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Arts Telegraph 25/08/2019 10:47:06 PM Britain’s Got Talent winner Colin Thackery, interview: ‘I’ll die happy after singing for the Queen’ Premium ‘It was interesting to try something new’: what it’s like to appear on Naked Attraction Premium The Lidl Liam Neeson: why Gerard Butler deserves better than Angel Has Fallen Premium Inside Keanu Reeves’s bullet time scene: how The Matrix changed cinema forever  Premium The dark side of Sex and the City: why Candace Bushnell's book was no New York fairy tale   Premium Once Upon A Time in Hollywood's true hero: the wild, bone-breaking life of stunt legend Hal Needham Premium What’s on TV tonight: Prince Albert: A Victorian Hero Revealed, the Challenge Cup final and more ByTelegraph Reporters Latest reviews Best comedy shows at the Edinburgh Fringe 2019: reviews of 40 of this year’s must see-comedians, including Jordan Brookes, Catherine Cohen and Laura Lexx Premium Is witchcraft really on the rise? Premium ByRobert Leigh-Pemberton 24 Aug 2019, 12:00pm An odd performance of Bruckner by the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, plus the rest of August’s best classical concerts reviewed Premium JARV IS review, Leith Theatre, Edinburgh International Festival: rock grandeur and kitchen-sink humour from the one and only Jarvis Cocker  Appropriate review, Donmar Warehouse: a lacerating portrait of a family with skeletons in the closet Best theatre at Edinburgh Fringe 2019: reviews of 20 must see-shows including Phoenix, Like Animals, and The Shark Is Broken Premium Man-eating, drug-taking, scandal-making: The It Girl through the ages Premium Jordan Brookes’s Edinburgh win is a triumph for weird fringe comedy Premium Tristram Fane Saunders 24 Aug 2019, 2:13pm From grime stars Stormzy and Wiley to Princess Beatrice: how Ed Sheeran became the best-connected man in pop Premium Best comedy shows at the Edinburgh Fringe 2019: reviews of 40 of this year’s must see-comedians, including Jordan Brookes, Catherine Cohen and Laura Lexx Premium Is witchcraft really on the rise? Premium ByRobert Leigh-Pemberton 24 Aug 2019, 12:00pm Great British Bake Off winners: where are they now? Premium Great British Bake Off winners: where are they now? Premium Strictly Come Dancing contestants 2019: the full confirmed line-up From Muslim superheroines to Ewan McGregor’s Star Wars return: Disney gives a glimpse of the future Premium Robert Downey Jr reminisces about Disneyland drugs bust What’s on TV tonight: Prince Albert: A Victorian Hero Revealed, the Challenge Cup final and more ByTelegraph Reporters 24 Aug 2019, 9:42am Anya Taylor-Joy interview: ‘I didn’t know what was character, and what was myself’ Premium Ewan McGregor to reprise Obi-Wan Kenobi in new Star Wars series for Disney ByTelegraph Reporters 24 Aug 2019, 3:44am Ewan McGregor has shown little but contempt for Star Wars – why would he want to play Obi-Wan Kenobi again? Premium What’s on TV tonight: Prince Albert: A Victorian Hero Revealed, the Challenge Cup final and more ByTelegraph Reporters 24 Aug 2019, 9:42am Mindhunter star Jonathan Groff: ‘One day I’m sitting with Charles Manson, the next I’m singing Disney songs’ TV's teen trauma template: why 13 Reasons Why owes everything to My So-Called Life Premium Red Right Hand: how Nick Cave's song gave Peaky Blinders its sinful, villainous heart Premium Peaky Blinders returns: the story so far - and everything you need to know before series 5 starts Premium Why doesn’t television believe in its audience’s intelligence any more? Premium The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance, review: the puppetry is exquisite, but goodness there's a lot going on Brassic review: an X-rated Last of the Summer Wine From grime stars Stormzy and Wiley to Princess Beatrice: how Ed Sheeran became the best-connected man in pop Premium An odd performance of Bruckner by the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, plus the rest of August’s best classical concerts reviewed Premium JARV IS review, Leith Theatre, Edinburgh International Festival: rock grandeur and kitchen-sink humour