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Andrew Davies: I'm proud of Pride & Prejudice – even if I sexed it up (opens the original)
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Andrew Davies survived script rejections, acting failures and being friendzoned in his youth. Now, as he turns 90, his late-blossoming writing career is a source of pride Screenwriter Andrew Davies Image: DFree / Shutterstock Andrew Davies was born in Wales in 1936. He attended grammar school in Cardiff, before studying for a BA in English at University College London. He became a teacher and later a lecturer, writing on the side. He wrote his first play for radio in 1964, and his first televisi
Lisa Maffia: 'I wish I hadn't stripped to my underwear in the 90s' (opens the original)
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Maffia was a tomboy who grew up to sing in So Solid Crew before launching a stellar solo career. She just wishes she’d enjoyed Top of the Pops a bit more Lisa Maffia now presents Reloaded Sunday with Lisa Maffia on Capital Xtra. Image: Capital Radio Lisa Maffia shot to fame as a member of UK garage pioneers So Solid Crew. In 2001, the group hit No 1 in the UK with 21 Seconds and their debut album, They Don’t Know, went platinum. Maffia went solo in 2003, with hit singles including All Over and I
Natalie Imbruglia: 'Becoming a star won't feel like you think it will' (opens the original)
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An early belief that stardom was imminent led to a role in Neighbours and a pop career, but self-confidence wasn’t easy to hold on to Natalie Imbruglia found fame in the early 90s, when she starred as Beth Brennan in the Australian soap opera Neighbours. In 1997, she released her debut single, Torn, which became a huge worldwide hit, reaching No 1 in Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Iceland, Spain and Sweden and reaching No 1 in the US Radio Songs chart. Her debut album, Left Of The Middle, sold seven
The Script's Danny O'Donoghue: 'I needed spiritual guidance when Mark died' (opens the original)
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The Script frontman is grateful for the charmed life he’s led, but the tragic loss of a bandmate saw him seeking spiritual help Born in Dublin in 1980, Danny O’Donoghue joined Irish boyband Mytown in 1996. After some success in their home nation, they split in 2001. O’Donoghue and fellow band member Mark Sheehan formed a songwriting and production partnership and moved to Canada, then Los Angeles, where they recruited drummer Glen Powell to form The Script and were signed in 2005. Their 2008 deb
Beth Orton: 'Women are reinventing what it means to exist' (opens the original)
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Losing her mum young changed her life in ways she never expected and led to her becoming a modern folk icon Born in Dereham, Norfolk, Beth Orton is a BRIT Award-winning singer-songwriter. She has released nine acclaimed solo albums, including the Mercury Prize-nominated, platinum-selling Trailer Park (1996) and her self-produced latest, The Ground Above, which reached No 1 in the UK Independent Albums chart. Orton has collaborated with artists such as The Chemical Brothers, Bert Jansch, Nick Cav
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