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Esther Rantzen: one of the UK’s boldest, bravest ever campaigners – right to the very end - AOL (opens the original)
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By no means should That’s Life! have ever worked as a television programme. For more than 20 years it functioned as an absurd grab bag of features that at times seemed specifically designed to induce tonal whiplash in its viewers. To demonstrate this point, That’s Life! was the show that introduced the nation to Prince, a talking dog who could say the word“sausages”, but it was also the show that put pressure on the government to introduce mandatory seatbelt use for children. This was the show t
Esther Rantzen: one of the UKâs boldest, bravest ever campaigners â right to the very end (opens the original)
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When she got serious, she got very serious. The TV host boosted organ donations, closed down a school for abuse, founded two revolutionary helplines â and put assisted dying on the agenda for years to come From Childline to changing TV for ever: Esther Rantzenâs revolutionary life Esther Rantzen: from Thatâs Life! to Childline â in pictures By no means should Thatâs Life! have ever worked as a television programme. For more than 20 years it functioned as an absurd grab bag of features
Why stop at Wuthering Heights: House of the Damned? Bring on Mrs Dallowayâs Rampage! (opens the original)
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It isnât just Winnie the Pooh â now the star of Blood & Honey II. Budget shockers are treating any story with expired copyright as ripe for murderous exploitation It is significant that, at this point in our cultural journey, we have become accustomed to film producers jumping on every single property as it enters public domain, so they can make a cheap and exploitative horror film about it. We have seen Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey. Weâve seen Bambi: The Reckoning. Weâve seen the si
Your mission, Tom Cruise, is to improve at interviews. And please keep sending the cakes - AOL (opens the original)
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By now, we’ve grown used to watching Tom Cruise excel at everything he does. Running in films? The best. Risking his life in action scenes so preposterously dangerous that audiences need to have their sphincters manually unclenched with a crowbar? Absolutely, none better. Singlehandedly ensuring that theatrical exhibition didn’t go extinct after Covid? The man deserves all the praise in the world for that. But nobody is perfect. Live long enough and a few flaws will worm their way to the surface
No Big Deal review – is this how AI ends humanity … with a sitcom so bad it bores you to death? - AOL (opens the original)
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As you will no doubt be aware, one Anthropic researcher claimed there is a greater than one in 10 chance that AI will end all of humanity as we know it within the next decade. However, now that I’ve given it some thought, I think this statistic might actually be a little conservative. This is because I have just watched an episode of a sitcom created by AI, and if I ever have to do it again I’m genuinely going to die of boredom. The show is No Big Deal, and it premiered on YouTube on Friday. I w
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