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The Guardian / Mar 05, 2024

Celebrity Big Brother launch review – does Sharon Osbourne even know what’s happening?

Osbourne joined the house with Louis Walsh and the Princess of Wales’ uncle – but have any of them really thought this through? It feels like the beginning of the end for TV’s most ridiculous reality show

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The Guardian / Jul 27, 2022

‘I was not being loved. I was just a body’: Mena Suvari on surviving sexual abuse, acting and American Beauty

The model and actor’s shocking memoir tells how shame and denial prevented her from telling anyone she was raped when she was 12, which led to another abusive relationship – with an older man – and years of drug addiction

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The Guardian / Jun 16, 2022

Ryan Gosling as Ken in the new Barbie film is a masterstroke of casting

And Margot Robbie in the lead role is just as perfect. So what other Hollywood A-listers could we tee up for the next toy-franchise adaptation?

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The Guardian / Feb 16, 2022

Credit due: Tara Reid’s amazing work ethic is a talent we can all admire

She’s faced a lifetime’s worth of zombies, ridden a Party Bus to Hell and befriended a talking hedgehog called Andy. If anyone deserves to succeed as an MI6 agent ‘with a difference’, it’s her

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The Guardian / Dec 08, 2019

There’s a lot to hate in Love Actually. But it’s also the ultimate Christmas fantasy | Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

Ignore the sexism if you can, and revel in a world of palatial flats where everyone adores the prime minister, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

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The Guardian / Jul 09, 2019

American Pie at 20: why the raucous comedy could never be made today

The 1999 hit that spawned a franchise had moments of sweetness amidst the filth, but it also possessed little interest in how women feel about sex

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The Guardian / Sep 20, 2018

The Big Lebowski review – The Dude bowls back the years

Twenty years on, the Coen brothers’ comic masterpiece is sleeker and sharper, with even more menace and mystery

Tara Reid