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Last year’s BAFTA results were ridiculously disappointing, with them mirroring the Oscars for all four acting categories. This year, I a...

So, England are out of the World Cup, getting beaten by a Croatia side who simply had more guile and experience than them. As predict...

Happy Hump Day! My picks for male babes of 2009 . If you were wondering if I had a 'type', feel free to peruse my lists from previ...

Happy Hump Day!  2011 's list, if you were bored. 10. Ken Watanabe, Inception

Happy Hump Day! The gal's list  here  (where I had to include Emma Stone because it was her or Kaya Scodelario, and Arsenal fan Kaya ...

Renowned sleuth Hercule Poirot finds himself in the first class carriage of the Orient Express, due from Istanbul to London. In torrid an...

Although Jane Shemilt writes in lucid, gripping prose, her first novel suffers from several flaws.

I'm seeing Fences  later, and then immediately after the winners of the BAFTAs will be available online. I will have to avoid the int...

Short insights with the word 'threat' in them. I have no life.

Glaring mistake is glaring. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them , starring  professional awards-chaser  Eddie Redcarpet, is a 1...

A couple of blurry / sub-par photos from the BFI London Film Festival! -- I was walking past Leicester Square on Wednesday after the ...

The only year of my backlog left to go. The force of playing favourites in this list is strong!  10. Jennifer Aniston, Horrible Bosses ...

Suddenly have difficulty breathing...

  Released last year to bated breaths and eager eyes, The Casual Vacancy is J.K. Rowling’s first foray into the adult-book market....

A wise English proverb once dictated that all good things must come to an end. Ten years on from the release of Harry Potter and the Philoso...

By the way, this is my hand touching Grint's from the premiere last Thursday in Leicester Square: 10. Can You Keep a Secret? Hermion...

Standard, a yearly tradition of mine! I must re-iterate that these are my *fave* performances of last year, by no means am I trying to claim...

The nominees:  127 Hours : A.R. Rahman How to Train Your Dragon : John Powell Inception : Hans Zimmer The King's Speech : Alexandre Desp...

Right, I know I always do these and then end up stopping but I will try my damndest to stick to it this time round! (Famous last words). ...

Today: Rupert Grint. Yay!