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âWeâve become very American in our love of rich peopleâ - Dominic West and Sienna Miller on their new legal drama War (opens the original)
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The success of prestige shows such as Succession and The White Lotus has demonstrated our insatiable appetite for a glimpse into the lives of the ultra-wealthy. War, starring Dominic West and Sienna Miller, is the latest series to explore this world. It centres on the explosive divorce between British tech entrepreneur Morgan Henderson, played by West, and international film star Carla Duva, played by Miller. Set in the elite world of London law, the eight-part series follows two of the cityâs
âIt was a very emotional storyâ: Peaky Blinders man Steven Knight on stepping inside Oasis reunion with new Donât Look Back in Anger documentary (opens the original)
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When Oasis announced their reunion tour in August 2024, it sent the music world and long-time fans into a frenzy. The Manchester-bred band had not performed together since brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher fell out in a dressing room during a European tour stop in Paris in August 2009. The brothers would not speak to each other for the next 15 years, during which they pursued band-backed solo careers. The Oasis Live â25 tour was not only a reunion for fans but also an opportunity for the brothe
Mark Gatiss on exploring his love of books and murder mysteries as detective drama Bookish returns (opens the original)
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This summer, audiences are being treated to the return of a number of cosy detective series, including the second series of Ludwig, which features a puzzle-solving detective, and now Bookish, which follows a crime-solving bookshop owner. Created by Mark Gatiss, the post-war London-set detective drama returns for a second series which finds Gabriel Book, played by Gatiss, investigating the world of spiritualism. Gatiss, 59, first rose to fame playing a variety of roles in the BBCâs surreal come
âThis queer slasher film is getting more attention than anything Iâve ever doneâ - Gillian Anderson on why her new blood-soaked homoerotic horror is really getting under peopleâs skin (opens the original)
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Gillian Anderson has enjoyed a four-decade career spanning film, television and theatre. Having risen to fame in the 1990s via her iconic role as FBI Special Agent Dana Scully in The X-Files, the 58-year-old British-American actress gained a new generation of fans as sex therapist Dr Jean Milburn in Netflixâs Sex Education. Sheâs also won an Emmy and a Golden Globe for her portrayal of Margaret Thatcher in The Crown, but it seems that her latest movie, the Jane Schoenbrun written and directe
âItâs a coming-of-age story about somebody we think we knowâ - director Matt Johnson and star Antonio Banderas on adapting celeb chef Anthony Bourdainâs early years for big screen in Tony (opens the original)
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Celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain will always be remembered as a cultural icon, a connoisseur of global cuisine and culture, and a chronicler of the human condition. The New York chef, who became a bestselling memoirist with Kitchen Confidential in 2000 and, later, one of televisionâs most recognisable travel documentarians, was not always the distinguished figure the world came to know and love. Before Anthony Bourdain became Anthony Bourdain, there was the summer of 1975. In the picturesque be
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