E arlier this month, *NSYNC’s surprise appearance at the MTV VMAs set the internet – and a thrilled Taylor Swift – ablaze. The late Ninties boy band got together in public for the first time in 10 years to present the singer with the gong for Best Pop Video, andContinue Reading
W es Anderson’s adaptation of Roald Dahl’s 1977 short story The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar landed on Netflix yesterday (September 27). The 39-minute short, which tells the story of a rich man who tries to learn to see without opening his eyes, premiered in Venice in September and wasContinue Reading
Salcombe Maritime Museum has received £34,580 grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund for an exciting new heritage initiative. Called the Dynamic Collections Project, it will focus on making the museum’s collection accessible to all, both online and within the local community. A primary aim of the project is toContinue Reading
B ruce Springsteen and the E Street Band’s 2023 tour will be postponed until 2024 as the singer recovers from peptic ulcer disease. The Boss, who last week celebrated his 74th birthday, is “steadily recovering” from the disease and has postponed the tour following medical advice. “Out of an abundanceContinue Reading
I celandic musician Bjork, British indie rock outfit Wet Leg and English singer-songwriter Raye are among the music artists to have won at the Association of Independent Music (AIM) Awards 2023. Bjork, 57, who performed at Coachella Festival in California this year in a set that included hundreds of drones,Continue Reading
E mma Heming Willis, wife of Bruce Willis, has said that it is “hard to know” if the actor is fully aware of his condition – frontotemporal dementia (FTD). His daughter Rumer Willis announced in a post to Instagram earlier in the year that the 68-year-old actor, known for hisContinue Reading
Review at a glance D iscovering Beautiful Thing is like a rite of passage for teen gays, whether in the form of the cult 1996 film or in one of the many revivals starring the likes of Andrew Garfield, Jonathan Bailey and Jonny Lee Miller. Who knew gay love couldContinue Reading
K ojo Marfo’s Streatham studio is like the artist’s studio of your dreams. Tiny, at the very top of a slightly crumbling terrace overlooking the Common, and absolutely rammed to the gills with the Ghanaian artist’s paintings and materials. I’m surprised anyone can get in the door; I struggled, butContinue Reading
R upert Everett has said he had a “lot of individuality” when starting out in the industry but feels his career was hampered by his lack of focus. The actor, 64, began his professional life playing a gay public school pupil in a West End production of Another Country inContinue Reading
Review at a glance I f there’s one thing the British press and public adore more than a scandal, it’s a sense of irony. Seeing just desserts dished out upholds the belief that justice prevails in the end. Police officers behind bars, comedians becoming the butt of the joke, royalsContinue Reading
