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THE London Dungeon, London s most famous scare attraction, is offering four readers a fantastic opportunity to win a family ticket to the new show for 2010 – Bloody Mary: Killer Queen. Mary I, deadliest daughter of Henry VIII and sister of Elizabeth 1,... » MORE
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WHETHER it s belting out the hits, working on cutting-edge dance music or wowing America with his jazz album, Imagination star Leee John is still loving the music and lights, writes MATT TROLLOPE. Leee performs a live set of Imagination anthems at The Bro... » MORE
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IT S the 21st century, but ancient Greek gods and monsters have walked out of the pages of high school student Percy s text books and into his life. And they re not happy. Zeus lightning bolt has been stolen and Percy embarks on a cross-country adventu... » MORE
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IT S almost time for this year s theatre Oscars – the Kennys. The awards, to be presented in a lavish event at the Kenneth More Theatre, Ilford, on March 7, honour those who work so hard to stage quality shows there week... » MORE
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WANT a club night on your doorstep instead of having to schlepp into London? Joe Grime leads a hand-picked line-up of underground DJs playing the best in funk, house, hip-hop, R&B, Afro beats, bashment and more at The Broadway theatre, Barking, on Saturda... » MORE
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Emergency – Pigeon Detectives (Dance To The Radio) Released just a year after their debut, and with another already written, this is either an attempt to show how proud they are of their new material, or a bid to make some more cash before the big indie b... » MORE
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IT S 1942, a few days before Hitler s birthday and a group of Nazi sympathisers in a small Swiss town decide to murder a local Jew – for no real reason other than that they can. They lure him into a stable, bash him over the head with an iron bar, then cu... » MORE
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 THE election last year of Barack Obama as president of the US could not have happened without the courageous exploits of civil rights campaigners like Martin Luther King and Malcolm X in the 1960s. Less than 50 years ago there was segregation in the south...
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 UNDER cover of darkness, an American family moves into a villa in Normandy. Fred Blake tells everyone he is writing a history of the Allied landings. In fact, he is Giovanni Manzoni, a former Mafia boss who grassed on his colleagues and is now in the FBI...
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 A TRUE-TO-LIFE World War Two drama that looks at family life and passionate love in dangerous, heartbreaking times, Day of the Doodlebug holds particular interest for east Londoners. Hitler s latest weapon, the V1, casts a terrifying gloom over the war-we...
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 ALAN Glynn is set to do for Ireland what crime writers Ian Rankin and Val McDiarmid have done for Scotland. Winterland (£12.99, Faber) is his second novel, a gripping tale of greed, corruption and murder that is virtually impossible to put down. Set in a...
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