from the one and only Jarvis Cocker  Vintage guitars, sneezing sheep and artificial intelligence: How the shifting soundtrack of Red Dead Redemption 2 was built Secret of Charles Dickens's dramatic public readings all in his book annotations Man-eating, drug-taking, scandal-making: The It Girl through the ages Premium Is witchcraft really on the rise? Premium ByRobert Leigh-Pemberton 24 Aug 2019, 12:00pm American literature’s future is female Premium The Volunteer by Jack Fairweather, review: the man who chose to enter Auschwitz Premium The Last Whalers by Doug Bock Clark, review: a rich account of a small tribe swamped by modern technology Premium Best comedy shows at the Edinburgh Fringe 2019: reviews of 40 of this year’s must see-comedians, including Jordan Brookes, Catherine Cohen and Laura Lexx Premium Mindhunter star Jonathan Groff: ‘One day I’m sitting with Charles Manson, the next I’m singing Disney songs’ Appropriate review, Donmar Warehouse: a lacerating portrait of a family with skeletons in the closet Best theatre at Edinburgh Fringe 2019: reviews of 20 must see-shows including Phoenix, Like Animals, and The Shark Is Broken Premium Lindsay Duncan interview: ‘I don’t think theatre should be preachy’ Premium The Doctor, Almeida, review: Juliet Stevenson triumphs in this swansong from Britain's best director Premium Breaking the Waves, Edinburgh International Festival review: prurient, maudlin and creepily distasteful Premium ByRupert Christiansen 22 Aug 2019, 1:53pm 50 best things to see at the Fringe and Edinburgh International Festival – from art to books and ballet ByTelegraph Reporters 16 Aug 2019, 2:10pm Eugene Onegin, Edinburgh International Festival, review: an unforgettable staging Premium ByRupert Christiansen 16 Aug 2019, 11:55am PhotographyRead more José Ortiz Echagüe’s photographs demand a second look Premium How to take the perfect cat photo – according to the man who took 90,000 Premium Europe revisited: how an unseen trove of photographs cast the interwar years in a new light Premium In an era of Photoshop, unfiltered images of long-dead strangers carry an indefinable magic Premium Bauhaus Rules with Vic Reeves, review: this tin foil party was a playful paean to Bauhaus British Museum to open new £64 million research centre ByTelegraph Reporters 20 Aug 2019, 10:40am National Gallery to launch 'immersive Leonardo Da Vinci experience' as they unveil hidden sketch and fingerprints Magdalene Odundo: The Journey of Things, Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, Norwich, review: profoundly intimate and universally human What’s on TV tonight: Prince Albert: A Victorian Hero Revealed, the Challenge Cup final and more ByTelegraph Reporters 24 Aug 2019, 9:42am Mindhunter star Jonathan Groff: ‘One day I’m sitting with Charles Manson, the next I’m singing Disney songs’ Ewan McGregor has shown little but contempt for Star Wars – why would he want to play Obi-Wan Kenobi again? Premium TV's teen trauma template: why 13 Reasons Why owes everything to My So-Called Life Premium Jordan Brookes’s Edinburgh win is a triumph for weird fringe comedy Premium Tristram Fane Saunders 24 Aug 2019, 2:13pm Jordan Brookes and Catherine Cohen win Edinburgh Comedy Awards ByTelegraph Reporters 24 Aug 2019, 12:21pm Best comedy shows at the Edinburgh Fringe 2019: reviews of 40 of this year’s must see-comedians, including Jordan Brookes, Catherine Cohen and Laura Lexx Premium The art of turning appalling misery into sparkling comedy at the 2019 Edinburgh Fringe Premium What’s on TV tonight: Prince Albert: A Victorian Hero Revealed, the Challenge Cup final and more ByTelegraph Reporters 24 Aug 2019, 9:42am From Peep Show to Proust: Paterson Joseph on why now’s a great time for ethnic minority actors Premium Boycotting Radio 4's Today programme is unjust for democracy Premium Lauren Laverne: out of her depth on a Desert Island? 