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Arts Telegraph 15/08/2018 10:47:06 PM Feed of articlesMy Feed Work at The Telegraph Subscribe - 30 days free Picnic Comma Lightning by Laurence Scott, review: Is the internet turning you into an alien? Premium Aristocrats at Donmar Warehouse, review: A radical restaging of a minor modern classic 3 Trojan Horse at Summerhall, Edinburgh Fringe, review: School for scandal? Birmingham's Islamist 'plot' revisited 3 Gorillaz, Boomtown Fair, Winchester,review: Damon Albarn may have pulled off the greatest second act in British pop history 4 BBC Proms 2018: West Side Story review - universally familiar, yet still as freshly youthful and morally urgent as ever 4 Little Shop of Horrors, Open Air Theatre, Regent’s Parkreview: a bellyful of fun but not enough bite 3 Comment: In older times an actor was praised for their range, now they must match their character to the letter Ed Power What's on TV tonight: On the Edge: Through the Gates/A Mother’s Love and Age Before Beauty The Festival, review: Joe Thomas makes a long weekend of elaborate misery consistently funny 3 Backlash over Jack Whitehall's casting as 'first gay man' in Disney film Jungle Cruise Marilyn Monroe's lost nude scene from The Misfits resurfaces Comment: Idris Elba is a promising prospect as Bond, but let's not jump the gun Tim Robey Comment: Joe Sugg might be a cynical ratings ploy, but he could change Strictly forever Michael Hogan Pekka Kuusisto: 'My business is full of divas and strange behaviour' Premium Picnic Comma Lightning by Laurence Scott, review: Is the internet turning you into an alien? Premium Comment: In older times an actor was praised for their range, now they must match their character to the letter Ed Power Gallery: Aretha Franklin and the 60 greatest female singer-songwriters of all time Gallery: The 20 greatest treasures in the Louvre Gallery: Seen from above: 14 of your favourite coastal holiday destinations On the Edge: A Mother’s Love, review: a drama so tense it will linger for a long time after  5 On the Edge: Through the Gates, review: strong performances let down by cliché 2 A Passage to Britain, episode one review: a fascinating perspective on the early pioneers of our British-Asian communities 4 Age Before Beauty, episode 3 review: clichéd sex scenes, clunking dialogue – and bafflingly bad all round 1 Comment: Joe Sugg might be a cynical ratings ploy, but he could change Strictly forever Michael Hogan What's on TV tonight: On the Edge: Through the Gates/A Mother’s Love and Age Before Beauty Joe Sugg, known as vlogger ThatcherJoe, becomes Strictly Come Dancing's first YouTube star contestant Game of Thrones' most ruthless killings inspired by JRR Tolkein's treatment of Gandalf Who Do You Think You Are? review - Judge Rinder's family story is so moving that even the historian cried 4 John Minton: the Lost Man of British Art - a terrific rehabilitation job 4 Bollywood: The World’s Biggest Film Industry, review: a fascinating look at this vibrant, uplifting world 4 Jamie Cooks Italy, review: a taste of the old Jamie 3 Beyoncé and Jay Z pay tribute to 'gravely-ill' Aretha Franklin as Stevie Wonder visits Queen of Soul  Pekka Kuusisto: 'My business is full of divas and strange behaviour' Premium Comment: With the death of the celebrity interview, we face a bleak pop culture landscape Alice Vincent Close friends confirm that Aretha Franklin is 'gravely ill', as family gather around Queen of Soul Gallery: Aretha Franklin and the 60 greatest female singer-songwriters of all time Gorillaz, Boomtown Fair, Winchester,review: Damon Albarn may have pulled off the greatest second act in British pop history 4 BBC Proms 2018: West Side Story review - universally familiar, yet still as freshly youthful and morally urgent as ever 4 Anna Calvi interview: ‘Rock ‘n’ roll isn't over – male rockers are’ Premium Picnic Comma Lightning by Laurence Scott, review: Is the internet turning you into an alien? Premium VS Naipaul was a truly great writer who ignored literary fashions and cut through liberal pieties - tribute Premium When the English Patient stole Anthony Minghella's heart Premium Gallery: Culture stars who died in 2018: from VS Naipaul to Avicii Georges-Eugène Haussmann: how 'the straight-line Attila' ripped up