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- Sep 18, 2026
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The 11 best-ever British comedy films of all time - and number 1 is a 1970s c... (opens the original)
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Comedy films are under-rated. Industry big-shots tend to look down their noses at the humour genre, especially when it comes to awards, critical prestige and financing. The general feeling is that drama and tragedy are worthier of praise, and have more artistic depth; although Shakespeare and Dickens might have disagreed. It’s easy to make someone cry. Life is full of sadness – death, illness, pain and heartache are always with us. But to make someone laugh is a rare skill. British film-makers,
The 11 greatest British TV icons of the 21st Century ranked (opens the original)
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British television has created unforgettable icons ever since the 1950s. For many older viewers, they range from Albert Steptoe to Arthur Daley via Emma Peel, Ena Sharples, Jack Regan and Tommy Cooper. But recent years have given us small screen idols too, some of them just as memorable. Being iconic is not the same as being a little bit famous or being a ‘celebrity’ (whatever that devalued term means these days.) It means real stars or fictional characters that have had a lasting impact; cultur
Johnny Hates Jazz and Jaki Graham unite for a nostalgic soul music tribute (opens the original)
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Eighties pop legends Johnny Hates Jazz have joined forces with celebrated R&B singer Jaki Graham to record Soul Believer – a sophisticated new feel-good single that pays tribute to the glories of three decades of soul music. The lyrics of the song, released today, are built almost entirely from the titles of classic soul records from the 1960s to the 1980s. Nearly 30 iconic songs are referenced and woven into the verses and chorus. Surrey born Johnny Hates Jazz singer-songwriter Clark Datchler,
Almost killed in a fire and fights at gigs - my life in legendary punk band (opens the original)
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As soon as The Clash woke up, they were fighting for their lives. “The room was filled with thick, black, toxic smoke,” Terry Chimes recalls. “I could only see a couple of feet in front of me. Everyone was coughing uncontrollably; we’d been breathing in deadly fumes for some time. If our sound engineer Micky Foote hadn’t noticed, we’d have been goners.” The punk pioneers, who went on to conquer the globe with hits like Rock The Casbah and Should I Stay Or Should I Go, had been forced to sleep in
'Days after Terry Hall died he walked towards me - it was incredible' (opens the original)
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Just days after Terry Hall died, he appeared to his close friend and bandmate Lynval Golding in a vision. “I was with my cousin, Alvin, in Jamaica when I suddenly saw Terry,” the Specials guitarist recalls. “He came towards me, and what struck me was that he had the face of the 17-year-old Terry I first knew, but the body of the 63-year-old Terry. He looked at me and smiled that unmistakable smile. "I said, ‘Man, you look good.’ Then he was gone. I said, ‘Alvin, I’ve just seen Terry’. It wasn’t
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