TV host Paul O’Grady has paid a touching tribute to his late friend Lynda Bellingham and spoken of his regret that he won’t be attending her funeral on Monday.
Saturday, 1 November 2014
Paul O'Grady mourns friend Lynda
TV host Paul O’Grady has paid a touching tribute to his late friend Lynda Bellingham and spoken of his regret that he won’t be attending her funeral on Monday.
Dognapper Judy Murray reveals her dark side
JUDY Murray has promised a Halloween horror show when she takes to the floor tonight on Strictly Come Dancing.
Dementia breakthrough: Cancer drug that fights Alzheimer's disease
A CANCER drug has been found to help protect brain cells from the ravages of Alzheimer’s disease.
60 years of Tony Hancock: Alan Simpson recalls working with comic
THE comedy scriptwriter Alan Simpson vividly remembers the time he and his writing partner Ray Galton first met the man who was to set them on the road to fame and fortune
Cosy and elegant: The best accessories for autumn
THERE'S something for every budget in this week's must-haves
Bathing beauty: Create a spa-like sanctuary at home
TURN your bathroom into a soothing haven and give yourself the A-list pampering treatment
Ring the changes: 10 of the best telephones
WHICH retro phone is right for you? A 1930s handset, an Eighties power device or a futuristic ring...
Whatever happened to… The Exorcist's Linda Blair?
ACTRESS Linda Blair opens up about her road to fame and her career after the hit movie
'Being a mum helps me to stay in shape,' says The Xtra Factor's Konnie Huq
BABY oil, lip gloss and not following fashion - presenter Konnie Huq, 39, shares her style and beauty secrets
Perfect roast: The best recipes for lazy Sundays
ROAST lamb and fruit tarts - tried-and-tested tips from our celebrity chef Aldo Zilli
Brilliant bulbs: Alan Titchmarsh tips on planting in autumn
IF SWEEPING up leaves has left you downhearted, plant bulbs to remind yourself that spring is not far away
Emma Bunton: 'I fell in love with Jade at first sight'
SINGER Emma Bunton talks about trying to help babies around the world with UNICEF and why thinking about her life makes her cry
Friday, 31 October 2014
Folk-pop cowboys play with New York flavour
It sounds vaguely like the premise for a TV show based around our fourth most popular folk-pop act, except they're called Streets of Laredo, not Flight of the Conchords , they're a trio rather than a duo, and instead of a well-meaning...
The Overnighters is a compelling documentary that will leave you with a lot to think about
THE less you know in advance about The Overnighters the better.
Extraterrestrial is a cheap and cheerful B-movie guaranteed to make you laugh
IF YOU go down to the woods this weekend you might have a close encounter with Extraterrestrial, an enjoyably cheesy B-movie containing some unexpected twists and a good few laughs, intentional and otherwise.
The Necessary Death Of Charlie Countryman is an eccentric and energetic muddle of a film
IT SEEMS to be the week for big name stars in oddball little films.
Jake Gyllenhaal is unnerving as deluded newshound in Nightcrawler
ETHICAL dilemmas never trouble a rookie newshound with a nose for blood in Nightcrawler, an intriguing if slightly glib morality tale cum thriller set in the murky shadows of Los Angeles’ crime-filled nights.
New father Ryan Gosling puffs on a cigarette as he films new movie The Nice Guys
HE MAY have just become a father, but that didn't stop Ryan Gosling from smoking a cigarette on the set of his new movie.
Emma Watson cuts a stylish figure as she picks up Brit of The Year at LA awards ceremony
SHE'S ONE of the most stylish women in the industry, and Emma Watson added yet another chic look to her style CV last night as she hit the red carpet in LA.
Wacky black comedy Horns is a stretch too far for Daniel Radcliffe
YOU have to admire the way that Daniel Radcliffe has thrown himself into a busy post-Harry Potter career that now stretches from gothic spine-tingler to romantic comedy.
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