Paris and changed cities forever Premium Like a conjuring trick, Michael Ondaatje's Warlight leaves you in awe of the magician 5 Aristocrats at Donmar Warehouse, review: A radical restaging of a minor modern classic 3 Can Shakespeare's plays still make us laugh? Premium Trojan Horse at Summerhall, Edinburgh Fringe, review: School for scandal? Birmingham's Islamist 'plot' revisited 3 Much Ado About Shakespeare episode 9: behind the scenes of The Merry Wives of Windsor Little Shop of Horrors, Open Air Theatre, Regent’s Parkreview: a bellyful of fun but not enough bite 3 Gallery: Culture stars who died in 2018: from VS Naipaul to Avicii How Vanity Fair holds up a mirror to class in Britain Was Vanity Fair's Becky Sharp the original Instagram star? Watch Samuel Barber's Vanessa from Glyndebourne on demand for free until Tuesday 21 August Samuel Barber's opera Vanessa: from Pulitzer to obscurity… and beyond Siegfried, EIF review: the Hallé are now playing with world-class finesse 4 Gallery: Seen from above: 14 of your favourite coastal holiday destinations Behind the lens: Raquel Welch, Elizabeth Taylor and Pavarotti as you've never seen them before Gerda Taro: the forgotten female war photographer who made Robert Capa Premium John Minton: the Lost Man of British Art - a terrific rehabilitation job 4 Gallery: Culture stars who died in 2018: from VS Naipaul to Avicii Gallery: The 20 greatest treasures in the Louvre Video streaming star reveals why he won't play with female gamers What's on TV tonight: On the Edge: Through the Gates/A Mother’s Love and Age Before Beauty Silicon Valley superfood fad Soylent launches in the UK for gamers who can't tear themselves from screens Edinburgh Fringe 2018: the 46 funniest jokes Gallery: Culture stars who died in 2018: from VS Naipaul to Avicii What's on TV tonight: On the Edge: Through the Gates/A Mother’s Love and Age Before Beauty Goodbye, Grimmy: the rise and fall of the BBC's most fashionable DJ Premium The 10 weirdest shows at the Edinburgh Fringe, from the tale of a puppet hitman to Kafka for kids Cold Blood, Kiss & Cry Collective, King’s Theatre, Edinburgh review - A big hand to this intricate piece 4 Video streaming star reveals why he won't play with female gamers Silicon Valley superfood fad Soylent launches in the UK for gamers who can't tear themselves from screens Sponsored Buying a home? 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Daily Mail 15/08/2018 10:46:36 PM 10PM16°C1AM16°C5-Day Forecast Charming monster with the Midas touch: The murder mystery of John 'Goldfinger' Palmer, the cocaine-fuelled, swaggering conman with 16,000 reasons to die 346 shares Murder mystery of John Palmer, the conman with 16,000 reasons to die Pain and the passion of Prisoner 46664: Read the prison letters of Nelson Mandela 5 shares The pain and the passion of Prisoner 46664 Want to write a novel? Fay Weldon - author of more than thirty books -reveals how to get publishers to notice your work  74 shares Want to write a novel? 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HISTORICAL   In 1830, two brothers, Erasmus and Christopher 'Titch' Wilde, take over a Barbados sugar plantation, a transition watched with sullen resignation by the brutalised slaves. Revealed: Why Stalin stole Hitler's teeth and banished the dentist who identified them to the gulags 270 shares Why Stalin stole Hitler's teeth  We're at our best when we're up against it: Historian reveals how Britain thrives when overcoming adversity 12 shares We’re at our best when we’re up against it Just because it's trendy doesn't mean it's a nice place to work: US journalist Corey Pein offers a look at what life's REALLY like in Silicon Valley  72 shares Just because it's trendy doesn’t mean it’s a nice place to work 17 shares 'We knew we’d meet again . . . but where and when?' From The Corner of the Oval: My tequila hangovers and trysts in the West Wing  4 shares My tequila hangovers and trysts in the West Wing  'For my daughter's voyage through life I built her a boat': British journalist Jonathan Gornall decided to make something special for his daughter rather than attempt to cross the Atlantic again 6 shares 'For my daughter’s voyage through life I built her a boat' Bees are brilliant! The human fascination with bees has deep roots