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Brian Cox (and a VERY brainy new partner) reboot Tomorrow's World

Poldark: the scenes they DON'T show you! Event takes an exclusive peek behind the set of the Sunday-night smash

Shiver me pilchards! Is that Ross reapplying his lippy? Prudie taking a sneaky selfie? And what's the sizzling secret of that hot tub scene with Demelza? All is revealed by the hit TV show's writer Debbie Horsfield ...read

TV viewers are baffled and bamboozled by QI's staggering facts. But the secrets behind the making of the quiz show are... Quite Incredible!

QI estimates that almost 50,000 facts have been unearthed by the show's researchers. Only about a fifth of these have made it into the show.

FILM REVIEW: 'This Wonder Woman is more Xena, less Lynda': Gal Gadot is touchingly good alongside a brilliantly cast Chris Pine in the latest DC Comics offering

Hot on the sun-kissed heels of Baywatch comes Wonder Woman, another remake of a Saturday tea-time staple, albeit one with more money behind it and hailing from the Seventies.

CLASSICAL REVIEWS: Tugan Sokhiev further reveal the composer's extraordinary melodic gift

If you like Prokofiev's Romeo And Juliet and have happy memories of Peter And The Wolf, these two albums could be for you because they further reveal Prokofiev's extraordinary melodic gift.

BOOK REVIEWS: Victorian values may be synonymous with prudish repression, but Queen Victoria herself was neither - as Annie Gray's delicious portrait shows

Pity the guests at one of Queen Victoria's dinners. They would be presented with a spectacular array of food - roast woodcocks, scorzonera in cream, stuffed lettuces, iced soufflés and vol-au-vents.

He's swapped the supermodel girlfriends and Hollywood blockbusters for a low-key life with his beloved mutt. But Richard Gere tells Event he's... happy to be a 'holy fool'

For his new movie, the critically lauded Norman, Richard Gere plays a small-time New York fixer who claims to know influential politicians, bankers and business people.

MUSIC REVIEW: In Liam Gallagher's first solo gig, the crowd's rendition of Don't Look Back In Anger, the emblem of Manchester's resilience, is the most touching moment of the evening

Last August, Liam Gallagher told Q magazine that he would not be going solo, because he wasn't something unprintable.
Nine months later, Liam's solo career has arrived.

THEATRE REVIEWS: 'One helluva show': Leonard Bernstein's On The Town is the hottest ticket in London thanks to Drew McOnie's fluid, fabulous revival

Leonard Bernstein's 1944 musical romcom is a glorious Valentine to the Big Apple.
'New York, New York is a helluva town' goes the best-known number. And it's a helluva score.

ART REVIEWS: The route through this Venetian art showcase at Buckingham Palace is as tortuous as the city's minor canals - but the Canalettos make it worthwhile

Has there ever been an artist more synonymous with a city than Canaletto is with Venice? For years, first-time visitors there have felt a sense of déjà vu because of familiarity with his imagery.

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TOM PARKER BOWLES: It's a waste sensation! We throw away £13bn of perfectly good food in a year. But now top chefs are helping a brilliant charity use some of it to feed the hungry...

This week I'm taking a break from banging on about what I put into my mouth. And concentrating on what we put in the bin. Food waste. Way too bloody much of it.

OLLY SMITH: Forget the fancy marketing, we are living in the golden age of gin!

The sheer buzz of this potently kinky elixir is so superb that it can be taken neat, on the rocks, with a splash of water, in cocktails or with a good mixer.

Frozen? I'll never Let It Go! Why Frozen singer Idina Menzel can't get THAT song out of her head

Yes, the Oscar-winning song that made Idina Menzel famous has frazzled the nerves of parents across the globe but, the she tells Event, she's not finished with it yet.

You don't have to go to a gallery to see glorious art... Event opens the door on the dwellings of artists that are every bit as enchanting as the great works they house

Event recommends the homes of the country's greatest artists. The public can get a glimpse into the world of history's finest creative minds.

