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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2 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Helen Bushby |Alex Taylor
Will Elden Ring film be 'awesome' or 'meh'? Fans have thoughtsHelen Bushby & Alex TaylorGetty ImagesA fan of Elden Ring attended last year's Comic Con in New York dressed as Elden Ring's Ranni the Witch Fans have reacted with a mixture of excitement and caution to the news that hit game Elden Ring is to be made into a live-action film. The epic dark fantasy game will be adapted by Alex Garland, who is known for movies like Ex Machina and Warfare, along with US entertainment company A24.
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3 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Alex Taylor
'Alan Carr could be frontrunner': Who will win celebrity Traitors? BBC/Studio Lambert/Peacock/Euan CherryThe roundtable of stars joining Claudia Winkleman on Celebrity Traitors boasts household namesThe line-up for UK's celebrity edition of The Traitors has finally been revealed - with enough star power to rival Graham Norton's chat show sofa. Among them are comedians Stephen Fry and Alan Carr, chat show host Jonathan Ross and Olympic diver Tom Daley - all vying to win the game of deception.
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4 weeks ago |
bbc.co.uk | Alex Taylor |Yasmin Rufo
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, starring Harrison Ford and Phoebe Waller-Bridge, was partially filmed in Scotland"Lights, camera… tariff?" - that's the question a scrambling movie industry has been asking this week after an unexpected intervention from US President Donald Trump. His threat comes as studios increasingly shift productions abroad to places such as the UK.
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4 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Alex Taylor
Indiana Jones in Glasgow: The US films you never knew were shot in UKGetty ImagesIndiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, starring Harrison Ford and Phoebe Waller-Bridge, was partially filmed in Scotland"Lights, camera… tariff?" - that's the question a scrambling movie industry has been asking this week after an unexpected intervention from US President Donald Trump. His threat comes as studios increasingly shift productions abroad to places such as the UK.
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Alex Taylor
How Katy Perry became the Hot and Cold popstarGetty ImagesEarlier this week American singer Katy Perry, best known for her bubblegum pop, said she felt like a "human Piñata" after weeks of online backlash. The description felt suitably colourful - but the acknowledgement was serious. A decade on from headlining the Superbowl, Perry's part in a much-derided Blue Origin spaceflight has seen her star crash down to Earth.
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The star-studded celebrity Traitors line-up will bring a unique mix of fame, ego and public image to the popular format. I spoke to psychologists to uncover likely faithfuls, traitors and frontrunners. Some picks may surprise you! https://t.co/GZTJAYMcO6
Katy Perry was everywhere during my uni years - the queen of bubblegum pop. I wrote about the backlash against her in recent weeks. Thanks to @MichaelCragg and @portalkatyperry for their thoughts How Katy Perry became the Hot and Cold popstar https://t.co/Fbad6eobC0
#journorequest I'm looking to speak to Katy Perry fans for a forthcoming BBC News article looking at how some have reacted to her recently. If this is you, please get in touch [email protected] or msg (and let me know if you have) Thanks https://t.co/dL4EwDYv21
