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Lights, Camera, Action!

From the X Factor to Homeland, Corrie to The Apprentice, we just can’t get enough of great TV. But who are the people who make it happen? The telly industry

REVIEW: Django Unchained

Denounced in some quarters as the blood spattered corpse of Hollywood’s adherence to the social contract, lauded in others as a daring attempt to dragoon America’s legacy of slavery back

Spring Beauty Trends for 2013

While we might have only just finished with our Christmas and New Year celebrations, the world of beauty and fashion is moving quickly into spring as designers begin to showcase

8 ½ Jobs which could help you win an Oscar

With awards season well and truly underway, Gregor Cubie takes a look at where our favourite Oscar-winning actor-types started out in the world of work… Sailor Humphrey Bogart – Voted

The Best and Worst Comebacks in Music

Destiny’s Child and Justin Timberlake recently announced their return to the bright lights of the music world and we couldn’t be more excited! It’s going to be one heck of

Oscar Nominations 2013: The Ones That Got Away

Amidst the bitter cold of these winter evenings, not much is bringing me comfort except my hot water bottle. Writing that sentence was genuinely the first time in my life

How To Meet Your New Year’s Resolutions

We’ve all said it before; I’m going to eat more healthily, stop biting my nails and study more. But do any of us actually stick to our new year’s resolutions?

We’re all mad diarists…

Research by E4 reveals personal pen-and-paper diaries more popular than ever as teens take comfort in private journals over social networking sites Research conducted by E4 to tie in with

REVIEW: Les Misérables

Famously trashed by critics when it first appeared on the stage in 1985, the film version of Les Misérables has arrived. However, loosely based on Victor Hugo’s immense novel set

8 fictional bosses you will definitely encounter in your working life

The employer-employee relationship is such a fruitful source for observational humour and covered in such depth by movies, books and television, that frequently a work of fiction will stumble upon

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