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A Newsbeat exclusive with new The Walking Dead boss Angela Kang on a fresh chapter for the show.
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New category, 'Couple's Choice' will see two pairs each week perform a routine inspired by contemporary, commercial street or musical theatre dance
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New category, 'Couple's Choice' will see two pairs each week perform a routine inspired by contemporary, commercial street or musical theatre dance
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New category, 'Couple's Choice' will see two pairs each week perform a routine inspired by contemporary, commercial street or musical theatre dance
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New category, 'Couple's Choice' will see two pairs each week perform a routine inspired by contemporary, commercial street or musical theatre dance
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New category, 'Couple's Choice' will see two pairs each week perform a routine inspired by contemporary, commercial street or musical theatre dance
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Milan’s most chi-chi restaurant is shut on Monday lunchtimes – unless you’re very special. Observer Food Monthly spends an afternoon in Byrne’s world Considering he once made an album called
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Conan O'Brien will host the one-off episode
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From 1950 to 2000, Charles M Schulz’s daily comic strip Peanuts took the adventures of Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Linus and Peppermint Patty around the globe. The cultural effect was profound: Snoopy was US astronauts’ official mascot, and in the 60s there was a campaign to elect him president. “Peanuts was more than just a charming comic strip,” says Claire Catterall, curator of a new exhibition celebrating Schulz’s creation. “It addressed some of life’s more dark and complex themes, such as anxiety, depression and failure, but did it in a way that was gentle and funny.” The show features the work of 20 contemporary artists. “These artists have all grown up with Peanuts,” says Catterall. “I hope their work inspires a new generation to discover it.”
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'I will fight to the death for the right to suspend disbelief and play roles beyond my experience'
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A look back at all the mysterious artist's work
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The documentarist uses his trademark style to make an alarmingly persuasive case that US democracy is under threat It had become a little too easy to dismiss documentarian Michael Moore, on the strength of his fairly scattershot recent offerings.
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In 1992, young-film-maker Sandi Tan’s debut feature was stolen by its director. Here, she tells the story of its surprise rediscovery and how it inspired her new documentary S
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Gielgud; Donmar Warehouse; Dorfman, London
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The Palestinian rapper on the power of Ramallah’s dance culture documented in a new film, Palestine Underground
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The streaming service cancelled 'Iron Fist' just last week
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From 'Umbrella' to 'Buckets of Rain', 'Ain't No Sunshine' and 'Heat Wave', atmospheric conditions provide an ever-ready metaphor for emotional turbulence
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*Spoiler warning* The story so far as Robin Wright leads sixth and final instalment of explosive Netflix political drama
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From 'The Crown' and 'Stranger Things' to 'Bojack Horseman' and 'Rick and Morty'
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This new Netflix offering is more like a Children a Need song-and-dance episode of a soap you’ve never seen than the heartfelt drama it strives to be One of the hardest places to set a scene is modern-day Britain, and the shows that get it right do so because of carefully observed atmospheric details. In
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The house where Oscar Wilde grew up and where James Joyce was let down, the library where WB Yeats studied … the Irish capital is full with the ghosts of great writers There is a peculiar intensity about some streets in Dublin that gets more layered the longer you live in the city and the more stray memories and associations you build up. With time, thoughts thicken and become richer, connect more. On a busy day, nonetheless, it is possible to go into the General Post Office on O’Connell Street to post a letter or buy a TV licence and not think at all at first about the 1916 Rebellion, which used the post office as its headquarters, or about MacDonagh and MacBride, Connolly and Pearse, the men who led the Rebellion, or about Yeats’s lines:
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New category, 'Couple's Choice' will see two pairs each week perform a routine inspired by contemporary, commercial street or musical theatre dance
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The singer on wanting to be a drummer, why he’s never had a proper job and why fame is a disappointment Born in Lancashire,
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The 54-year-old has found a home in multiple genres through her career. Now, she says her latest album 'Broken Politics' channels her anger at the state of US politics
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A duo known as Action Hero have been driving around Europe, recording love songs. Matt Trueman investigates ahead of their grand homecoming at the Bristol Old Vic
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Andrew Logan's unclassifiable extravaganza returns to London to celebrate the rude, camp and improbable.
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The House of Krip vogue dance troupe is challenging perceptions of deaf and disabled people.
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