclaimed opera Dead Man Walking is set to receive its first fully staged production in the UK, beginning on November 1 at the
Tim Burgess reflects on the Charlatans’ past and new album after 25 years since Rockfield
The Charlatans return to Rockfield for new album after 25 years On 22 July 1996, The Charlatans faced tragedy when their keyboardist, Rob Collins, was killed in a car crash at the
All-star Harry Potter audiobook criticized for losing story’s tension and charm
Audible’s version has lost the tension and the heart – Stephen Fry’s still reigns supreme The release of Audible’s new, all-star, full-cast audiobook adaptation of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone has
Ukraine urges cancellation of Netrebko concerts in Zurich
Ukraine’s embassy in Switzerland has called for the cancellation of scheduled performances by Russian opera singer Anna Netrebko at Zurich Opera, arguing the events send the wrong signal to democratic Europe. In
Down Cemetery Road struggles to match the intrigue of Slow Horses
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