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Why are Brad Pitt's children distancing themselves as another drops his name (opens the original)
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Brad Pitt’s relationship with his children appears to have grown increasingly fractured since his and Angelina Jolie’s 2016 split. The Babylon actor 60, and the Maleficent actress, 48, share six children: Maddox, 24, Pax, 22, Zahara, 21, Shiloh, 20, and twins Vivienne and Knox, 18, having adopted the eldest three. But slowly his children – who all began with Pitt as their surname – are changing their names to Jolie instead. Their eldest daughter, Zahara, has now become the latest sibling to form
Razorlight reveal how they ‘rebuilt total breakdown of trust’ after fallout (opens the original)
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Andy Burrows and Johnny Borrell sit side-by-side in a darkened tour bus rattling in the wind on the Northumberland coast. At 1.30am after their headline set at Lindisfarne Festival, they are due back on the bus to depart for London again. It’s just like old times – except it’s not. Come 2006, Razorlight had set the indie-rock scene on fire with their debut album Up All Night with breakout singles Golden Touch and Stumble and Fall, which thrust them from scuzzy, sticky-floored bars into the volat
'Writing for SNL UK is intense - I've scraped the barrel and booked a holiday' (opens the original)
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Chris Cantrill just won the ‘Oscars of live comedy’ for his Edinburgh Fringe show Rewildling, and he’s spending the £10,000 prize money on a new chimney. (He’d already booked the holiday, don’t worry.) ‘More of it than you would think is going to go to [the chimney],’ the SNL UK writer, 42, tells Metro shortly after winning the award. Given his busy schedule, what with long days in the writers’ room and his Fringe run, Chris had already booked a long-overdue trip abroad with his wife and 10-year
Glastonbury could double their ticket prices and it would still be a bargain (opens the original)
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That comment on X just about sums up the inevitable reaction to news that Glastonbury Festival will raise prices by 13% for their next cultural extravaganza in 2027. On social media, the haters were out in force. ‘I’d rather do 2 festivals for that price,’ said another X user, while Emma Jenkins on Instagram commented: ‘£413? What a joke, could go to Europe for the weekend.’ I get it. You could indeed go to somewhere like Italy for £413 (Glasto ‘27 will actually ‘only’ cost £408) and have an Ape
I was punched while performing at the Edinburgh Fringe - now I’m back (opens the original)
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Last year London-based comedian James Trickey was enjoying a run of his debut solo show at the Edinburgh Fringe. He was getting attention in the national press, living with friends, and being an accountant by day, comedian by night. He was on the ultimate performer’s high going into the final night of his run. Then a fire alarm went off, and his show was evacuated, but the audience was enjoying his set so much they asked him to continue it outside on the streets. So of course, he did. What an ex
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