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Charles Dickens Museum showcases its collections to celebrate centenary

Items in special exhibition displayed for first time include copy of David Copperfield taken by Scott to Antarctica

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Anora, Better Man and Sonic 3: the biggest Boxing Day films out in Australia

Desperate for two hours of silence in a cinema, or something to entertain the family? We’ve got you covered – here’s what is out on 26 December

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“We wanted to look like something never before seen in heavy metal. What would be wilder than denim and leather? Animal fur!” How Manowar helped invent power metal with Hail To England

Bow down before Manowar’s false metal-slaying third album, 1984’s Hail To England

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Arcane writer says "it was always our hope" to get a character from the show into League of Legends

And Mel might be the most likely candidate

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Adam Riches and John Kearns ARE Ball & Boe review – a deliciously silly sendup

Impersonating chart-topping singing duo Michael Ball and Alfie Boe, the comics trade trills and gags as showbiz egos clash and simmering tension comes to the boil

The Guardian - UK

Colleen Hoover supports Blake Lively after legal complaint naming Justin Baldoni

Baldoni and the studio behind It Ends With Us are accused of embarking on a ‘multi-tiered plan’ to damage Lively’s reputation.

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Netflix Just Quietly Released The Best Holiday Action Thriller Since 'Die Hard'

'Carry-On' brings the everyman action thriller subgenre to whole new level.

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Whose lunch is it anyway? Match the authors with their midday meal

You can tell a lot about a person from the food they eat. But can you match these seven writers to the things they devour?

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Here You Come Again review – Dolly Parton musical lacks spark under the sparkles

The beloved country star appears like a fairy godmother to deliver life lessons in song to a stricken fan, but this production could do with a lift

The Guardian - UK

Spend Spend Spend review – suitably gaudy but unsatisfying revival of 60s pools winner musical

Josh Seymour’s production of the 90s musical about Viv Nicholson’s big win, and how she spent it, leaves you feeling a bit short-changed

The Guardian - UK

“The door burst open. It was James, who was late and had come into the wrong room. He started listening and said, ’No, no, that's not the way you do it,’ and grabbed my EB-3”: Jack Bruce on his chance meeting with Motown hit-maker James Jamerson

Speaking in 2001, the late Cream bassist recalled his encounter with Jamerson at the Record Plant in L.A.

Guitar World

The Six Triple Eight review – true story of heroic black women’s battalion fails to deliver

Kerry Washington is the saving grace in Tyler Perry’s plodding drama about the US army corps tasked with clearing piles of undelivered second world war mail

The Guardian - UK

TV: Barbara Ellen’s 10 best shows of 2024

Andrew Scott’s masterly Tom Ripley, Samurai feuds, a contentious stalker and brazen 80s naughtiness hit the spot

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Aladdin review – wishes do come true

A stand-in Genie saves the day in a magical production of the age-old story that has audience members young and old suspending disbelief

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'Stranger Things' cast pens emotional notes after final season production wraps

Netflix recently announced that the production of Stranger Things season five has officially wrapped. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Guardian - UK

The week in theatre: The Tempest; Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812; You Me Bum Bum Train – review

Sigourney Weaver’s Prospero is all at sea in Jamie Lloyd’s overblown West End Shakespeare; War and Peace the musical really works; and the immersive theatre sensation is back in town

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“I have a hair tie around the nut of my bass, and I pull it up to the 17th fret”: Just when we thought he’d settled into his routine as a bass superhero, Victor Wooten pulls out another surprise: a 25-cent hair tie?

Victor Wooten reveals the “secret” technique that makes his bass solos “pop with screaming harmonics”

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‘It’s like having an affair’: Blackadder, the Beatles, Gavin & Stacey … the chemistry of successful writing duos

The long-awaited return of Ruth Jones and James Corden’s hit BBC sitcom represents the latest in a long line of successful creative duos. An author who writes with her husband examines why partnerships work so well

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Ramones family row puts the skids on US punk pioneers’ biopic

Removal of director from band’s parent company threatens to derail Netflix adaptation of divisive memoir

The Guardian - UK

Have you been watching closely? Take the Observer TV quiz of 2024

Were you glued to the box? Test your knowledge on the likes of A Very Royal Scandal, Ripley, The Bear and more…

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The week in dance: Nutcracker; Ruination; Cinderella review – sugar plums, hard centres and off to the ball

ENB’s new Nutcracker recaptures the joy, while Royal Ballet finesse shines through the bling in a Frederick Ashton classic. Plus, a searing festive antidote from Ben Duke

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Nick Park pays tribute to 'amazing' original Wallace actor Peter Sallis as Wallace & Gromit return for Christmas

Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl — we talk to creator Nick Park to get the lowdown on his new film being shown this Christmas

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“We were rebels: ‘Hate us, we don’t care.’ But the more critics hated us, the more kids started showing up at shows”: The tangled tale of X Japan, Japan’s biggest rock band

Fame, death and resurrection – X Japan’s Yoshiki looks back on his band’s unique journey

The Guardian - UK

Rob Brydon: ‘Ruth Jones is the closest thing I have to a sister’

The Gavin & Stacey actor on the last ever Christmas special, first working with his co-star Ruth Jones aged 14, and why he puts family before his career

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