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Director Condemns Racial Abuse Against Cast Member In West End

Director Jamie Lloyd speaks out against racial abuse in West End Romeo & Juliet revival, emphasizing a safe environment for all involved.

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Romeo & Juliet theatre star suffers ‘barrage’ of online racial abuse

Jamie Lloyd Company says abuse came after cast list made public for show with Tom Holland and Francesca Amewudah-Rivers

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Romeo and Juliet West End production slam online racial abuse aimed at actress

‘We insist that our artists are free to create work without facing online harassment,’ the Jamie Lloyd Company said

Evening Standard

Northern Ballet: Romeo & Juliet review – iconic love story told in all its full-blooded glory

Prokofiev’s score takes flight as the warring clans go at it, while the lovers display all the tortured passion of their teenage tragedy in this innovative and explosive staging

The Guardian - UK

The 10 most iconic festive film looks of all time, as chosen by a fashion editor

'Tis the most stylish time of the year

Marie Claire

Love Actually pastel green mews house in Notting Hill on sale for £2.75 million

A three-bedroom house on one of London's most famous streets has hit the market in time for the festive season

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The Love Actually 'stalker scene' Richard Curtis regrets as he admits 'it's a bit weird'

The Love Actually 'stalker scene' that Richard Curtis regrets has been revealed - and it might be one of the most popular parts of the film!

Woman & Home

Manatees Romeo and Juliet freed from Florida theme park following campaign

The 67- and 61-year-old sea cows have been at the Miami Seaquarium since 1956 and will be moved to a sanctuary

The Guardian - US

Richards Curtis admits Love Actually ‘stalker’ scene with Keira Knightley is ‘weird’ 20 years on

The British screenwriter wrote and directed the beloved 2003 Christmas film, which has faced criticism for romanticising stalking behaviours

Evening Standard

Richards Curtis makes confession about infamous Love Actually ‘stalker’ scene

Much-maligned scene sees Andrew Lincoln’s character Mark declare his love for Keira Knightley’s Juliet through a series of cue cards

The Independent UK

Love Actually bosses admit that Keira Knightley was “too young for the role”

"But it worked", they explain.

Marie Claire

Hollyoaks spoilers: Lord Rafe and Sienna Blake announce their ENGAGEMENT!

Airs Wednesday 29 November 2023 on E4 at 7pm

WhatToWatch

'Love Actually' Casting Director Admits Keira Knightley Was "Too Young for the Part" of Juliet

She was 18 at the time.

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Cinemablend

Love Actually Casting Director Admits Keira Knightley Was Too Young For Her Role In The Christmas Classic

Keira Knightley played the newly-married object to Andrew Lincoln's affections in 2003's Love Actually.

Chicago Sun-Times

‘Love Actually,’ the Christmas rom-com about rom-coms, turns 20

Despite all its tropes and troubling plots, the star-studded set of love stories has become a must-see for many, and arguably one of the last holiday classics.

The Guardian - UK

Romeo & Juliet review – slow jams, Asda bags and trackie tops in a Manchester love story

Nicholai La Barrie’s production edits out some of Shakespeare’s characters, but amps up the modern-day relevance of this play about a divided community

Evening Standard

Love Actually: home for rent on Notting Hill street in iconic rom-com scene

To me, you are perfect... to rent

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Evening Standard

Old Vic announces Just For One Day, a new musical telling the story of Live Aid

The 1985 concert was “the day rock ‘n’ roll changed the world” said the London theatre

The Hindu

Naga cuisine, an artsy deli, a chocolate nook: Mumbai’s three new cafés

When it comes to dining out, only few cities can match Mumbai. Be it their vibe or openness to experimenting with new cuisines, the city’s restaurants are unparalleled — where else can you see a café with a total of three seats? Or a restaurant that houses a Shiva temple?…

Evening Standard

How yearnposting took over social media

Longing, nostalgic, soothing — Gen Z is feeling all the feelings and spreading it all over the internet (where else?)

The Guardian - UK

‘Maddy could still be here’: parents of UK student urge better sepsis training

Exclusive: Parents say Maddy Lawrence, 20, was failed by medical staff after rugby injury at university led to infection

The Guardian - UK

In these troubled times we all get the ‘bothers’ but I have a surefire cure: write them down

The sentence was created to make sense of the world, but some things are beyond logic, says writer Michael Rosen

The Guardian - UK

The 7 Fingers: Duel Reality review – rowdy circus riff on Romeo and Juliet

The enthralling Canadian company offer up a fast-paced but often jarring show that treats Shakespeare like the Super Bowl

The Independent UK

Barbie? Ken? Venezuela?: Why baby names won’t be boring for much longer

With Tyson and Paris Fury currently cornering the market on unusual baby names, Marie-Claire Chappet digs into why modern parents are determined to make their offspring stand out in the playground

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