Alex Taylor
Broadcast Journalist, UK Insight at BBC
Journalist @BBCNews. Present band member @BBCNewsEnts. Very bad at walking. Contact me: [email protected]
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5 days ago |
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Will WWE's big Netflix gamble pay off at WrestleMania? Getty ImagesJohn Cena (left) will face off against Cody Rhodes in an attempt to become WWE's only recognised 17-time world championMillions of wrestling fans across the world are gearing up for this weekend's much-anticipated annual finale - WrestleMania 41. Just ask seven-year-old Oliver, who's spent the past week of his school holidays waking his dad, Paul, at 6:30 to eagerly count down the days.
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1 week ago |
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Will Saturday Night Live's UK spin-off make Brits laugh? Getty ImagesMinecraft Movie star Jack Black joined SNL cast member Michael Longfellow in a recent Saturday Night Live sketchUS TV institution Saturday Night Live has entertained viewers and created comedy stars for 50 years. Can a British version reach the same heights?
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2 weeks ago |
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Can 'the internet's boyfriends' spark cinema Beatlemania? SonyThe Beatles will be played on screen by Harris Dickinson (John Lennon), Paul Mescal (Paul McCartney), Barry Keoghan (Ringo Starr) and Joseph Quinn (George Harrison)The Fab Four came together on stage this week for an all-star Beatles announcement that left some of the internet swooning. No, Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr aren't reuniting through AI for a joint album with Taylor Swift.
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1 month ago |
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Jacqueline Wilson announces adult sequel to her book Illustrated Mum Penguin Random HouseWilson is among the world's most celebrated children's authorsAuthor Dame Jacqueline Wilson has announced Picture Imperfect, an adult sequel to her 1999 children's book, The Illustrated Mum. The novel, released on 28 August, will reunite readers with Dolphin and Star, who spent their childhood dealing with their mother, Marigold's bipolar disorder. Dolphin, 33, is struggling to move on.
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2 months ago |
bbc.com | Alex Taylor
'Gimme a hug': Drake's lover-boy comeback after Kendrick feudAlex TaylorGetty ImagesDrake in 2010, standing in front of a plane advertising his debut Thank Me Later, a sound his new record revisits"Gimme a hug, Gimme a hug!," pleads Drake on one track from his new album, $ome $exy $ongs 4 U. After the month and year he's had, perhaps it's no surprise.
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RT @NoelTitheradge: For a year, I’ve been investigating concerns about the use of calming rooms in special schools Now we’ve obtained foot…
Can 'the internet's boyfriends' spark cinema Beatlemania? I explored why Sam Mendes opted to cast internet heartthrobs (Mescal! Keoghan!) over local Liverpool talent to play the Fab Four in 2028's big-screen quadrilogy Thanks to @itslisamc and @dadehayes https://t.co/neHornTr84
A most excellent story. Go Georgia! Check the interview at the bottom, so articulate and assured! I can't wait until Gen Alpha (?) get into positions of power, seems they'll be quite a force! https://t.co/lyBbqe4R4y