and even goes back to Stone Age art 192 shares Human fascination with bees has deep roots back to the Stone Age There were three of us in the relationship . . . Him, me and the bottle: Louisa Young on the struggle of loving a man battling alcoholism 20 shares There were three of us in the relationship: Him, me and the bottle  'We used the rack ... but in the nicest possible way': Civility is the essential ingredient in a polished society and we English pride ourselves on manners 45 shares Civility is the essential ingredient in a polished society The Feather Thief: Music prodigy led astray by his passion for plumage 1 share The Feather Thief: Music prodigy led astray by his passion for plumage   WHAT BOOK: Historian Michael Burleigh reveals what book he'd take to a desert island           Adrian Mole author Sue Townsend, 68, dies at her home in Leicester after a stroke New chapter in the history of the Bronte birthplace as new owners turn it into a cafe honouring the family's literary heritage Nobel laureate Gabriel Garcia Marquez, author of One Hundred Years of Solitude, hospitalised with lung and urinary tract infections You don't need sex to sell! Dan Brown's Inferno tops Amazon best-seller list for 2013 as readers look for different thrills after Fifty Shades trilogy   WHAT BOOK: Matt Haig on what book he'd take to a desert island           4 shares Why J.B Priestley was simply beastly!  'Notes on a Nervous Planet': The messy guide to tidying up your life 100 shares 'Notes on a Nervous Planet': The messy guide to tidying up your life A toast to Mr Hi-de-Hi! Nearly a quarter of a century after his death, Simon Cadell's is fondly remembered for his deadpan comedy 28 shares A toast to Mr Hi-de-Hi Simon Cadell! The truth about trees: Wonders of invincible cedars and climbing goats revealed by Jonathan Drori 78 shares The truth about trees by Jonathan Drori 'Burton told me: I'll just have one vodka a day - one bottle, that is!': Novelist Andrew Sinclair reveals his priceless Hollywood encounters in fascinating new memoir  17 shares 'Burton told me: I’ll just have one vodka a day — one bottle, that is' Neurotic fears behind TV's funny woman: Rebecca Front reveals her exasperation with life's absurdities in new memoir 3 shares Neurotic fears behind TV’s funny woman: Rebecca Front From the Small Faces to some very posh places: Drummer Kenney Jones reflects on his rise to fame after co-founding Eighties band 2 shares From the Small Faces to some very posh places 'She's got a double chin, short legs and a pot belly': What Richard Burton REALLY thought about Liz Taylor ... and other unexpected luvvie revelations 26 shares What Richard Burton REALLY thought about Liz Taylor Sometimes the less said the better! All you need to know about World War II and The British empire share All you need to know about World War II and The British empire My mother, the hoarder who just couldn't let go: Author reveals how her mum's obsessive stashing saw her collect a 'lifetime of loss'  47 shares My mother, the hoarder who just couldn’t let go Memoir of war that's lost none of its power: World War I nurse's autobiography set to be reissued to mark a centenary since the Armistice 3 shares Memoir of war that’s lost none of its power Boy from Bootle who conquered the Big Apple: Les Hinton was a lowly messenger when Rupert Murdoch sent him to get a sandwich - he ended up running his empire 40 shares Boy from Bootle who conquered the Big Apple 'Cocaine is God's way of saying you're making too much money': Author reveals the helter-skelter personality and frantic career of actor Robin Williams 10 shares Author reveals the personality and career of actor Robin Williams Why tweeting makes you sad, mad and bad to know: American computer scientists reveals how our addiction to social media impacts our free will 39 shares Why tweeting makes you sad, mad and bad to know © Associated Newspapers Ltd