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Daily Mail 25/08/2019 10:46:27 PM We've all become soft and lost the old-world skills: Bear Grylls has to travel 40 minutes on a boat then walk a mile just to buy a loaf of bread. No wonder he thinks it's time we all toughened up share Would Bear Grylls go into the wild with Donald Trump? Is this the new Bodyguard? Holliday Grainger says her ice-cool detective in TV's latest nail-biting drama The Capture will have the nation gripped 1 share The moment Holliday Grainger met JK Rowling in the toilet FILM REVIEWS: Borderline ridiculous but fun too: The climatic shootout goes on seemingly for ever but Angel Has Fallen starring Gerard Butler is the best so far    1 share Angel Has Fallen review: Borderline ridiculous but fun too CLASSICAL REVIEWS: A motley collection but at least they tried... Warner Classics issues a 30-CD box of Offenbach operettas for the 200th anniversary of his birth   1 share Offenbach: The Operas & Operettas review: A motley collection Actress Leanne Best: Uncle Pete was a Beatle, so Hollywood stars don't faze me 1 share Leanne Best on Hollywood, The Beatles and Corrie POP REVIEWS: Somewhere inside this muddle, a good gig is trying to get out: The sound is murky and Ariana Grande's beautiful voice is the only thing that rings out 1 share Ariana Grande review: Grande's voice is the only thing that rings out THEATRE REVIEWS: The ever-compelling Juliet Stevenson's scrupulous performance holds it all together in The Doctor at the Almeida Theatre  1 share The Doctor review: Juliet Stevenson holds it all together DEBORAH ROSS: Oi, Poldark! Listen to Kathy, you berk PIERS MORGAN: 'John put me on Apprentice,' I told Trump. 'Then John's very smart!' he chuckled CRAIG BROWN: Why do we have a soft spot for fakers? Because we love clever clogs getting egg on their faces 1 share CRAIG BROWN: Our fascination with 'genuine fakes' ART REVIEWS: It has often been argued that the romantic vision we have of Scotland is based on myth, not reality... This new exhibition tries to get to the truth 1 share Wild And Majestic review: Tries to get to the truth 7 Unmissable Events: From Little Mix at Fusion Festival to The Great British Bake Off and Pain & Glory, Event picks the top things to see this week  1 share The seven unmissable cultural events happening this week Flavour fit for a Malaysian king 1 share TOM PARKER BOWLES: Roti King offers big flavours at small prices These unsung steals of Sauvignon Blanc are both graceful and charming 1 share OLLY SMITH: Why Sauvignon Blanc is a wine of grace and charm Play music on your phone through your bedside lamp! 1 share ROB WAUGH: A bedside lamp that doubles as a speaker 'John put me on Apprentice,' I told Trump. 'Then John's very smart!' he chuckled 8 shares Piers Morgan remembers his manager and friend John Ferriter Praise be! How Songs Of Praise, a national treasure since 1961, got an all-singing 21st century makeover 230 shares The stars of Songs Of Praise reveal how they rebooted the show 25 shares Is the new series of Peaky Blinders the best yet? With millions of Brits already tuning in, now's the time to join the podcast revolution. Start with these 296 shares 100 utterly addictive podcasts you must hear Middle-aged women have the right to lie, to sex - and to spectacularly mess up... So says Apple Tree Yard author Louise Doughty, whose female protagonist had us gripped doing exactly that 1 share Louise Doughty: 'Middle-aged women have the right to screw up' 41 shares Will Young on fame, PTSD and homophobia

Independent 25/08/2019 10:47:07 PM Theatre & dance Beth Ditto: ‘Taylor Swift’s gay anthem?… Thanks, straight white girl…’ Taylor Swift's album tracks – ranked On Lover, Taylor Swift is an artist excited to be earnest again On Lover, Taylor Swift is an artist excited to be earnest again The 20 scariest movie monsters of all time The fightback against male domination of serious literature is on Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2019: Purposeless Movements review Smaller venues take centre stage at the Edinburgh Fringe Edinburgh Fringe 2019 review round-up: Beatboxing and baby boomers Edinburgh Fringe Festival: The Afflicted and Everything I Do review How ‘Manhattan’ anticipated Woody Allen’s behaviour Angel Has Fallen review: A loud, ultra-violent, ugly-looking film Lola Kirke interview: ‘All-guy bands shouldn’t