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As compelling as any other coming of age drama

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Craig McLean meets the twenty-something pioneers

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Game of Thrones has been nominated for an impressive 19 Emmy Awards
Fantasy drama scores 19 nods as Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman head up British talent
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Martin Freeman and Lauren O'Neil in Jamie Lloyd's Richard III
Review: The monarch's malign magnetism and diabolic effrontery aren’t felt
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In his own words: Oscar Wilde in 1882
For a century, what Wilde actually said at his trials was a mystery. But the recent discovery of shorthand notes changed that
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Alison Goldfrapp and Will Gregory

The National Theatre's production of the Greek tragedy 'Medea' features music from the art-pop duo. Holly Williams goes backstage

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Eric Idle performs on the opening night of ‘Monty Python Live (Mostly)’ at the O2 Arena in London

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The director remains wary about on-demand services

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In their prime(time): the Americans were infatuated with ‘Downton Abbey’

There’s something we make on these islands that we export in great quantities: television shows.

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In the frame: Eileen Cooper accuses the art world of failing women

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Gian Sammarco plays Adrian Mole in 'The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole'

Adrian Mole musical to debut in Leicester next year

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Pink Floyd on stage at Live 8 in 2005. From left to right: David Gilmour, Roger Waters, Nick Mason and Rick Wright

New album to include ' 'all unreleased material' '

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'The Sailor' by Bartholomew Beal, the youngest artist ever to stage a solo show at The Fine Art Society in London

Bartholomew Beal reinterprets TS Eliot's famous poem in a new exhibition

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Veep writer Simon Blackwell gives his tips on conquering the US TV market

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Mrs Brown's Boys: A scene from the film

But who cares what one snobby critic thinks when box office takings are going through the roof, asks Archie Bland

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Melissa McCarthy in the lead role in Ben Falcone's comedy Tammy

Melissa McCarthy takes all the pratfalls in erratic comedy

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Chocolat author Joanne Harris has spoken about the financial struggles most authors face

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A scene from How To Train Your Dragon 2

Review: Imaginative storytelling returns with vigour

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Josh Hutcherson, Donald Sutherland and Jena Malone in Mockinjay: Part 1

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Characters in the new series are based on real people, say its creators, unlike Arya and Clegane the Dog in ‘Game of Thrones’
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A waxwork of Jane Austen has been unveiled at The Jane Austen Centre in Bath

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Britney Spears has been caught singing without Auto-Tune

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Unless films such as Guardians of the Galaxy, pictured, can buck the trend, this summer could be the first in 13 years that not a single Hollywood blockbuster takes $300m

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Miley Cyrus has her magic LSD brain stolen in this crazy video produced with The Flaming Lips

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Gay icons: Sesame Street's Bert (right) and Ernie

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Singer Robin Thicke and actress Paula Patton

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The new film will be shot in the same studios as the Harry Potter films

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Duncan Bannatyne left school at 15 and was still penniless at 29

Bannatyne leaves Dragon's Den

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The French economist Thomas Piketty wrote that global inequality has worsened

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David Tennant and Benedict Cumberbatch

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Ben Affleck plays a despondent Nick Dunne in David Fincher's 'Gone Girl'

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Pete Doherty (L) and Carl Barât look at the scene as people begin to be crushed

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Pete Doherty and Caral Barat of The Libertines performs on stage at British Summer Time Festival at Hyde Park

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Ariana Grande and Iggy Azalea perform on stage at the Billboard Music Awards 2014

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The Luvvies by Andrew Birch (click for gallery)
The Luvvies - Saturday 16 November 2013
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    A History of the First World War in 100 Moments: Peace without magnanimity - the summit in a railway siding that ended the fighting

    A History of the First World War in 100 Moments

    Peace without magnanimity - the summit in a railway siding that ended the fighting
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    A writer spends a night on the streets

    Rough sleepers - the homeless, the destitute and the drunk - exist in every city. Will Nicoll meets those whose luck has run out
    Striking new stations, high-speed links and (whisper it) better services - the UK's railways are entering a new golden age

    UK's railways are entering a new golden age

    New stations are opening across the country and our railways appear to be entering an era not seen in Britain since the early 1950s
    Conchita Wurst becomes a 'bride' on the Paris catwalk - and proves there is life after Eurovision

    Conchita becomes a 'bride' on Paris catwalk

    Alexander Fury salutes the Eurovision Song Contest winner's latest triumph
    Pétanque World Championship in Marseilles hit by

    Pétanque 'world cup' hit by death threats

    This year's most acrimonious sporting event took place in France, not Brazil. How did pétanque get so passionate?
    Whelks are healthy, versatile and sustainable - so why did we stop eating them in the UK?

    Why did we stop eating whelks?

    Whelks were the Victorian equivalent of the donor kebab and our stocks are abundant. So why do we now export them all to the Far East?
    10 best women's sunglasses

    In the shade: 10 best women's sunglasses

    From luxury bespoke eyewear to fun festival sunnies, we round up the shades to be seen in this summer
    Germany vs Argentina World Cup 2014: Lionel Messi? Javier Mascherano is key for Argentina...

    World Cup final: Messi? Mascherano is key for Argentina...

    No 10 is always centre of attention but Barça team-mate is just as crucial to finalists’ hopes
    Siobhan-Marie O’Connor: Swimmer knows she needs Glasgow joy on road to Rio

    Siobhan-Marie O’Connor: Swimmer needs Glasgow joy on road to Rio

    18-year-old says this month’s Commonwealth Games are a key staging post in her career before time slips away
    The true Gaza back-story that the Israelis aren’t telling this week

    The true Gaza back-story that the Israelis aren’t telling this week

    A future Palestine state will have no borders and be an enclave within Israel, surrounded on all sides by Israeli-held territory, says Robert Fisk
    A History of the First World War in 100 Moments: The German people demand an end to the fighting

    A History of the First World War in 100 Moments

    The German people demand an end to the fighting
    New play by Oscar Wilde's grandson reveals what the Irish wit said at his trials

    New play reveals what Oscar Wilde said at trials

    For a century, what Wilde actually said at his trials was a mystery. But the recent discovery of shorthand notes changed that. Now his grandson Merlin Holland has turned them into a play
    Can scientists save the world's sea life from

    Can scientists save our sea life?

    By the end of the century, the only living things left in our oceans could be plankton and jellyfish. Alex Renton meets the scientists who are trying to turn the tide
    Richard III, Trafalgar Studios, review: Martin Freeman gives highly intelligent performance

    Richard III review

    Martin Freeman’s psychotic monarch is big on mockery but wanting in malice