Showbiz
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31 March 2012
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The Teenage Cancer Trust stunning line-up of live music rolls round again for its twelfth year it the elegant surroundings of The Royal Albert Hall.
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30 March 2012
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Next week Channel 4 will air a ground-breaking three-part documentary which follows eight disabled people looking for love after they sign up to a dating agency.
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29 March 2012
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You may not have heard of Derek Noakes just yet, he lives in a retirement home. Derek has recently struck up a friendship with Hannah, his care worker and some people, who have met Derek, believe the old soul may have a learning difficulty.
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23 March 2012
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It’s finally here, after months of a marathon of a build-up which featured celebrities participating in exhausting challenges which included comedian John Bishop experiencing a week of hell and Helen Skelton trekking to the South Pole, Sport Relief kicks off tonight at 7pm.
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20 March 2012
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By now most of you will be aware of the imminent return of Lord Sugar firing people in the board room thanks to the extended coverage of promos leading up to the return of The Apprentice, which starts tomorrow evening (Wednesday 21 March) on BBC1 at 9pm.
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15 March 2012
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Da de dar dar da, dar-de da, dar da, da dad a dar-da da – Oh forget it, we were trying to recreate the EastEnders theme tune – but failed miserably. The reason for our musical interlude, or lack of it, was to ease you in gently to our look at disabled characters in soap operas over the years, even though our attempt probably fell on deaf ears!
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08 March 2012
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Over recent the years we have seen a gradual increase of references to various pop stars come to life on the West End circuit. Some edge as far away as possible from the star’s tales, for instance Mamma Mia bears little reference to Bjorn, Benny and the other two Swedes. We Will Rock You rarely mentions the lives of Queen and Thriller, based on Michael Jackson understandably stays well clear of the King Of Pop’s turbulent life story. However Jersey Boys tends to read as close as it can to Frankie Valli’s journey from rags to riches.
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28 February 2012
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It’s coincidental timing that Singin’ in the Rain opens in the West End around the same time as the Oscar winning movie The Artist continues to pick up awards left right and centre.
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27 February 2012
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On 27 March 2012 Club Attitude at Village Underground, Shoreditch plays host to the fantastic Slow Club with support from an amazing array of bands, DJs, artists and poets include the Mercury Prize nominated Ghostpoet.
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21 February 2012
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Tonight one of the most prestigious music awards takes place in London. The BRITS, formally known as The British Phonographic Industry annual pop music awards date back to 1977.