YOU might think Lieutenant Colonel Neil Stace’s medals are the closest he comes to ribbons and decorations but the 46-year-old has an army of television fans thanks to his sewing skills.
Sunday, 15 February 2015
Yes Sew! Sewing soldier is a hit on The Great British Sewing Bee
YOU might think Lieutenant Colonel Neil Stace’s medals are the closest he comes to ribbons and decorations but the 46-year-old has an army of television fans thanks to his sewing skills.
Rum characters and violent acts: Snow In Paradise Review and trailer
SNOW IN PARADISE has the potential to be more than just another swagger through the tired cliches of British gangster movies, writes Allan Hunter
Clever but claustrophobic: Coherence Review and trailer
COHERENCE is the ironic for a film that deals in multiple realties and alternate sets of the same characters
Melancholic portrait of lives in transition: Love Is Strange Review and trailer
A SUBTLE and wryly amusing drama about a long-term relationship whose old certainties and comforts are suddenly stripped away
Lack of threat or excitement: Fifty Shades Of Grey Review and trailer
LIMP adaptation of the multi-million selling novel by E. L. James
The whole company of dancers reeks of quality: Swan Lake at the Royal Opera House Review
THIS is a Swan Lake not to be missed- says Jeffery Taylor
Jefferson's Garden and 84 Charing Cross Road: Theatre reviews
IN HER latest play, Jefferson’s Garden, writer Timberlake Wertenbaker examines revolutionary sentiments among early American settlers
Yes keyboardist Rick Wakeman: 'Books and places that inspired my art'
THE LEGENDARY English keyboard player and composer opens up about the books and places that formed his art in the last decades
Wagner’s The Mastersingers of Nuremberg and Der Fliegende Hollander: Opera reviews
NEARLY five years after its staging in Cardiff by Welsh National Opera, Richard Jones’s glorious production of The Mastersingers of Nuremberg arrives at London’s Coliseum
Travel from Lapland to dystopian London: Literary fiction books of the month
TRAVEL from Lapland to New Zealand and dystopian London to Blackpool Illuminations with Eithne Farry’s literary fiction picks
Autopsy shows New York Times writer Carr died of lung cancer
NEW YORK (AP) " Autopsy results show New York Times media columnist David Carr died of complications from metastatic lung cancer.Julie Bolcer, a spokeswoman for the New York City medical examiner's office, says the autopsy shows...
Emmerdale's Gillian Kearney: 'My greatest weakness is chocolate'
EMMERDALE actress Gillian, 42, divides her time between Liverpool and Yorkshire. She has a four-year-old son, John
Vans, Argos and Havaianas: The things we're lusting for this week
THERE'S something for every budget in this week’s must-have selection
Fine lines: Striped tops, skirts and dresses for spring
THE STANDARD stripe gets a spring makeover
Kingsman's Mark Strong: 'I’ve always been relatively in-shape'
BEST known for his many menacing Hollywood roles, Mark Strong is back on the West End stage – tackling another formidable persona, as he tells Simon Button
Woman who had stillborn twins: 'I felt like a mother with no children to hold'
FROM a couple’s tragedy of stillborn twins to the miracle of their “rainbow baby”…
The best wines from New Zealand
OUR expert looks down under for bottles that New Zealand should be proud of
Chevron heaven: Zigzag pattern designs for your home
ZIGZAG your way to this stunning selection of dazzling designs
My favourite photograph by TV chef Ken Hom
KEN, 65, remembers the fateful move to Chicago with his mother that eventually led to a lifelong passion for food – and a dinner date with Tina Turner
Saturday, 14 February 2015
Mo'ne Davis outshines Kevin Hart at celebrity All-Star game
NEW YORK (AP) " Little League phenom Mo'ne Davis was so impressive on a basketball court that she momentarily silenced trash-talking "Wedding Ringer" star Kevin Hart.Playing in the All-Star Celebrity Game against opponents more...
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