Independent 01/03/2018 03:06:34 PM Charlotte Rampling on Red Sparrow, Jennifer Lawrence and Hollywood Kernels: Chris finishes a film + why do acting Oscars keep going to biopics? Give 'Call Me By Your Name' the Best Picture Oscar John Malkovich interview: I’m less hot-tempered than I used to be Sharon Horgan reveals new Catastrophe will be 'lightest' series yet Isabelle Huppert interview: I play states of mind Movies You Might Have Missed: Michael Powell's Peeping Tom Allison Janney: My country is divided like it was in the Civil War Every new TV show and film coming to Netflix in March Heartwarming moment Black Panther's Chadwick Boseman surprises fans Black Panther surpasses Wonder Woman at the US box office Kevin Smith is home following heart attack, now a vegetarian DiCaprio and Pitt to co-star for the 1st time in ninth Tarantino film Kristen Wiig reportedly wanted for Wonder Woman 2 villainess role Bruce Willis confirms Die Hard 6 script exists Seven snubs and surprises from the 2018 Oscar nominations Richards apologises to Jagger over 'randy old bastard' remarks Album reviews: Moby, The Breeders, Soccer Mommy and Camp Cope Katy Perry announced a Barcelona concert with Spanish flag colours New music to listen to this week: Boniface Mel B says Spice Girls could perform at the Royal Wedding Watch the roller rink-themed music video for 'Window' from Tigers Jaw An unreleased Amy Winehouse demo has surfaced online Album reviews: The Low Anthem, Imarhan, The Lovely Eggs, and more alt-J review: Trio prove they’re ready for the summer season Hackney Colliery Band put on a politically infused show - review The Damned, review, KOKO, London: Devilishly good fun Elise LeGrow at Le Café de la Danse in Paris - review Simple Minds, Roundhouse, London, review: An erratic experience Album reviews: Kendrick Lamar, Joshua Homme?, Belle & Sebastian Kung Fu Kenny proves he is hip-hop's sensei as DAMN. tour reaches LDN Television & radio/podcasts Exclusive: Jessica Jones featurette on the women behind the show Billy Eichner to drop first ever stand-up special on Netflix Westworld season 2 creators confirm every returning character James Martin claims BBC discriminated against him because of accent The Walking Dead still one of cable TV's highest-viewed US dramas Trump ridiculed by late night talk show hosts over school heroics brag What Donald Glover told Lena Dunham after his 'Girls' appearance How Beavis and Butt-Head did America and changed comedy forever Long-lost Nigerian masterpiece 'Tutu' sells for record-breaking amount Stolen Edgar Degas painting worth £700,000 found on a bus The graffiti artists who sued a property owner and won millions The Beatles in India: Recollections at a Liverpool exhibition Scientists discover painting hidden behind Picasso masterpiece What does Anthony Gormley's Angel of the North represent? 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Guardian 15/08/2018 10:47:08 PM Emails & marketing Health & fitness Emails & marketing Professional networks Crossrail The line that ate London: our critic's verdict on the £15bn colossus The line that ate London: our critic's verdict on the £15bn colossus More synthetic bamboo! The greatest preset sounds in pop music The greatest preset sounds in pop music Cora Bissett When Dad died, I unearthed my teenage diaries – and turned my time as a rock star into a play When Dad died, I unearthed my teenage diaries – and turned my time as a rock star into a play Edinburgh mini-marathons It's Not a Sprint / What I Talk About When I Talk About Running It's Not a Sprint / What I Talk About When I Talk About Running The mafia on film These stories are our defence against organised crime These stories are our defence against organised crime Hollywood Female roles vastly outnumbered by male in films, says study Female roles vastly outnumbered by male in films, says study Stage Brian Friel festival puts Brexit centre-stage Brian Friel festival puts Brexit centre-stage Music Beyoncé dedicates Detroit show to ailing Aretha Franklin Beyoncé dedicates Detroit show to ailing Aretha Franklin Stage Lee Evans to step out of retirement for homage to Harold Pinter Lee Evans to step out of retirement for homage to Harold Pinter Music Aretha Franklin 'gravely ill' Aretha Franklin 'gravely ill' World news Hundreds injured as platform falls into sea at festival in Vigo Hundreds injured as platform falls into sea at festival in Vigo Media Lauren Laverne named as 6 Music's new breakfast show host Lauren Laverne named as 6 Music's new breakfast show host Culture Idris Elba appears to dismiss James Bond rumours on Twitter Idris Elba appears to dismiss James Bond rumours on Twitter