When Dean Martin announced the Kessler sisters’ appearance on his show in 1966, he remarked that he had been desperate to book them not just because the German-born dancer-singers were “so pretty and so talented”, but “also because…
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Miramax To Qatar’s Film Committee To Co-Develop Original Series, Films
Miramax and the Film Committee at Media City Qatar announced on Friday that they are partnering to co-develop premium film titles for audiences across the Middle East and international markets.
All the projects are being developed by…
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Emerald Fennell’s Edition of ‘Wuthering Heights’
Next year, just before her Wuthering Heights hits theaters, Emerald Fennell will make her mark on the novel as well. Simon & Schuster is launching a Female Filmmakers Collection that will feature rereleases of classic literature — each…
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‘The sword swung so close to her head!’ What it’s like to commit one of TV’s most unforgivable murders | Television
Talk about being a pantomime villain. It’s unpopular enough playing the antagonist who murders a long-running TV character. When your victim is a fan favourite, though, you risk being vilified even more. So what’s it like being the ultimate…
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‘Justin Bieber is an insanely courageous artist’: Tobias Jesso Jr on how he became the songwriter to the stars | Pop and rock
Goon, the 2015 debut album by Canada-born LA musician Tobias Jesso Jr, was one of the revelations of the 2010s. An album of heartfelt, earnest ballads in the vein of 70s singer-songwriters such as Randy Newman and Harry Nilsson, it instantly…
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Pollyfromthedirt’s grey-skied Anglo ambience and the week’s best new tracks | Music
From Darlington, County Durham
Recommended if you like Blood Orange, Dean Blunt, Elliott Smith
Up next The Dirt Pt 1 EP out nowAs the internet spits out underground artists like mouthwash, it has becoming harder to separate the visionaries from the…
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Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber reunite for dire Sherlock Holmes and the 12 Days of Christmas
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It is a mystery. Sherlock Holmes and the 12 Days of Christmas is not so much a whodunnit as a why-have-they-done-it. In…
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‘My First Love’ From Disabled Filmmaker Tells a Coming-of-Age Story
You want to live independently and follow your dreams? Of course, you do. And so does Ella, 19, the protagonist of Norwegian writer-director Mari Storstein’s fiction feature directorial debut My First Love. But there are barriers for her that…
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‘Made in India’ gets a makeover at Design Mumbai
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“We used to get people saying, ‘you’re making in India: shouldn’t you be cheaper?’ — with no regard to what…
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Fauntleroy, Stanley Kubrick and Tom Jones
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All the answers here are linked in some way. Once you’ve spotted the connection, any you didn’t know the first time…
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