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Maestro review – Bradley Cooper’s head-flingingly heartfelt Leonard Bernstein biopic

Cooper’s impersonation of the great composer is eerily exact, and gets to the heart of the sacrifices great artists feel they need to make

The Guardian - UK

Makeup artist who created prosthetic nose for Bradley Cooper film apologises

Kazu Hiro says he was surprised by ‘Jewface’ criticism over actor’s portrayal of composer Leonard Bernstein in biopic Maestro

The Guardian - UK

Bulldog Wears ‘Hannibal Lecter Mask’ To Curb Stick-Eating Habit

English Bulldog Lenny wears specialized muzzle to prevent ingestion of sticks, stones, and plastic on walks.

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Two men hailed as heroes after saving swimmer who got into difficulty on Waterford coast

A kayaker and a lifeguard reacted at Stage Cove at Bonmahon, Co Waterford when a swimmer got into difficulty

Irish Mirror

Adam Le Fondre told Hearts star to 'f*** off' after greeting text as new Hibs striker gets stuck into derby spirit

The veteran goalscorer is settling in to life at Easter Road and revealed Neil Lennon made a move to sign him five years ago.

Daily Record

New Hibs signing Adam Le Fondre determined to prove he is not past his best

Adam Le Fondre came close to joining Hibernian when Neil Lennon was in charge - and is determined to prove he is not past his best now he has…

The National (Scotland)

Brendan Rodgers knows Celtic 'never go back' warning is a myth as 2 Parkhead icons have already debunked cynics theory

Neil Lennon and Billy McNeill have both proven that a second spell can work at Celtic Park.

Daily Record

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Inside Wes Streeting's childhood as Labour MP opens up about poverty, crime and abuse

In the exclusive first extracts of his book One Boy, Two Bills and a Fry-Up, Labour rising star Wes Streeting tells how overcoming challenges of a deprived council estate has shaped his politics today

Daily Mirror

Getting physical: in search of aerobics guru Richard Simmons

Having chanced on the 80s fitness star and pop culture icon, Emma Forrest was bereft when he disappeared. Where did he go, how would she cope without him?

The Guardian - UK

Octave One: "Once we got the 909 I was hooked. That machine’s like a drug, I could listen to the kick for hours"

Despite diverging from their techno roots, Octave One tell Danny Turner they’d sooner stop making music than sell their Roland TR-909

MusicRadar

BBC star 'developed a lot of self-hatred' growing up with autism

Writer and voice actor Rosie King was bullied and harassed when she was growing up. But now she says she's celebrating her uniqueness and imagination.

Wales Online

'Bullies threw rocks at me for being autistic - what I wish my younger self knew'

Rosie King grew up in a world that didn't understand autism and found herself hating her traits and tics - now aged 24, she is embracing and celebrating her differences

Daily Mirror

Try hunger-ending peanut butter oatmeal

"Trust me," my friend Lenny said of the dish. "I learned a trick in jail."

Salon

'Should have known better' - Lennon blasts lost Celtic pals over Parkhead criticism

Lennon admitted he lost some "good friends" due to the criticism he faced in his second spell as Celtic manager.

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Daily Record

What Celtic and Rangers emotional torture is REALLY like for managers from escape routes to 'bring it on'

Gordon Strachan is a veteran of the derby and explains how Ange Postecoglou and Michael Beale will be feeling ahead of Sunday.

Football London

Mark Noble on ‘fantastic’ Arsenal FA Youth Cup final, West Ham’s U18s and training with academy

West Ham United sporting director Mark Noble has been speaking at length ahead of the Hammers under-18s' FA Youth Cup final against London rivals Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday night

The Guardian - UK

The week in TV: Rain Dogs; Beef; Dreamland; Boom! Boom! The World vs Boris Becker – review

Daisy May Cooper is tremendous in the BBC’s merciless new black comedy, while a trippy LA road-rage saga dazzles. Plus, secrets, lies and Lily Cole in Margate, and the compelling rise and fall of a tennis giant

Football London

Kenny Brown and Kevin Keen on West Ham's U18s success, 'ridiculous' Mark Noble and Youth Cup run

football.london recently spent the morning with West Ham United under-18s manager Kevin Keen and head of academy Kenny Brown Jr ahead of the Hammers' FA Youth Cup semi-final clash against Southampton at the London Stadium on Thursday night

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Newcastle Herald

Gig guide: Rod Stewart, Birds Of Tokyo, The Terrys & more

The Royal Coats, Hey Lenny, Social Strangers - Hamilton Station Hotel THURSDAY Diamond Construct, The Wandering, Inertia, Vex - Hamilton Station Hotel (band room) Shapeless (BRA), with Ergoflux, Fr3aky, Potentia - Newcastle Hotel Pvcker Up, Smacked Youth, Foreign Horror - Hamilton Station Hotel (front bar) Macquarie College - Lizotte's FRIDAY…

TechRadar

GTA 5 rival Crime Boss is a sexist mess

Despite a promising array of roguelike mechanics and 90s flair, Crime Boss' treatment of women and minorities is shameful.

Tribune News Service

Vahe Gregorian: On legacy of Otis Taylor, ‘incomparable’ with or without deserved Hall of Fame call

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Midway through the funeral of Otis Taylor on Wednesday, a highlight video of his superb career with the Chiefs evoked oohs and cheers and surely some tears among the several hundred in attendance at the Friendship Baptist Church.

Wales Online

Owners of second homes and long-term empty properties to pay extra council tax in Carmarthenshire

The new premiums will come into force in April next year

Glasgow Live

Celtic hero Scott Brown's first impression of Mikael Lustig as he questioned Neil Lennon's signing

The legendary Celtic skipper - now in charge of English League One outfit Fleetwood Town - will return to Glasgow on May 18 alongside his old pal and fellow Hoops legend as part of a tribute night in honour of the duo.

Irish Mirror

Belfast comedian claims Roy Keane got revenge after being taunted for his Irish roots

The comedian insulted the proud Irish man over his lineage, calling Keane "a f****** Cork gypsy" - so Keane plotted revenge after the match

WEKU

They were born into war. Now, they're celebrating their first birthday in the U.S.

Twins Lenny and Moishe were born premature to a surrogate mother in Kyiv just as Russia began its attack on Ukraine. They went through a daring journey to reach their eventual home in Chicago.

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