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What time is Fred Again.. on stage at Reading and Leeds Festival?

The British DJ is headlining the pair of festivals over the August Bank Holiday

Evening Standard

‘It ends with me crying in a pink cycle helmet’: Edinburgh fringe comics pitch their own Baby Reindeer

With every streaming service now searching for their version of the Netfix hit, Mark Watson, Lucy Porter, Celya AB and more pitch the TV show of their lives, from real-life origin stories and flights of fancy to, erm, Baby Reindeer

The Guardian - UK

Angelina Jolie Expresses Wish to “End the Fighting” with Brad Pitt As Their Prolonged and Exhausting Divorce Battle Continues

Eight years after their split in 2016, the Jolie-Pitt divorce is still not finalized, and Jolie’s attorney said she wants to “put their family on a clear path toward healing.”

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Magazine guru Lindsay Nicholson’s life of turmoil: ‘I could see this world I’d created was crumbling’

In her gripping new memoir, the former Good Housekeeping editor describes the car crash that forced her to confront past tragedy as well as the upheavals that followed – leading to her third act

The Guardian - UK

Brangelina’s 15-Year-Old Son Knox Leon Compared To Brad Pitt After Rare Public Outing

“Knox is already as tall as Angie.” The post Brangelina’s 15-Year-Old Son Knox Leon Compared To Brad Pitt After Rare Public Outing first appeared on Bored Panda.

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This remote Puerto Rico island is an idyllic Caribbean getaway – pristine beaches, lush rainforest and artisan rum

Home to one of the brightest bioluminescent bays in the world, Vieques still feels relatively undiscovered – and Robyn Wilson finds that the best way to get to know it is through the locals

The Independent UK

Designer Róisín Pierce Is Creating High Fashion From Her Tiny Kitchen Table

Working with her mother out of her Dublin home, the designer makes clothes that tell the story of female resistance.

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A memoir by Ziggy Stardust's hairdresser

Suzi Ronson first met a woman in her 50s, whose son turned out to be David Bowie. From there, it's history . . .

Salon

‘Bowie said he’d sell his soul to be famous’: Suzi Ronson on sex, ruthless ambition – and dyeing David’s hair red

She’s the ex-hairdresser who turned Bowie into Ziggy Stardust, then set off around the world in his entourage. Ronson relives those wild days – and recalls seeing a darker side of David

The Guardian - UK

Tranmere’s Nigel Adkins: ‘I still feel like an 18-year-old on the training ground’

Manager has sparked a resurgence at his boyhood club and has used everything from Subbuteo to Roosevelt in his coaching career

The Guardian - UK

Me and Mr Jones by Suzi Ronson review – Stardust memories of David Bowie’s hairdresser

This candid memoir by the stylist who helped create the singer’s Ziggy look offers a vivid snapshot of his golden years – but loses its lustre when Bowie moves to LA

The Guardian - UK

Canberra's family-run McGlades Jewellers celebrates 85 glittering years

They have diamonds worth tens of thousands to budget-priced trinket boxes.

The Canberra Times

Hong Kong Director Ray Yeung Explores Later-Life Lesbian Relationship Dynamics

Ray Yeung's film All Shall Be Well sensitively portrays the challenges faced by an older lesbian couple in Hong Kong, highlighting themes of love, loss, ...

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Hong Kong Director Ray Yeung's 'All Shall Be Well' Success

Explore the challenges faced by a lesbian woman in 'All Shall Be Well' at the Berlin Film Festival, shedding light on inheritance issues for same-sex couples.

The Guardian - UK

The best recent crime and thrillers – review roundup

Here in the Dark by Alexis Soloski; House Woman by Adorah Nworah; Rabbit Hole by Kate Brody; Helle & Death by Oskar Jensen; The Woman on the Ledge by Ruth Mancini

Louder

"On the Space Oddity album we had no idea what we were doing. So we tried something different, something harder": the making of David Bowie's The Man Who Sold The World

In 1970 David Bowie was a one-hit wonder, but The Man Who Sold The World helped him recalibrate his sound and vision, setting him on a path to becoming a decade-defining artist

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60 Of The Best Books Of 2024 (So Far) Because Reading Is Hottie Behaviour

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Anatomy of an EastEnders Christmas Special: from murder mysteries to high camp, here's the winning formula

Doom! Gloom! Dirty Den's divorce papers! Christmas on Albert Square is firmly part of the festive tradition, but what makes for a trademark special?

Evening Standard

Winter Survival Appeal: For many disabled people, help from Merton Centre has been pivotal

With no end in sight to cost-of-living crisis, Anna Davis talks to those benefiting from key financial advice

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Reindeer Found On Suffolk’s A-Road After Running Away From ‘Santa’s Grotto’ Attraction

Blue and Blitzen were Santa's rebellious reindeer instead of little helpers. The post Reindeer Found On Suffolk’s A-Road After Running Away From ‘Santa’s Grotto’ Attraction first appeared on Bored Panda.

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The Bachelors Recap: The Drama That Proves Channel 10 Should’ve Brought Back The Bachelorette

All these gorgiana gals and you guys are only fighting over one?

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Here’s Where To Stalk The Bachelors Contestants On IG If You’re A Curious Lil Egg Like Me

There's nothing like stalking all of the contestants of The Bachelors on Instagram before the show even starts.

The Guardian - UK

Anthropology review – clever AI missing-person mystery

Lauren Gunderson’s smart play finds a software engineer creating a digital version of a sister who has disappeared

Evening Standard

Anthropology at Hampstead Theatre review: Twilight Zone-style AI drama is polished, pacey but at times absurd

The story unfolds like a tech-savvy version of The Lovely Bones, where the ghost is in the machine

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