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Maureen Towlson obituary

Other lives: Social worker who worked with homeless people and in day centres in Birmingham

The Guardian - UK

In a post-Baldur's Gate 3 world, was Metaphor: ReFantazio right to ditch romance?

Opinion | The GamesRadar+ team discuss how romance is only one way to build a strong relationship with your party members in an RPG

GamesRadar

The best sitcom couples, from Friends to I Love Lucy

We look back at some of the best sitcom couples, from Ross and Rachel to Cam and Mitchell

Woman & Home

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Sherwood fans left 'absolutely broken' by major plot twist

Sherwood viewers are all saying the same thing about last night's episode

WhatToWatch

The week in TV: Sherwood; Kaos; The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power; Strictly Amy: Cancer and Me – review

The feuds grind on in James Graham’s mighty if maudlin crime drama; Jeff Goldblum and Janet McTeer play gods; and Amazon’s derided fantasy gets a second wind. Plus, Strictly dancer Amy Dowden’s courageous cancer journey

The Guardian - UK

Nothing But the Best review – raffish Alan Bates comedy is a time capsule of 60s London

Millicent Martin and Denholm Elliott also star in Clive Donner’s 1964 satire on class, filled with macabre twists

The Guardian - UK

Who are the Formula 1 drivers' managers, and what do they do?

Since Formula 1's inaugural race at Silverstone in 1950, just 776 drivers can lay claim to being an F1 grand prix driver.

Autosport

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The G review – OAP revenge thriller

Dale Dickey steals the show in this twisty tale of a not-so-helpless little old lady targeted by crooked legal guardians

The Guardian - UK

The new issue of Classic Rock is an AC/DC 50th Anniversary Collector's Edition

Also in this issue: Heart, Black Country Communion, Allman Brothers, Ian Hunter, Manic Street Preachers, ELP, Black Crowes, Anvil, Marcus King, Lindisfarne, Lemon Twigs, Mitch Ryder and more

Louder

“Jimmy Page said, ‘Wow, I love the way you play that song.’ I was like, ‘God, I could die now’”: Heart’s Nancy Wilson on their long road to the top, grunge friends – and that cover of Stairway to Heaven

The band might have landed in the ’70s, but Nancy Wilson is inspiring more players than ever in 2024 –just glance at Instagram

Guitar World

‘You’re emptying my emotional bank account’: why is business jargon seeping into our relationships?

Some couples relish new ways to discuss their feelings by using the language of the workplace. For others it’s alienating

The Guardian - US

Biden should have pardoned Trump on federal charges, Mitt Romney says

Republican senator tells MSNBC that ‘frankly, the country doesn’t want to have to go through prosecuting a former president’

The Guardian - US

Highlighting Rams legends: Hall of Fame guard Tom Mack

Taking a step back to honor and recognize a true Rams legend, Tom Mack.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Anne Hathaway's house from 'The Idea of You' is available on Airbnb – it's a rustic-chic retreat that's on-trend for 2024

We can now rent the home where Anne Hathaway and Nicholas Galitzine fell in love – and its interiors are as inspiring as we'd hoped

Homes & Gardens

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Guitar World

“Plant let us know he usually hated people’s covers of Stairway, but he liked that one. Jimmy Page goes, ‘You nailed the guitar part!’” That time Heart performed Stairway to Heaven in front of Led Zeppelin – and reduced Robert Plant to tears

When Led Zeppelin were awarded the Kennedy Center Honors in 2012, they were treated to an emotional rendition of their 1971 classic, performed by Ann and Nancy Wilson with the help of John Bonham's son

Evening Standard

OPINION - I stopped a racist attacker who said Britain was "full" — London is becoming nasty again

Some weeks ago I intervened in a racist assault. Passing a bus stop on Kennington Road on a Sunday morning, my wife Ann and I noticed a burly white man, in his fifties like me, bearing down on a frail, older black man, taunting him and grabbing at the orthopedic…

Texas Observer

Forging Their Own Way: Kaye Northcott on Texas Observer History

As co-editors of the Texas Observer, Kaye Northcott and Molly Ivins used humor and embedded themselves in the feminist movement.

WhatToWatch

Emmerdale star Jessie Elland reveals dream career move after soap exit

Emmerdale star Jessie Elland has shared a 'surreal' career move following her dramatic soap exit as Chloe Harris.

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Michelle Yeoh to star in action thriller The Mother directed by Melanie Laurent

Michelle Yeoh has been cast in the action thriller film The Mother, directed by Melanie Laurent. The movie follows an immigrant mother's fight to protect h...

Louder

The 11 most WTF collaborations in rock history

Bruce Dickinson and Mr Bean? Ozzy and Miss Piggy? Metallica and Ja Rule? Prepare to cringe at these heroically wrong-headed collaborations

The Guardian - AU

Radio Birdman on their last shows – and their legacy: ‘It’s a bit of a wank to acknowledge all that’

Announcing their (allegedly) final tour, the Australian band look back on a career that inspired Midnight Oil and the Hoodoo Gurus – and provoked some ‘extreme reactions’

Digital Camera World

Casa Susanna photo book is testament to resilience and power of the LGBTQ+ community

In the 1950s and 60s, Casa Susanna acted as an oasis of relaxation, connection and freedom for the transgender community

The Conversation

Lloyds of London archives show how important the City was to transatlantic slavery

In 1783, the City of London was gripped by a court case which symbolised the brutal economics of slavery. Two years previously, the Liverpool slave ship Zong had set out from Accra, in present-day Ghana, with 442 men, women and children crammed in its hold.

Woman & Home

Anne Hathaway's best looks: from classic red carpet gowns to dramatic fashion moments

Anne Hathaway's best looks show she's nothing short of a fashion icon

The Guardian - UK

‘Cost of children crisis’: UK parents on coping with half-term on a shoestring

As food and heating costs rise with children at home, compromises range from washing less to cancelling holidays

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