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Katherine Jenkins says paper said it would 'trash her' in early career (opens the original)
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Katherine Jenkins has reflected on the "crazy" questions she was asked by the press as a young classical singer. The mezzo-soprano, who has had 14 number one albums, is about to start a tour marking 25 years as one of the world's most successful classical singers. Jenkins, 46, from Neath, said she had "found her own voice" and learnt to take control of her career over the years, adding that she was often staggered by the things journalists would say to her. "I would often get asked 'who's lookin
Catherine Zeta-Jones bases Kill Jackie role on people she knows (opens the original)
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Actor Catherine Zeta-Jones says she based her performance in the new series Kill Jackie on people she knows in Wales. The Mumbles star plays Jackie Price, a former cocaine dealer who is being targeted by hitmen, in a new series for Prime. It is the first time she has played a role using her Swansea accent and the first time she has filmed a drama in Wales. "I played on people I know in Wales, people who are comedic and the accent makes it funny and real and true, but the character comes from a t
Vintage childhood toys passion inspires Newport dolls' house museum (opens the original)
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Val Ripley may be 101 but she still enjoys playing with dolls' houses. She was given her first by her parents when she was eight, in Christmas 1932, and remembers waking up and seeing a huge parcel all wrapped up. "I remember thinking 'they can't have bought me that one', and it was my pride and joy my whole childhood." More than 30 years later, Val and her sister rediscovered what she thought had been lost while clearing out her parents' attic and decided to create a museum. In 1939, when Val's
Robert Peston won't return to Aberystwyth after wife's death (opens the original)
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ITV political editor Robert Peston described how he found it "too difficult" to return to a home in Wales he shared with his late wife. Writer Sian Busby, who had Welsh heritage, died of lung cancer in September 2012, aged 51. Peston said Busby decided in the last 10 years of her life that Wales was her "proper home", leading the couple to spend time at a property in Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, for "many years". After Busby died, Peston kept the property for "a while" before deciding to sell becaus
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