UK Release Date: February 13, 2012 Back in 2008 when Adele picked up the very first Critics’ Choice BRIT Award, there were cynics arguing she had become a victim of her own hype, that she wasn’t as good as everyone thought she was, and that the accolade had lost its credibility before it had even ...
When I met up with the ladies of Geordie Shore recently, I was promised by Vicky Pattison that the second season would be more than just “f**king and fighting”. Alas… The country’s trashiest reality series has returned for its sophomore run on MTV, and it’s as shamelessly low-brow as ever. A group of rowdy Newcastle ...
UK release date: February 3, 2012 The great thing about Carnage is how ordinary its premise is. One schoolkid has injured another – in this case, whacked him around the face with a giant stick – and so comes the awkward situation when the parents of both parties come together to decide the best course of ...
Airdate: Sunday 29th January 2012 Series 4 of The Only Way Is Essex has arrived only a couple of months after the third one came to a close, but so much has changed already. The most noticeable difference is of course that Mr TOWIE himself is absent. Mark Wright (sorry, Kirk), after having been the ...
Between the early critical acclaim and the release of an actual album, Lily Allen and Adele both had to face a brief media backlash. But look where they are now: Allen, now Cooper, “retired” on a high, and apparently every single person in the UK owns at least 5 copies of Adele’s latest album, if ...
“Paradise can go fuck itself”. We may be in Hawaii but, as far as Matt King (George Clooney) is concerned, things are far from idyllic. Just as an important business deal nears its climax, his wife Elizabeth is launched from a motorboat into a coma she won’t wake up from, and suddenly he’s forced to ...
It’s the film that everybody’s talking about – everyone, that is, except the people in it. In case you haven’t heard, The Artist is (almost) entirely free of dialogue; a charming tribute to the end of the silent movie era and a picture that brings things right back to basics. Jean Dujardin is George Valentin, Hollywood’s most ...
UK Release: Friday 13 January 2012 Spielbergily speaking, if you take from E.T. the heart, the wholesomeness and the non-human hero, and merge it with the brutality of war in Saving Private Ryan, you’re not far off War Horse. Add to that the obligatory John Williams score, and you already have a film that will ...
