Susan Saint James obituary

The role of Stewart McMillan, or "Mac", a debonair San Francisco police commissioner, was Hudson's first in a TV series after more than two decades as a movie heart-throb in Hollywood's so-called golden age, alongside…

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Philippa Gregory: ‘I read 100 of the 18th century’s most popular novels – the perfect author’s apprenticeship’

After that, I read to myself, and would read four books a week from the library. My favourite book growing up As a child I read Elizabeth Goudge's The Little White Horse, and the combination of history and gothic fantasy…

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Queens Of The Stone Age: “The goal of music for us is to be able to play things that are difficult to say”

“Drinking and watching telly with your mate? It’s a piece of cake,” shrugs Homme. We chat briefly about the frontman and bandmate Michael ‘Mikey Shoes’ Shuman’s love of dry but WTF leftfield British TV comedy (namely M…

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As The Strokes wrapped up their European tour, Nick Valensi joined Duran Duran on stage in Paris

The indie giants have been playing a number of critically acclaimed gigs across this side of the pond over the past couple of months, including two stops at The O2 in London . For all of the shows, however, they have not…

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Arosa Gay Ski Week 2027: Europe’s favourite queer winter retreat returns

Close to 1,000 travellers from more than 30 countries join the fun at 1,800 metres high in the breathtaking Arosa, which sits at the end of the Schanfigg valley, ringed by frozen lakes and snow-covered peaks, with the…

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Luvcat To Share Hallowe’en Inspired Concert Film

It’s now one year since the release of her debut album ‘Vicious Delicious’, and a special first anniversary edition is incoming. Alongside the vinyl pressing, you’ll get a signed, tartan obi strip, and including a…

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3 new property development neighbourhoods we want to move into

Read next Angel Village in Islington brings 130 one-, two- and three-bedroom flats to a site around five minutes from Angel Underground Station, with prices starting from £571,500. Carpenters Yard, Thornwood Carpenters…

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Oh to Believe in Another World review – William Kentridge’s amazing animated ballet of black comic pain

Oh to Believe in Another World is an hour-long collage animation with live-action choreography by the 71-year-old South African artist and film-maker William Kentridge . It is shown with the live orchestral accompaniment…

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Michael Johnston wants out of LA – and he’s fallen in love with London (EXCLUSIVE)

A man with darkened eyes and the nails to match emerges from the shadows, but this is no nightmare – this is the face of actor Michael Johnston . Hollywood’s newest heartthrob is literally living his dream on the set of…

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XIAOJUN On ‘Hey, Somebody’ And True Creative Honesty

Throughout his career as a K-pop idol with WayV and NCT, XIAOJUN has gained a reputation as a charismatic and talented vocalist and performer. However, the Chinese-born idol wants fans to see a different side of his…

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