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“A scene comes when you can put on music from very different artists and you get a room saying ‘we love everything’,” says Shabaka Hutchings
Make sure you're armed with essential 'Game of Thrones' knowledge ahead of the final series premiere
How did we get to the point where the show is not only one of the most popular television dramas of all time, but probably the most influential too?
Holly Watt's debut novel was born out of a fascinating career in journalism
We hear how a trip photographer took to Kurdistan in 1991 became a 28-year project on the conflict-stricken region
Author Jamil Jan Kochai tells us how war and family history inspired a magical tale about life in the Afghan village
The author returns to fertile ground in his gruesome debut novel
Football clubs are now entertainment brands, through and through
There's enough heart and soul here to win over readers of all ages
'It’s a very different Agatha Christie. The brutality and ugliness perhaps isn’t something people consider when they think of her,' says Rupert Grint
We go behind the scenes of the new six-part BBC series to grill the cast about getting into character for this modern retelling of the famed epic
Season five of ‘Luther’ is about to hit screens. We meet its star, Idris Elba, and discover the film version will echo classic movies such as 'Se7en' and 'Along Came A Spider'
Rather than walk us through the benefits of ‘The 5am Club’, the best-selling author of 'The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari' cloaks them in a perplexing work of fiction
This book doesn’t just underline what Malala has been able to achieve growing up in a family celebrating opportunity and equality, but the difference she might be able to make in the future
As the West loses it way, the historian says all roads to the East
