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Woody Allen tells Alec Baldwin ‘the thrill has gone’ – and we know the feeling
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While satisfying die-hard fans who will do anything to hear the Stones go down memory lane, this BBC four-parter contains few revelations
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Aids: The Unheard Tapes, review: voices from beyond the grave bring the devastation to life
BBC Two's excellent, heartbreaking documentary series vividly recreates both the era and the tragedy that came with it
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The BBC’s Macca mystery: what went wrong at Glastonbury?
Paul McCartney's Saturday night headlining set was a triumph in all but one respect – the ludicrous wait to watch it at home. What happened?
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The Late Late Show with James Corden, review: Slick operation combines British wit with American polish
What exactly is Britain’s beef with Corden? He’s one of our most successful showbiz exports, yet in his native UK, he is 'divisive'
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Authentic, devastating and perfectly cast: Sherwood is the best BBC drama of the year so far
James Graham's story of murder, scabs and old wounds has proved to be so much more than a simple crime drama
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Woody Allen tells Alec Baldwin ‘the thrill has gone’ – and we know the feeling
What did we learn from Baldwin's Instagram chat with the embattled director? That he likes staying home, plans to retire, and has bad wi-fi
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Only Murders in the Building, season 2 review: a fond and fun homage to screwball comedies
Steve Martin and Martin Short's acclaimed comedy-drama is back – but this time the sleuths have become the suspects
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The Late Late Show with James Corden, review: Slick operation combines British wit with American polish
What exactly is Britain’s beef with Corden? He’s one of our most successful showbiz exports, yet in his native UK, he is 'divisive'
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Authentic, devastating and perfectly cast: Sherwood is the best BBC drama of the year so far
James Graham's story of murder, scabs and old wounds has proved to be so much more than a simple crime drama
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Woody Allen tells Alec Baldwin ‘the thrill has gone’ – and we know the feeling
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Your complete guide to the week’s television, films and sport, across terrestrial and digital platforms
