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Richmond Theatre will be opening its doors once again for what is set to be a thrilling and chilling Autumn season filled with award-winning stars..

The former ITV presenter and Vanessa dined at restaurant Little Bird in Chiswick, west London.

Theres no better way to enjoy your Bank Holiday Monday than a couple of great movies on TV and, luckily for you, theres loads of choice this evening.

He makes you laugh, shares your woes and comes with no sexual strings attached. But why, wonders Caroline O’Donoghue, is the gay man/straight female friendship such a caricature in popular culture?

And it doesnt matter. i dont define myself through my blackness. my blackness is just part of who i am. so as a leader, i believe that a theatre space is there to be the hub of a community. and a community in london is as diverse as it gets. so it means i want my theatre, from my staff to whos on my stage to who directs to who writes, i want it to reflect the london of now, the britain of now and possibly... right, but this isntjust about kwame kwei—armah, is it? its about systems and its abou...

"A Pocketful of Happiness" by Richard E. Grant (Simon & Schuster)

Napoleonic historian Dr Zack White reacts to the real (and not so real) history in Ridley Scott’s Napoleon trailer, and why it could the story Napoleon himself might have wanted to tell

'The Boy and His Robot' to premiere in Japan; NHK bows to 'God Save the King'; ATF sets first speakers; Massimo Appolloni finds representation.

FOR HEAVENS SAKE “Heavens: The Boy and His Robot,” a Singapore-produced movie, will have its world and commercial premiere in Japanese cinemas this November. The film is Singapore’s first live-action feature film of the mecha genre, a genre of Japanese manga and anime that features or focuses on mechanical innovations such as robots and cyborgs. […]

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