Simone Ashley Leads British Vogue’s Four December Covers
But what they did to her on this cover...
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‘Calendar Girls’ documentary follows an exuberant dance troupe of senior women in Florida
Wearing matching glittery unicorn hats, rainbow tutus or white furry boots, a troupe of 30 senior women have built a reputation across Southern Florida with choreographed dances to pop songs. Called the "Calendar Girls," the dancers aren't professionals, but …
Read MoreAftersun and Blue Jean lead British independent film awards nominations
Sebastián Lelio’s drama The Wonder also scores a host of nods, with Paul Mescal and Florence Pugh both up for acting awards The father-daughter drama Aftersun has emerged as a leading contender at this year’s British independent film awards (Bifas). Charlotte…
Read MoreRebeca Andrade becomes first South American gymnast to win world all-around title
On Thursday, Brazil's Rebeca Andrade earned a place in history as the first South American world all-around champion. And she did it in entertaining fashion.
Read MoreRichard Branson will stop ‘turning girls upside down’ on Virgin planes
The airline owner says he is still physically capable of ‘picking up ladies’ but ‘times have moved on’In the clearest sign yet of aviation’s changing culture, the Virgin Atlantic owner Sir Richard Branson has said he will almost certainly no longer be “turnin…
Read MoreCaptain Marvel actor Robert Kazinsky pushed back against Twitter’s new blue check mark fee by tweeting that ‘verification is a public service’
Kazinsky shared his personal experiences with online scams and argued against Musk's proposed changes to verification.
Read MoreRisk-taking Roberto De Zerbi looks a gift for Brighton and the Premier League | Karen Carney
The manager is brave with his tactics and poses an exciting challenge for all the coaches who come up against himFor the Premier League to evolve and continue to excite fans it needs fresh ideas and philosophies to help English football move forward. The new …
Read MoreCan you ‘lose’ an accent? And more importantly, why would you want to? | Kirsty Major
In England, the southern accent is seen as neutral and aspirational, but we rarely pause to ask exactly whyMore than a decade ago, I moved down from Liverpool to London to study and work, like many thousands of other young people before and after me. Countles…
Read MoreBournville by Jonathan Coe review – a bittersweet slice of Britishness
Coe is a compassionate witness to key moments in the life of a family and a nationJonathan Coe’s 14th novel opens with a snapshot of recent history that will stir fresh and uncomfortable memories. As the Covid pandemic is descending on Europe in early 2020, t…
Read MoreHandle With Care: Jimmy Akingbola review – the Bel-Air star’s tale of being fostered is profoundly moving
The actor shares his personal story of being brought up by white parents in powerful scenes that address racism, abandonment – and the tear-jerking power of a loving foster mumJimmy Akingbola always dreamed of going to Hollywood. As a black child growing up i…
Read MoreImelda Staunton picks up royal baton as new queen in ‘The Crown’ – Reuters
Imelda Staunton picks up the royal baton as the latest actor to play Queen Elizabeth in hit Netflix drama "The Crown", whose new season has faced criticism as it addresses a difficult era for the British royal family so soon after the late monarch's death.
Read MoreNothing Ear Stick review: see-through AirPod rivals without sound isolation
Funky design, cylindrical case and decent sound without blocking your ear help these earbuds stand outThe British tech firm Nothing is back with some novel rivals to the AirPods: a set of fashion-forward Bluetooth earbuds with an open fit and see-through desi…
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