Louis Theroux has left the BBC after 21 years to set up his own production company
Don't worry though, he'll still be bashing out all that sweet content.
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Don't worry though, he'll still be bashing out all that sweet content.
‘Beethoven?” “Black!” “Mozart?” “Black!” “William Shakespeare?” “Undoubtedly black, without question”. Henry VIII was black, too – although the jury remains out on Abraham Lincoln. This scene from an episode of Louis Theroux’s Weird Weekends is now more than 20 years old, but in some ways it might as well be 200.
The list of tweakments that men are secretly (or even openly) opting to have in the hope remaining youthful gets longer by the day. It makes my own ‘work’ seem tame, says Simon Mills
Louis Theroux has a new 4-part series coming to the BBC all about, well, Louis
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