PIERS MORGAN: I don't love Beyoncé because she's palatably black; I love her because she's a great singer and performer. I don't care what colour she is
CHRIS EVANS: Yes, off-read-style SUVs might be sweeping the nation. But when it comes to ferrying the family around... I want my MPV
DEBORAH ROSS: Nerves: shredded. End: proper. My life: bereft... Last week's episode of Line Of Duty may have been the most nail-biting hour of my TV life
We all know two things about the mountainous and spectacularly beautiful Mediterranean island of Sicily. It's where the Corleone family comes from in The Godfather, and Inspector Montalbano solves crimes there. ...read
Christopher Marlowe's play is about the battle between good and evil. Or should be. But there's nothing good and nothing remotely evil either about Jamie Lloyd's production.
Last week, Radio 4's Justin Webb said that disdain for large-screen TVs was 'the last refuge of the snob'. Frankly, I feel a little bit disdainful myself.
Bourne's got his memory back (and so has Dory). Alice is on another fantastical trip. And a new gang of Ghostbusters awaits your call. Mark down the dates of these unmissable upcoming films.
Two years ago, Anthony and Joe Russo were responsible for what - for my money - is one of the best superhero films ever made. Captain America: The Winter Soldier was a delight.
The lighting for Bryan Ferry's live show, which suddenly improved last year, is all about shadows and silhouettes. This year, there's a new and darker shadow.
Pumeza Matshikiza's inspiring journey from South African township to the world's great opera houses continues with her new album, Arias, which is good, but could have been better.
When Scandi-Noir began to dominate the fiction charts, the non-fiction charts grew heavy with 'Vicki-Noir' and Kate Summerscale is the queen of the genre.
There is a wealth of Greek wine grapes, but the big four are Assyrtiko and Malagousia for whites, Agiorgitiko and Xinomavro for reds.
The legendary chef is 'consulting' at Café Monico, a Soho House Group-owned brasserie sitting plum on that part of Shaftesbury Avenue you usually scuttle past on the way elsewhere.
David Bowie has been honoured only unofficially. Amy Winehouse hasn't qualified yet.
English Heritage is not very rock'n'roll but there are enough for a tour.
Blinding TV returns for the Peakys and Veep - plus Frankenstein gets a ballet makeover
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The legendary chef is 'consulting' at Café Monico, a Soho House Group-owned brasserie sitting plum on that part of Shaftesbury Avenue you usually scuttle past on the way to somewhere else. But it's comfortable and buzzing and open all day. More importantly, it has Leigh's flour-dusted fingerprints all over the menu. ...read
There is a wealth of Greek wine grapes, but the big four are Assyrtiko and Malagousia for whites, Agiorgitiko and Xinomavro for reds. Producers to look out for include Agyros, Hatzidakis and Sigalas. ...read
Last week, Radio 4's Justin Webb said that disdain for large-screen TVs was 'the last refuge of the snob'. Frankly, I feel a little bit disdainful myself, and I'm perfectly willing to have an Xbox on open display in my front room, which I pretend is for the children (although in reality they're not allowed anywhere near it, on pain of death). ...read
It is the very purposefulness of this good old-fashioned people-carrier that should be celebrated rather than shied away from. Why don't the otherwise astute Helmuts and Ottos at Volkswagen realise this? She is big, ugly and does a sterling job, which is entirely how and why we like her. ...read
I wrote a column for DailyMail.com recently about Beyoncé's politically and racially charged new 'visual' album Lemonade, sparking a global furore so intense that I was trending worldwide on Twitter for a few hours.
My 'crime' was to suggest that I preferred the old Beyoncé who studiously avoided getting too political and once told me she liked being judged on her talent rather than her race.
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She's the feisty star of Peaky Blinders with forthright views on nudity, politics and why actors aren't role models. He's the Homeland heart-throb with an OBE. So who's boss in the McCrory-Lewis house? The actress reveals all to Event... ...read
Jagger's a mate, Bono is his spiritual brother and Springsteen is a barbecue buddy... but Dave Stewart tells Event, it's the intense and complex relationship with Eurythmics sidekick Annie Lennox that's had the biggest impact on his life. ...read
Sit in one of the 8,000 newly installed seats beneath the stone walls of County Durham's Auckland Castle this summer and you're in for a remarkable experience.
Baywatch made him a seriously rich man - and he's so famous he even had a crab named after him. But what happened when he told scores of diehard fans: 'Get 'em Hoff'?
It was only in 1810 that women's drawers were invented for hygiene, and modesty. On show is one of the earliest pairs of underpants to survive, those worn by the Duchess of Kent.
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