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Tag Archives: oscars
Oscars 2023: Brendan Fraser wins Best Actor as Everything Everywhere dominates
I live-blogged the 95th Academy Awards. Read my full Telegraph article here
Posted in Film, Journalism, TV
Tagged academy awards, all quiet on the western front, best picture, blog, brendan fraser, everything everywhere all at once, film, hollywood, jamie lee curtis, michelle yeoh, movie, oscar winners, oscars, oscars 2023, recap, review, telegraph, the whale, winner
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What Vanity Fair’s cover stars tell us about modern Hollywood
The magazine’s annual Oscars cover line-up proves one thing: the biggest stars now come from the small screen. Read my full Telegraph article here
Posted in Film, Journalism, TV
Tagged Aaron Taylor-Johnson, academy awards, actor, actress, ana de arnas, austin butler, baftas, celebrity, cover, elvis, emma corrin, florence pugh, hollywood, Hoyeon, Jeremy Allen White, julia garner, magazine, marvel, oscars, Rege-Jean Page, selena gomez, star, streaming, telegraph, tv, vanity fair
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Oscars 2022, as it happened: Will Smith hits Chris Rock — then wins Best Actor Oscar
I live-blogged a bizarre Academy Awards… Read my full Telegraph article here
Posted in Film, Journalism, TV
Tagged academy awards, best actor, best film, chris rock, coda, film, hollywood, jada pinkett smith, live blog, movie, oscar, oscars, oscars 2022, punch, recap, review, slap, telegraph, tv, will smith, winners
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Home Futures, The Favourite, Michelle Obama and inspiring libraries
In my February MoveTo Town and Country Arts pages: Exhibition Avant-garde visions in Home Futures at the Design Museum Film A right royal romp in award-winning The Favourite Theatre Sondheim reborn in the sensational musical Company Commuter corner Candid reflections from Michelle Obama … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Dance, Fiction, Film, Journalism, Theatre
Tagged architecture, art, article, arts, becoming, best, best libraries, book, book tickets, buy art, circus, cirque eloize, commute, commuter, company, cosi fan tutte, dance, design museum, exhibition, february, film, gallery, home, home futures, hotel, house, libraries, london libraries, magazine, march, michelle obama, moveto, moveto town and country, movie, mozart, museum, musical, olivia colman, opera, oscars, parallax art fair, peacock theatre, read, royal opera house, sondheim, the favourite, theatre, things to do, visit london, west end, white house
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Andreas Gurky, Three Billboards, Pinter and mermaids
On my (new and improved!) February MoveTo Town and Country Arts page: Exhibition The Hayward Gallery reopens in style with a retrospective of Andreas Gurky Film Frances McDormand is riveting as the foul-mouthed avenging angel in Martin McDonagh’s Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Theatre Sixty years on, Harold Pinter’s The … Continue reading
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Tagged andreas gurky, art, book, buy, commute, commuter, exhibition, film, frances mcdormand, harold pinter, harold pinter theatre, Hayward Gallery, home, Imogen Hermes Gowar, lifestyle, london, magazine, martin mcdonagh, moveto, moveto town and country, movie, novel, oscars, photographer, photography, property, review, stage, stephen mangan, the birthday party, The Mermaid and Mrs Hancock, theatre, three billboards outside ebbing missouri, tickets, toby jones, west end, zoe wanamaker
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Long Day’s Journey Into Night, Wyndham’s Theatre
Though a long journey indeed, Richard Eyre’s is a vital revival, giving vigour to Eugene O’Neill’s mighty, semi-autobiographical work and making all the more poignant this tormented but fast-talking family’s gradual dwindling into a despairing silence. Read my full BroadwayWorld review here
Futuristic visions, Cézanne’s portraits and Film Review
On my January MoveTo Town and Country Arts page: Pick of the month: The future is bright The capital’s prospects explored through bold creative work at the Museum of London Don’t miss: Portrait of an artist The National Portrait Gallery celebrates Cézanne Commuter corner Stephen … Continue reading
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Tagged architect, art, artist, arts, bbc, book, cezanne, climate change, commute, commuter, exhibition, film, film review, future, future visions, january, kermode, london, magazine, mayo, moveto town and country, movie, museum of london, mythos, national portrait gallery, oscars, radio, read, stephen fry, video game, visit london
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Pick of the Week
A new Coen caper, Hermione’s directing debut, ENO’s strike battle, and revolution in the music industry. Read my full theartsdesk newsletter here
Posted in Art, Dance, Film, Journalism, Theatre, TV
Tagged adaptation, akram khan, anomalisa, anthony trollope, art, botticelli, Carla Marie Williams, Charlie Kaufman, chorus, cinema, coen brothers, coming up, dance, doctor thorne, donmar, drama, eno, exhibition, film, gallery, george clooney, hail caesar, harry potter and the cursed child, hermione, hollywood, i see you, itv, julian fellowes, movie, music industry, newsletter, Noma Dumezweni, opera, oscars, painter, Philip Glass, pick of the week, play, review, royal court, sadlers wells, strike, the arts desk, theartsdesk, theatre, tv, v&a, welcome home captain fox
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Red Velvet, Garrick Theatre
Lolita Chakrabarti’s impassioned debut has only gained topicality since its 2012 Tricycle incarnation. Trevor Nunn’s all-white Wars of the Roses and #OscarsSoWhite, among others, have fanned its flames, while quips about a paranoid Russian regime and the limits of English … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Theatre
Tagged abolition, actor, adrian lester, backstage, black, cameron, drama, european referendum, garrick theatre, history, ira aldridge, kenneth branagh, london, oscars, oscarssowhite, othello, period drama, play, prejudice, race, racism, red velvet, review, slavery, theatre, theatre royal, tricycle theatre, trump, west end
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Pick of the Week
Selma, Jessie J, The Fever and superhero sound effects: my Pick of the Week on theartsdesk
Posted in Art, Film, Journalism, Theatre
Tagged academy awards, alcohol, Amelia Bullmore, art, arts, auschwitz, awards, Christian Marclay, concert, di and viv and rose, drama, drink, equal rights, eventim apollo, exhibition, film, gallery, hammersmith, hampstead theatre, holocaust, installation, jessie j, london, London Sinfonietta, martin luther king, matt wolf, matthew wright, may fair hotel, movie, music, oscars, play, pop, pub crawl, race, review, selma, soul, sound effect, superhero, sweet talker, symphony, the arts desk, the clock, the fever, the vinyl factory, theartsdesk, theatre, tobias menzies, vaudeville theatre, voting, wallace shawn, west end, white cube
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