even exist in 2019’ Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, review: Stays true to the books Juliet Stevenson is magnificent in new provocative play The Doctor Crawl review: Both too stupid and not stupid enough Why a book about witch trials feels weirdly relevant today Ariana Grande at O2 Arena: One of the year’s most rousing pop shows Everything to remember about Peaky Blinders ahead of the new series Taylor Swift says she ‘wasn’t educated enough to talk about politics’ Taylor Swift says Donald Trump 'gaslighting the American public' Why Jennifer Aniston almost left Friends during the first season Sculpture deemed ‘worthless’ by BBC’s Fake or Fortune sells for £500k Hilary Duff will play Lizzie McGuire in a new reboot for Disney+ Gwendoline Christie reveals which GOT moment left her 'angry' Stan Lee's daughter hits out at Marvel over Spider-Man split 35 great films that bombed at the box office 34 actors who regret big roles Why the Spider-Man controversy at Sony could destroy the MCU Tom Holland breaks silence after Spider-Man 'dropped' from MCU Better Call Saul star reveals 'secret' about Breaking Bad film Miley Cyrus 'fired from Hotel Transylvania over penis cake photo' Quentin Tarantino reveals who Tim Roth played in OUATIH She-Hulk TV series accused of ‘pandering to the left’ Here’s everything that happened at Disney’s D23 expo Queer Eye star deletes his Twitter after defending Sean Spicer Louis Theroux says he's still 'haunted' by Jimmy Savile experience Karamo Brown sparks backlash after defending Sean Spicer Slipknot: ‘Gun culture in America is a cult’ Slipknot capture a universal feeling of rage on We Are Not Your Kind Lewis Capaldi stars in final Music Box episode of season 5 Rock band Feet star in penultimate Music Box episode of season 5 Yungblud stars in a raucous Music Box session for season 5 How the guitar died again, and again... but not really Bon Iver review, i,i: Immersive lullabies that crackle with nostalgia Calypso Rose interview: ‘I am here to tell women, don’t be afraid’ How landfill indie swallowed guitar music in the mid-Noughties Self-published author sells 50,000 books after winning literary prize A love letter to punctuation’s cool girl: The em dash The Japanese writer inspired by the wisdom of Anne Frank Edinburgh Fringe Festival, review: Hard to Be Soft: A Belfast Prayer Edinburgh Fringe Festival urged to tackle sexual harassment issue

Guardian 25/08/2019 10:47:09 PM Portishead Dummy wasn’t a chillout album. Portishead had more in common with Nirvana Dummy wasn’t a chillout album. Portishead had more in common with Nirvana Sam Taylor-Johnson I’ve lost people very dear to me through addiction I’ve lost people very dear to me through addiction Bird-watching with Paul Kelly Magpies are the sound I remember most Magpies are the sound I remember most Illustration Behind the scenes of Karl Lagerfeld’s last show for Chanel Behind the scenes of Karl Lagerfeld’s last show for Chanel ‘A steampunk fever dream’ Why Carnival Row is not the new Game of Thrones Why Carnival Row is not the new Game of Thrones The philosophical crime writer You must have empathy, even for the worst criminals You must have empathy, even for the worst criminals Book clinic How can I restore my love of literature? How can I restore my love of literature? James Acaster Adulthood is still a bit daunting Adulthood is still a bit daunting Jordan Brookes is disturbingly funny – and a worthy awards champ Jordan Brookes is disturbingly funny – and a worthy awards champ Our top tips The shows we recommend The shows we recommend Demi Lardner An explosion of animated oddities An explosion of animated oddities Tarot Anarchic sketch trio play their cards right Anarchic sketch trio play their cards right Darren Harriott Confessions of a kiss-chase failure Confessions of a kiss-chase failure Television Telegraph columnist derided for saying Olivia Colman has 'leftwing face' Telegraph columnist derided for saying Olivia Colman has 'leftwing face' Notting Hill carnival Street festival can unite divided country, organisers say Street festival can unite divided country, organisers say