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Jodie Comer’s pixelated hell: why Hollywood stars are ruining video games
The Killing Eve actor’s star turn in Alone in the Dark shows casting celebrities is a waste of money, talent – and precious development time
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Twisted Metal, review: Mad Max mixed with Nineties nostalgia makes for riotous fun
Adapted from PlayStation’s hit video game, Marvel star Anthony Mackie has a ball in this bloody, all-guns-blazing dystopia
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Louis Walsh has finally revealed his true talent – world-class hatchet man
Insulting everyone he’s ever worked with, the impresario has entered the Celebrity Brother House with all guns blazing – and it’s TV gold
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Robert Downey Jr versus Ally McBeal: the frothy TV show that almost broke Iron Man
In the early 2000s, the Oscar-winner brought charm, and higher ratings, to the frothy legal romcom. But he couldn’t prosecute his demons
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The Regime, review: Kate Winslet’s Liz Truss impression can’t save this HBO flop
The Oscar winner couldn’t be more game, but HBO’s lavish satire of ‘Middle Europe’ politics has no idea what it’s satirising
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The Brit Awards 2024, TV review: Kylie Minogue and Raye dazzled but the rest was dull
The UK music industry’s annual back-slapping extravaganza has pivoted towards a sort of flailing dreariness
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The most controversial – and awkward – Brit Awards moments
The KLF firing machine gun rounds, Madonna’s spectacular fall… As the 2024 awards approach, here’s the best – and worst – of the Brits
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Taylor Swift’s ‘no’ and Ben Affleck’s pain: 10 ridiculous moments from Jennifer Lopez’s documentary
J-Lo‘s documentary follow-up to her unhinged ‘cinematic odyssey’ proves an endurance test for the viewer – and her husband. Here’s why
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The 2024 Screen Actors’ Guild Awards were hostless – and pointless, too
Sandwiched between the Baftas and Oscars and live-streamed on Netflix, this punishingly generic show felt like the ChatGPT of gong-givings
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The Seahorses: The Britpop disaster that (almost) broke the ‘greatest’ guitarist in a generation
A ditty about Lara Croft was the final nail in the coffin for The Seahorses, a band John Squire realised was becoming a blot on his legacy
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Why Hollywood keeps binning brand-new films
The new adaptation of Stephen King's Salem’s Lot is the latest unseen movie to be shelved. What is behind this baffling trend?
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Inseparable Sisters, review: life-affirming story of the conjoined twins who defied the odds
The story of sisters Marieme and Ndeye Ndiaye – who moved to the UK from Senegal for medical treatment – is inspirational
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Constellation, review: navel-gazing replaces stargazing in muddled space drama
With an Apple TV+ budget, the scenes in space are eyepopping, but down on Earth the plot is pedestrian and confused
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David Tennant (and a dog) achieved what every award show host dreams of
He may not have been side-splittingly funny, but Tennant passed the ultimate award show test of never once making you cringe on his behalf
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The Murder on the Dancefloor mystery: whatever happened to co-writer Gregg Alexander?
Before penning Sophie Ellis Bextor's hit, the enigmatic New Radicals frontman sung the most divisive song of the 1990s. Why did he vanish?
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The Promised Land, review: Mads Mikkelsen is a dour delight in this gritty ‘Hygge Western’
Playing a frontiersman in 18th Century Denmark, Mikkelsen’s obsessive saga is like There Will Be Blood rewritten as a Carlsberg commerical
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