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The 8 best Brad Pitt films: From Fight Club to Se7en (opens the original)
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Tom Cruise’s recent press blitz for Digger has seen the reemergence of a seriously weird label. Have you heard? Apparently, Cruise is ‘the last movie star’. Setting aside Leonardo Di Caprio for a second, and dismissing the question over what exactly that makes Timothy Chalomet, there’s the small matter of Cruise’s most famous contemporary. If Brad Pitt isn’t the very definition of a movie star, then what are we all even doing? As it happens, Pitt too has a new film to push. Two, in fact. First u
Oktoberfest London 2026: The 9 best parties in London for a few too many beers (opens the original)
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Whether it’s our strong genetic and cultural links to Germany, our shared love of beer and sausages, or just a weird lederhosen kink, Britain has taken to Oktoberfest like a pretzel to mustard. London, in particular, seems to turn into Munich-on-Thames for a few mad weeks in early autumn. If you’re looking for an opportunity to sink some steins, partake of copious quantities of cooked pork, and listen to a spot of live oompah music (ironically or otherwise), the UK capital has you sorted. The fi
The Bayeux Tapestry and the 8 most important historical artefacts you can see in London right now (opens the original)
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One of the most important artefacts in British history is now available to view in London, but securing tickets to see the Bayeux Tapestry is proving tricky. Thankfully, there are plenty of amazing alternatives. The 1,000-year-old Bayeux Tapestry is currently on loan from France to The British Museum until 11th July, but the initial run of 100,000 tickets turned out to be heavily oversubscribed. Another batch of tickets will be dropping on 21st October, but these are for dates in the New Year, a
Every Ridley Scott movie, ranked! From Alien to Exodus (opens the original)
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When The Dog Stars arrives in cinemas later this week (28th August), it will be a true landmark release. This will be the 30th film of Ridley Scott’s career. That’s all the more remarkable when you consider that the 88-year-old South Shields native had a relatively late start in the business. Ridley Scott’s stairway to the Hollywood firmament wasn’t like most other ‘70s auteurs. He was a successful director of commercials well before he made his movie directing debut, and didn’t take the plunge
Anthony Bourdain's London — 8 spots the legendary chef rated highly in the capital (opens the original)
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The movie Tony arrives in cinemas on 14th August, recounting a formative period in the life and career of chef and writer Anthony Bourdain. Dominic Sessa of The Holdovers seems perfectly cast as a 19-year-old Bourdain, an arrogant and entitled aspiring writer who washes up in a seaside town due to a crush. There he falls into the cheffing world after he takes a summer job at a seafood restaurant. The late great food and travel presenter was a frequent visitor to London, visiting the UK capital f
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