THEY reportedly welcomed their first child into the world last Friday, and yesterday Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes had their very first visitors since becoming parents.
Thursday, 18 September 2014
Time for cuddles! Ryan Gosling's mother and sister visit Eva Mendes and newborn daughter
THEY reportedly welcomed their first child into the world last Friday, and yesterday Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes had their very first visitors since becoming parents.
The many faces of Sheridan Smith: From amateur actress to one of this generation's finest
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The billionaire's beauties: Will this controversial 81-year-old finally settle down?
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LIFE AFTER DEATH: New book details the adventures of famous corpses
FOR some of history's most influential figures death was just the start of another journey. A new book tells the tales of these famous corpses
Celebrity social: Miley's colourful costume change
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Why is Paris Hilton's new puppy so sad?
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Movie review: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3D
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Movie review: Locke
A handsomely shot and superbly acted exercise in cinematic minimalism, Locke , which takes place entirely in a car, is the kind of film that makes a mockery of a star rating system. What it does it does so well, it is hard to imagine...
Jane Smiley on longlist for National Book Awards
NEW YORK (AP) Novels by Marilynne Robinson, Jane Smiley and Richard Powers were among the 10 nominees announced Wednesday for the fiction longlist of the National Book Awards.Authors cited range from Pulitzer Prize winners Robinson...
Dominic Corry: Talking Sin City with Robert Rodriquez
When James Brown died in 2006, the title of The Hardest Working Man In Show Business transferred to Robert Rodriguez, the maverick filmmaker behind Desperado , Sky Kids , Machete and Sin City .Despite working outside the Ho...
Movie review: Sin City: A Dame to Kill For
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Brotherly instinct fuels Madden Bros
TimeOut: What inspired you and Benji to start The Madden Brothers? Joel: The inspiration just came from the possibility. The endless possibilities of what we could do together, with the freedom to step outside what every
David Farrier: I was Rhys Darby's straight man
I met Rhys Darby in 2007. I was interviewing him about the success of a small show called Flight of the Conchords . His wife Rosie was in the room, giggling away. Their first child was in a pram, sleeping.My questions were pretty...
Five superhero shows flying onto screens
Gotham With live-action comic book adaptations continuing to dominate the box office, television appears to be finally over its skittish feelings towards such enterprises and is embracing the genre like never before.In addition...
Concert review: Courtney Barnett, Kings Arms
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Album review: Alt-J, This Is All Yours
If any band was threatening to disappear completely up their own bums, it was Alt-J. The Mercury Music Prize-winning Brits won over fans and critics alike with a debut that combined Radiohead's eclectic production smarts with frontman...
Album review: Train, Bulletproof Picasso
Uninteresting pop-rock matched with cheesy, tired lyrics. This is what is found on Bulletproof Picasso , the seventh album by Californian band Train, still trying to repeat the success of their early noughties albums.The Grammy-winners...
Album review: Pere Ubu, Carnival of Souls
With so much music codified into genres and artists reluctant to alienate an audience, Pere Ubu remain refreshingly abrasive, marginal and theatrically challenging.Frontman David Thomas has barely toned down the confrontational...
Album review: SBTRKT, Wonder Where We Land
How's this for an impressive array of friends: the girls from Warpaint, Vampire Weekend's chief crooner Ezra Koenig, pop singer Jessie Ware, and trap king AA$P Ferg.The guest roster attracted to SBTRKT's second album is a sign of...
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