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The Irishman: Scorsese film to close London Film Festival

Image copyright Netflix Image caption The film is set in post-war America Martin Scorsese’s latest film, The Irishman, will be shown for the first time outside the US at the BFI London Film Festival. The Oscar-winning director said he’s “extremely honoured” the crime film will be played at the festival’s closing night gala on 13 […]

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Horrible Histories: Author Terry Deary on being ‘a fish out of water’

Image copyright PA Media Image caption Terry Deary (right) and illustrator Martin Brown launched the Horrible Histories books in 1993 Author Terry Deary has a pretty good idea of why his Horrible Histories series is so popular. “The problem with non-fiction books is they’re written by experts who wouldn’t know a child if it jumped

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Tarantino’s Secrets, Brad’s Pits And Leo’s Flames: Tales From ‘Once Upon A Time In Hollywood’

“Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” is Quentin Tarantino’s salute to what he loves most: movies. On Los Angeles backlots and inside lavish homes where the rich and famous dwell, egos may rule, but everyone shares an unyielding desire to create something magical. Do it well enough, and they’ll be mythologized in the American consciousness

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D.A. Pennebaker, A Pioneer Of Documentary Filmmaking, Dead At 94

D.A. Pennebaker, the revered filmmaker who revolutionized the technology and style of contemporary documentaries, died Thursday at his home in Long Island, New York. He was 94. The list of U.S. filmmakers with notable influences on popular culture is lengthy, but few can claim to have changed the medium altogether. Pennebaker did so in at least

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Christine and the Queens: ‘I decided to stop apologising’

Image copyright AFP Image caption Heloise Letissier: “Since I started, it’s been non-negotiable: I’m going to be brutally honest.” There aren’t many pop shows like the one Christine + The Queens is putting on at festivals around Europe this summer. Sparse and theatrical, it sees the French singer tangle and tussle with her dance troupe,

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Bindi Irwin Pens Sweet Tribute To Her Late Father, Steve Irwin, Ahead Of Wedding

Bindi Irwin shared a touching tribute to her famed father, the late Steve Irwin, on Instagram on Friday that included heartfelt appreciation for her younger brother, who she said has provided her “amazing support.” The daughter of the wildlife expert and TV personality who was nicknamed “The Crocodile Hunter” got engaged last week on her 21st birthday to

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