Maddy Mussen
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The Gentleman's Benedetta Porcaroli on working with Guy Ritchie: 'I wanted to kill him!' - AOL (opens the original)
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Ask most actors what it’s like to work with Guy Ritchie and they deliver various platitudes. A treat, an honour, a career highlight. Benedetta Porcaroli begs to differ. “I wanted to kill him!” the Italian actor, 28, says of her first day on set with Ritchie for The Gentlemen season two. “And he knows that I did.” The Netflix smash hit is only the second English-speaking project Porcaroli has ever had, following her 2024 role as Sister Gwen in the Sydney Sweeney convent horror Immaculate. She arr
Heartstopper star Bash Croft on his new move into pop music and fashion (opens the original)
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This content is provided by Exco Player and may use cookies or similar technologies. Please click 'Allow and Continue' below to load the content. Bash Croft has been oscillating between stage and screen since he was eight. Before the age of 20, the Oxford native had already made his West End debut in Sam Mendes’s production of Oliver!, earned critical acclaim for his role in Trevor Nunn’s King John, and been cast in two juggernaut series: Game of Thrones (as a young Ned Stark) and Heartstopper.
Heartstopper star Bash Croft on his new move into pop music and fashion - AOL (opens the original)
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Bash Croft has been oscillating between stage and screen since he was eight. Before the age of 20, the Oxford native had already made his West End debut in Sam Mendes’s production of Oliver!, earned critical acclaim for his role in Trevor Nunn’s King John, and been cast in two juggernaut series: Game of Thrones (as a young Ned Stark) and Heartstopper. But his aims were always elsewhere. “My heroes were all musicians,” he remembers. “David Bowie. Freddie Mercury. George Michael. Elton John. I rem
Exclusive: Inside Apple's 'state-of-the art' music venue in Battersea Power Station - AOL (opens the original)
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Over the past few months, Apple has been secretly constructing its first-ever music venue right under our noses. Or, more accurately, right on top of our heads. For weeks, shoppers have browsed Battersea Power Station’s outlets completely unaware that construction workers are putting the final touches on a state-of-the-art music venue mere metres above them. I visited the venue for an exclusive first look last month, making me one of the first non-Apple employees to behold what will soon become
OPINION - Summer shagger or winter wonder — what’s your hottest season? - AOL (opens the original)
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Getting your colours done is back in favour — did you know? The trend once popularised by 1980s housewives and Bridget Jones’s mum has made a grand return in the identity-obsessed age of TikTok. Celebrities such as Robert Pattinson and Blackpink’s Lisa have hopped on the bandwagon, undergoing colour analysis to learn their true “season”. According to the “methodology”, holding various shades up to your face should help decipher your matching colour palette and therefore which shades of clothing
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