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The 20 best royal dramas to watch on streaming: Our...

A positively deranged black comedy, behind-the-scenes wheeling and dealing and a beautifully appointed British historical drama... there's so much for avid royal watchers to stream right now.

Jenny Agutter: My teenage nude scene was innocent – the internet has corrupted all of that

For some Jenny Agutter will always be associated with children, more specifically with Roberta Waterbury, or “Bobbie”, the oldest of the three siblings in the classic 1970 film The Railway Children. So, even though she has just turned 71, her connection these past two decades with Go Beyond, one of the Telegraph’s four Christmas charities which gives vulnerable children holidays in the countryside and by the sea, feels entirely of a piece.

Celebrity deaths 2023: The famous faces and notable figures we said goodbye to this year

Matthew Perry, Tina Turner, Sinead O'Connor, Sir Bobby Charlton, Paul O'Grady, Barry Humphries, Mohamed Al Fayed, Burt Bacharach, Jeff Beck, Jerry Springer, David Crosby, S Club 7's Paul Cattermole, Martin Amis and Glenda Jackson were among the stars and notable figures who died in 2023.

Shirley Anne Field: a smart and seductive key player in the British New Wave

Appearing in many of the landmark gritty dramas of the era, the actor, who has died aged 87, stood out for portraying vulnerability combined with a canny intelligence

Rebirth of the Cool: Our 1988 Tony Bennett Interview

Rebirth of the Cool: Our 1988 Tony Bennett Interview

SoFlo Boat Show Makes a Splash at Miami Marine Stadium

The Inaugural Event was a Success for Participating Exhibitors and Vendors in the Marine Industry.

Hardy Krüger, German actor pushed into the Waffen SS in youth who later starred in The Wild Geese and Barry Lyndon – obituary

He became a heart-throb to British audiences in 1957 with his sympathetic portrayal of a German fighter pilot in The One That Got Away

David Hutchison obituary

<strong>Other lives:</strong> Engineer who started a business in his shed that grew into a thriving concern

The Man Who Sold His Skin Movie Review

The Man Who Sold His Skin Movie Review By Samuel Goldwyn Films Director: Kaouther Ben Hania Writer: Kaouther Ben Hania Cast: Yahya Mahayni, Dea Liane, Koen De Bouw, Monica Bellucci, Saad Lostan, Darina Al Joundi, Jan Dahdouh, Christian Vadim Screened at: Critics’ link, NYC, 2/21/21 Tunisia’s entry to the 93rd Academy Awards Sylvia Sims sang the classic song that opens: “You’d never think they go together/ But they certainly do/ The combination of English muffins/ And Irish Stew.” Top chefs know how to mix quite a number of things that would not have been attempted years ago. In the same way, stories combine groups from different classes, nationalities, and religions. Suprisingly, sometimes they find common ground. One example is found in female director Kaouther Ben Hania’s sophomore feature, which is the official entry of Tunisia into the 93rd Academy Awards competition. She mixes Sam Ali (Yahya Mahayni) a poor, uneducated Syrian ,one who has been arrested for comically inciting rebellion on a train, with Jeffrey Godefroi (Koen De Bouw), a world-renowned contemporary artist. They find that they can do business together profitably, but in signing a contract that represents a document that binds Faust together with Mephistopheles, the oppressed Arab sells his soul and is ultimately disgraced. Or is he? Ben Hania, whose first film, “Beauty and the Dogs,” tracks a college student brutally assaulted by police officers, turns now to a topic of more international resonance, bringing Syria, Lebanon and Belgium into the bargain.