TOM PARKER BOWLES ON FOOD

It's a waste sensation! We throw away £13bn of perfectly good food in a year. But now top chefs are helping a brilliant charity use some of it to feed the hungry...

This week I'm taking a break from banging on about what I put into my mouth. And concentrating on what we put in the bin. Food waste. Way too bloody much of it. And not just the tea bags and apple cores, the coffee grounds, carrot peelings and trimmings of lamb. Nope, in 2015, the waste and recycling body Wrap estimated that UK households chucked away a staggering £13 billion worth of food that could have been eaten - that's approximately 7.3 million tonnes of wasted tucker. ...read

OLLY SMITH ON WINE

Despite the fancy marketing, we are living in the golden age of gin!

The sheer buzz of this potently kinky elixir is so superb that it can be taken neat, on the rocks, with a splash of water, in cocktails or with a good mixer such as Fever Tree, BTW, Indi, Thomas Henry, 1724, Peter Spanton and others. ...read

TECH

Watch your step with the Withings Steel HR

Withings Steel HR also has the key virtue of looking (almost) like a normal watch, so your friends don't clock that you're wearing a fitness monitor and ask you how it's working for you, while looking pointedly at your stomach. It's fairly expensive, but the heart-rate monitor means it offers far more accurate sleep monitoring than its predecessor. ...read

CHRIS EVANS ON CARS

The new Civic looks (and feels) fantastic. Then you put your foot down to overtake and discover it's... a bit of a Honda-achiever!

The new Civic is a very handsome car indeed. With its futuristic body styling and huge front grille, it makes you grin the instant you clap eyes on it. A Type R lookalike that is in fact a five-door family car. Inside it's sporty, but not sparse or stripped-down. Big, comfy seats and the now de rigueur flashes of carbon fibre to jazz up proceedings around the doors and dash. Oh and look, what's this? A manual gearstick, along with that other endangered species: a clutch pedal. ...read

PIERS MORGAN: MY LIFE & OTHER CELEBRITIES

'I'm considering throwing my hat into the political arena'

A new survey by political pollsters YouGov asked the British public to say which celebrity they would like to become Prime Minister from a list of ten names: Sir David Attenborough, J K Rowling, Emma Watson, Louis Theroux, Sir James Dyson, Sir Ian McKellen, Jeremy Clarkson, Rowan Atkinson, Katie Hopkins - and me. ...read

LAST WEEK'S EVENT

Maggie May? I prefer Theresa May! Britain's cheekiest rocker Sir Rod Stewart on the PM's Hot Legs (yes, really), Sailing close to the wind with Prince William and why, at 72, he still drinks like a Young Turk

Wake up, Theresa, I think I've got something to say to you... which is that you may be PM , Mrs May, but you're also 'a fair piece'. Was there ever a guy who rode his luck like Rod Stewart? From the festival fumble that inspired Maggie May to his VERY refreshed live TV appearance, our naughtiest knight confesses all. ...read

Fancy a bit of Madness on the Common, going full-throttle with Chris Evans at Carfest or making history at Chalke Valley? Here's Event's guide to this summer's hottest festivals of Britain

From Glasto to Green Man and Hay to Somerset House, Event brings you the essential pick of the UK's scorching festival season. ...read

The best Bond? Roger that! Event film critic Matthew Bond shows why no one did it better than Roger Moore

He had the sexiest girls, made a trio of 007 classics and even managed to look suave in a Seventies safari suit. Event's film critic pays tribute to the spy he loved the most...

Ivanka Trump reveals herself to be passionate about anything and everything in her self-help book which is larded with cliches and truisms

Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka remains passionate about anything and everything. In the preface to her new self-help book, she says she is 'deeply passionate' about 'levelling the playing field'.

Johnny Depp is back as Jack Sparrow in Pirates Of The Caribbean: Salazar's Revenge but, after 14 years, his performance is no longer funny

When we first saw it, Johnny Depp's swaggering, staggering, kohl-eyed turn as Captain Jack Sparrow was a breath of fresh cinematic air. It was cool, it was funny, it was surprising.