Death in Paradise review: it's no Luther and thank heavens for that
TV reviewTelevision & radioReviewRalf Little’s detective has to deal with his own foibles as he attempts to solve yet another murder on the cosy island idyll, in a series refreshingly free of ‘darkness’
Death in Paradise (BBC One) has become the comfy jumper of British television. It is familiar, warm and dependable, and it continues to make a programme that revolves around murder seem cosy and comforting. As the 10th series arrives, there have been some personnel changes – Ardal O’Hanlon has gone, having been replaced by Ralf Little’s nervy, allergic DI Neville Packer halfway through season nine, and DS Florence Cassell is back after a series-long hiatus.
How I drew a pop art masterpiece for the Beatles a snip at just 50 | The Beatles
Klaus Voormann at his studio in Tutzing on Lake Starnberg, Germany, in June 2016. Photograph: Ursula Dueren/AlamyKlaus Voormann at his studio in Tutzing on Lake Starnberg, Germany, in June 2016. Photograph: Ursula Dueren/AlamyThe ObserverThe Beatles This article is more than 7 years oldInterviewHow I drew a pop art masterpiece for the Beatles – a snip at just £50This article is more than 7 years oldRobin StummerFifty years on, Klaus Voormann tells the story behind Revolver’s psychedelic coverOpening with a sharp swipe at Harold Wilson’s supertax rate for big earners, it ends half an hour later in a revolutionary mystical soundscape sculpted from LSD and dope, and drenched in technical wizardry the like of which had never been heard before.
In 'Dyscalculia,' Camonghne Felix reckons with heartbreak as a form of trauma
The critically acclaimed poet Camonghne Felix says that people going through breakups are not often treated with the same grace or generosity as those who've experienced self-harm or sexual assault. But in her new memoir, Dyscalculia, she explores the ways romantic pain and loss requires its own kind of grief – and the amount of honesty that it requires to truly heal from heartbreak. In today's episode, she tells NPR's Juana Summers about how she yearned for a book, written by a Black woman, that immersed itself in that process – and so she ended up having to write her own story.
Pete Davidson Reacts to His BDE Label: 'I Don't Understand'
Pete Davidson is confused. The 29-year-old comedian spoke with Charlamagne the God on Breakfast Club Power 105.1 FM where he was asked about the rumors surrounding a particular body part.
"I don't understand. It's really not that special," Davidson said. "It's a very normal-sized penis. It's not too big or too small. Yeah, I don't understand that."
Davidson -- who has dated a number of celebrities, including Kim Kardashian, Ariana Grande, Kaia Gerber, and Kate Beckinsale -- added that the feedback he's received doesn't exactly align with the big d**k energy (BDE) label he's landed.
The Women of Marvel Look Amazing on the Red Carpet
Are you totally obsessed with Captain Marvel? Can't wait to see Avengers: Endgame in theaters multiple times? The Marvel Cinematic Universe is filled with strong, inspiring characters we love watching. The Marvel Universe is known for featuring amazing women, from Black Panther's Okoye (Danai Gurira) to Ant-Man and the Wasp's Hope van Dyne (Evangeline Lilly). In honor of Endgame, let's take a look at our favorite women superheroes stepping out for the premiere and more red carpet events.
'Friends' Star Lisa Kudrow Said Matthew Perry 'Survived Impossible Odds' in Forward to His Memoir
Long before Matthew Perry's untimely death on Saturday, his longtime friend and former co-star Lisa Kudrow was tapped to pen the forward to his candid and deeply personal memoir, Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing.
In Kudrow's forward for the raw and revealing tome -- which came out in November 2022 -- she spoke about how she was often asked, "How's Matthew Perry doing?" And how she felt about the question.
All Quiet on the White Noise Front: 5 Reasons Why Noah Baumbachs Film Is Struggling t
EXCLUSIVE: Greta Gerwig will campaign for best supporting actress during the awards season
“White Noise” might be the quietest high-profile Oscar hopeful in the last decade: The Netflix film from Noah Baumbach, a two-time Oscar-nominated screenwriter whose last film was nominated for best picture, boasts a cast that includes Adam Driver and a 89% score on Rotten Tomatoes.
Britain was built on the backs of slaves. A memorial is the least they deserve | Afua Hirsch
OpinionSlavery This article is more than 4 years oldBritain was built on the backs of slaves. A memorial is the least they deserveThis article is more than 4 years oldAfua HirschA planned monument is at risk because of a lack of funds. What an undignified messHow’s your Black History Month going so far? I’ve given a dozen talks – including one at a large firm where I was heckled by a senior partner who was furious that I was stressing the integral role of black people in British history.
DNEG Animation Taps Erika Burton as Co-President (EXCLUSIVE)
Underscoring the further expansion of its animation division, leading VFX and animation studio DNEG has tapped Erika Burton, its president of VFX Production since October last year, to lead DNEG Animation with Tom Jacomb as co-president.
Emma Watson: Latest news, views, gossip, photos and video
Emma Watson has broken her social media silence after her £30,000 Audi A3 was towed away by police in Stratford-upon-Avon earlier this month. The Harry Potter actress, 33, 'illegally' parked the pricey motor and blocked the entrance to a car park while she enjoyed an evening at the nearby Royal Shakespeare Theatre before spotting at a pub. Poking fun at the incident Emma took to Twitter on Friday and joked with her 24.