Victoria Hislop has returned to the islands of Greece for her new book, and first novel for children, Maria's Island. She joined the Graham Norton Radio Show with Waitrose to chat about how she adapted the book from her original novel The Island. Explaining why she was suprised she didn't have more pushback adapting from fiction for adults to fiction for children, she says: "I
"I want people who read it to feel proud of the role that they've played in making society better" Matt explains, joining the Graham Norton Radio Show with Waitrose to chat about his brand new novel The Secret Life Of Albert Entwistle. The book is Matt's fourth, following his previous popular titles Shot Through The Heart, Nothing But Trouble and The Madonna Of Bolton. The
Wednesday, June 2, 2021
The second part of season 5 of Lucifer may have only premiered on Netflix at the end of last week, but fans have already binged their way through it, and some have noticed a detail which could lead to a big plot point in season 6.
In the climactic last episode in the season, titled A Chance at a Happy Ending, Lucifer (played by Tom Ellis) takes on his twin brother Michael (also played by Tom Ellis!) in a fight to the death in order to decide who will become the new God. We’ve all been there, right?
However, (and here comes a big spoiler if you aren’t up to date with all the episodes) Chloe Decker (played by Lauren German) intervenes, and then Michael stabs her in the stomach with a staff that Lucifer had been using as a weapon. Later, Lucifer sacrifices himself so he can resurrect Chloe, and consequently transforms into the new God.
Tom Kerridge joined the Graham Norton Radio Show with Waitrose live at the top of the tower for the release of his brand new book, Tom Kerridge's Outdoor Cooking. "On Friday night we thought 'Right, quick let's get a book out, see if we can get it done and in to Graham by Sunday morning'" the expert chef joked as he joined Graham Norton in the studio for a sunny, and therefore
The former doctor turned comedian and award-winning writer joined the Graham Norton Radio Show with Waitrose to chat about the paperback release of his children's book Kay's Anatomy. The book is aimed at 7-12 years old, but Adam explained that it's meant to provide some insight for their parents too, as a self-procliaimed 'organ-by-organ tour of the human body'.