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The Mancunian Way: Cruel romance

Romance scams on the rise PLUS Oldham Coliseum announces closure date PLUS Tenants still battling mould on Freehold

Manchester Evening News

1930s painting 'proves time travel exists' as 'mobile phone' spotted in mural

Conspiracy theorists have claimed that 'time travel exists' after spotting what seems to be a 'mobile phone' in a 1930s mural of a scene from 17th century colonial America

Daily Mirror

‘Stand up for yourself and say no’: Oona Chaplin on nude scenes, her new Netflix spy drama, and motion-capture acting for Avatar 3

The ‘Game of Thrones’ actor talks to Tom Murray about espionage clichés and new-era Bond girls

The Independent UK

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Charlie Chaplin movie from 1928 'proves time travel is real' as woman has 'mobile phone'

A Charlie Chaplin film from 1928 seemingly 'proves time travel is real' after movie lovers spotted a woman in the background of a scene holding a 'mobile phone'

Daily Mirror

The top 100 films… and what they say about our changing society

Offbeat British directors defying realist expectations fare well in poll, but Hitchcock dominates

The Guardian - UK

Glass Onion, Pinocchio and the new Bump: what’s new to streaming in Australia this December

Plus Top Gun: Maverick, new Australian comedy series Irreverent, Leah Purcell in The Drover’s Wife and Will Smith’s first film since that Oscars slap

The Guardian - AU

The (unjustly forgotten) genius of pianist Clara Haskil

Many of the women who pursued careers in music during the turbulent 20th century led extraordinarily complex and exciting lives. As well as confronting the stereotypes that women artists have long faced, they often lived and worked in the midst of war. Despite their accomplishments, their names are not always…

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First look inside new Cowbridge restaurant and gastropub Hiraeth

It will open on Friday, November 25

Wales Online

Younger Chinese are spurning factory jobs that power the economy

Growing up in a Chinese village, Julian Zhu only saw his father a few times a year when he returned for holidays from his exhausting job in a textile mill in southern Guangdong province.

Reuters

Why I live in Kennington: Lee Broom on settling in his ‘creative and convenient’ south London neighbourhood

Lighting and furniture designer Lee Broom has spent two decades in the same corner of south London. Here’s why he’s not going anywhere soon

Evening Standard

Ian Whittaker obituary

Set decorator who worked for Merchant Ivory productions, and with Ken Russell and Ridley Scott

The Guardian - UK

Robert Wilson: ‘We shouldn’t make theatre if we can’t laugh’

As his new version of Alfred Jarry’s scandalous Ubu Roi is staged in Spain, the innovative director considers the collision of the terrifying and the comic

The Guardian - UK

My London: Sheila Atim

The actor had a life-changing meal at Pachamama, gets her locks trimmed at SKH and would like a proper cockney burial

Evening Standard

Life on 'cursed' Thames island where previous owners went bankrupt

The current owner of Tagg's Island doesn't believe in the curse despite his houseboat burning down there in 2019

Wales Online

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Los Angeles Times

Indian action hit 'RRR' eyes Oscars, sets Beyond Fest S.S. Rajamouli retrospective

LOS ANGELES — Following the global success of India's hit action blockbuster "RRR," celebrated filmmaker S.S. Rajamouli is heading to Los Angeles this month for a major in-person career retrospective that could also kick-start the film's Oscar hopes.

Salon

5 movies about our rich labor history

Is a Hollywood drama about angry Starbucks baristas or frustrated Amazon warehouse workers far behind?

The Conversation

5 unsung films that dramatize America's rich labor history

Unions are more popular now than at any time since 1965, and the U.S. is in the midst of a new upsurge of union organizing. Is a Hollywood drama about angry Starbucks baristas or frustrated Amazon warehouse workers far behind?

Chicago Sun-Times

Early days of ‘fake news’ fuel the politics of ‘Campaigns, Inc.’ at TimeLine Theatre

What “Campaigns, Inc.” could use is a tighter focus on its central characters’ mercenary motivations.

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The Independent UK

Sole survivor of Hollywood’s golden age? The hotel that has seen it all

Celebrating 110 years of notoriety, the Beverly Hills Hotel is swimming in stories about showbiz royalty, from Dietrich to Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor to John and Yoko. Leonie Cooper goes in search of gossip and finds out which actor used to sunbathe naked by the pool

Daily Mirror

Interactive map reveals the most notable person from your hometown

A first-of-its-kind map has been created which reveals the most famous person born in your neighbourhood - from notable singers and actors to authors and artists

ABC News

Shinzo Abe's death isn't Japan's first political assassination

The calm and ordered veneer that has become a hallmark of Japanese society was shockingly ripped away with Shinzo Abe's killing. Yet the country is also well known for sporadic but significant examples of politically motivated violence.

Tribune News Service

Finding happiness in Switzerland

A few weeks before Swiss Air flew me to Zurich, I read that Switzerland had been anointed "fourth happiest country in the world" by the World Happiness Report. That, and two clever and humorous Switzerland Tourism videos featuring Swiss-born tennis legend Roger Federer, contributed to my decision to spend 10…

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: what caused Charlie Chaplin’s scandalous fall from grace?

An award-winning documentary team scrupulously unpick the cinema icon’s legacy. Plus: a week of jubilee-themed TV kicks off with Secrets of the Queen’s Coronation. Here’s everything to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

‘Shake it and see what happens’: the confounding world of James Thierrée

The circus star turns singer in his new show, Room, which is designed to embrace chaos. He talks about the mystery of theatre and his movie missions

Radio France Internationale

Postcard from Cannes #1: Blood, sweat and tears

The 75th Cannes Film Festival is well and truly underway. The red carpet has been rolled out and fans are standing by to catch a glimpse of their idols. The opening ceremony on Tuesday evening underlined just how much the event is an emotional rollercoaster.

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