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On December 17,1977, Costello and his band The Attractions were booked to appear on the late night sketch show. They performed ‘Watching The Detectives’ and a few bars of ‘Less Than Zero’, a song his record label wanted him to perform, before making a swift decision to switch up the setlist. “I’m sorry, ladies and gentlemen, but there’s no reason to do this song here,” Costello told the audience before opting instead to play ‘Radio, Radio’, a song which criticised the commercialisation of broadcasting. Advertisement It was because of this switch up and failing to commu...

Robert Downey Jr. Reveals His New Look ✖ Having spent the better part of the last few years with his social media profile photo as him in a Tigger costume, former Marvel star Robert Downey Jr. has revealed his "new look" online as he's updated his profile image (finally). In the image he's channeling his Less Than Zero days, or a pre-Iron Man Tony Stark if you want, but even though he's holding onto that same style as his world famous Marvel Character, Downey has affirmed time and time again that he's put it all behind him. After starring in and making cameos in TEN of the Marvel Cinematic ...

Copy to Clipboard James Spader attends 2013 NBC Upfront Presentation Red Carpet Event at Radio City Music Hall on May 13, 2013, in New York City (Getty Images) James Spader, born on February 17, 1960, in Boston, Massachusetts, dropped out of school at 17 and moved to the Big Apple to pursue a career in acting. Reports reveal that while he was trying to make a name for himself in the entertainment industry, Spader had jobs that involved working on farms, driving trucks and teaching Yoga. Nevertheless, he shot to fame through many of his works. While those fond of the '80s may remember him in '...

"I'm still processing it years after." 11 women on the book that actually changed their life. Mamamia 14/01/2021 Katie Stow © Getty Images "I'm still processing it years after." 11 women on the book that actually changed their life. Books, we're pretty sure, hold some sort of magical power within their pages.  They have the ability to whisk us away from our troubles and transport us to new exciting conversations that we never thought we would have. Which is why when you ask anyone what book changed their life, they'll likely have a juicy answer. Watch 'Hey Mia, what ar...

New York Trilogy in three separate volumes, Laurie Colwin’s Happy All the Time, Barry Hannah’s Ray, Robb Forman Dew’s Dale Loves Sophie to Death (which won a National Book Award), Tim O’Brien’s The Things They Carried, Grace Paley’s Later the Same Day, Larry Heinemann’s Paco’s Story (another NBA winner), Frederick Barthelme’s Moon Deluxe, Frank Conroy’s Midair, Pete Dexter’s You Bright and Risen Angels, Ivan Doig’s English Creek, and Wallace Stegner’s Crossing to Safety. As is so often the case, editorial passion conquered timid conventional wisdom, and li...