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Ian Fleming – ‘Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’ The Folio Society edition review
‘A Christmas Carol’ starring Brian Conley to play a limited season at the Dominion Theatre
Piers Morgan – ‘Wake Up’ review
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Matt Stell – ‘Better Than That’ EP review
Premiere: Sammy Arriaga debuts music video for ‘Something We Can Dance To’
The Cadillac Three Announce surprise album ‘Tabasco & Sweet Tea’ arriving Friday
Interview: Cameron Hawthorn discusses his new EP ‘Mustang’ and the personal stories behind the songs
Russell Dickerson to release new album ‘Southern Symphony’ in December
Madness announce Forest Live dates for Summer 2021
Michael Ball & Alfie Boe to release ‘Together At Christmas’ in November
Track45 to release ‘Small Town’ EP On Friday
Ozuna reveals music video for ‘Del Mar’ featuring Doja Cat and Sia
Andrew Cushin releases Noel Gallagher produced single ‘Where’s My Family Gone?’
‘Strictly Come Dancing 2020’ week 1 songs & dances revealed
ITV’s ‘The Sister’ to air over four nights starting Monday – preview Episode 1
‘Billions’ season 5 premieres on Sky Atlantic on 21st October with a double bill
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‘Top Gear’ Series 29 Episode 3 Recap
Neil Price’s history of the Vikings offers a modern and academic perspective on a long-dead race and a culture, originating in Scandinavia, whose influence...
Our reviewer becomes a lockdown convert to audiobooks.
Special 40th anniversary 4K restoration of the cult classic movie on Blu-ray, UHD collector's edition and digital.
Soundtrack to Daniel Craig's first 007 film released on vinyl for the first time.
Demon Records presents the narrated TV soundtrack on 4 x 140g Desert Sandstorm Vinyl.
Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff star in classic 1930s horrors.
From Bob Peck to Richard Beckinsale, we remember some much-missed talents.
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Alastair Sim stars in the 1951 classic that introduced Audrey Hepburn.