43 minutes ago Leaked Strictly Come Dancing spoiler leaves fans fuming as they rage 'hell no!'

Saturday night's competition heated up with the addition of a Samba-thon which saw contestants competing against one another on the dance floor.

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47 minutes ago Luis Palma swerves Celtic win over Hearts for another game and fans aren't impressed with 'total wee guy'

The Honduras winger was left out of the squad for the 4-1 victory at Tynecastle on Saturday night and appeared to take that exclusion to heart

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50 minutes ago Series with perfect Rotten Tomatoes rating dubbed 'Aussie White Lotus'

Netflix star Thomasin McKenzie is best known for her roles in Last Night in Soho and the acclaimed series Joy - but she's also the leading lady in a show that's been compared to the White Lotus.

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52 minutes ago Chuck Woolery, host of ‘Love Connection’ and ‘Wheel of Fortune’, dies aged 83

Woolery played matchmaker on popular dating show ‘Love Connection’ for 11 years

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60 minutes ago ‘We recognise it in this very primal way’: Stephen Fry, Brie Larson, Chris Ofili and more on why we can’t get enough of Greek mythology

Love, death, grief, power, revenge: Greek tragedies get to the essence of the human experience. Here, writers and artists select their favourite plays, music and films inspired by the classics, from The Hunger Games to a Santana hitGreek myth is not a stable thing. There is no such thing as a canonical, “original” version of a Greek myth. The stories that remain to us – the material of classical plays and poetry, and of visual culture from pottery to pediments – are already elaborations and accretions. In the ancient Greek and Roman world, stories were adapted and remade to serve the needs of the moment. The Greek tragedians often took the germ of an idea from the Homeric epics, and built an entire plot from it. Aeschylus’s Agamemnon, for instance, is in dialogue with Homer’s Odyssey: b...

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60 minutes ago 'People next door complain about my simple bathroom habit – it's a nightmare'

A man has said his neighbours are a "nightmare" as he explained how they keep complaining about every small noise he makes - from watching TV to even flushing the toilet

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68 minutes ago Prince William confesses to the one thing he's worse at than his three kids

Prince William has opened up about his family life with Kate Middleton and their three children; revealing the one thing George, Charlotte and Louis are better than him at.

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87 minutes ago BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Sarah Hadland leaves fans 'grinding their gears' over performance

Strictly Come Dancing viewers were left fuming on Saturday night, as they thought actress Sarah Hadland was being judged too harshly by the panel

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90 minutes ago Bedtimes at our place are more dramatic than Australian soap operas | Seamas O'Reilly

Two young people with two very different approaches to bedtime sharing one room No wonder no one can get to sleep round hereFor the past few months, my wife and I haven’t had much time to ourselves. Right now, at the end of a day’s parenting, there’s often so little time left over that watching 35 minutes of a buzzy TV show – traditionally our favourite pastime – seems a bit pointless. Especially since several times this year, we’ve managed to time it right as a show gets cancelled.Bedtime is the real time-suck. Since our kids now share a room, our project for the last few months has been putting them down at the same time, to consolidate these parallel chores into one. But this process is fraught. At six, our son insists that he should get to stay up later than a two-year-old. The prob...

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90 minutes ago Richard Linklater: ‘I’ve always had that French new wave notion – that a film should be an extension of your life’

The American director on the 20-year project he is just beginning, how hitmen don’t exist in real life and why his career would not be possible todayThe American director Richard Linklater has one of the great, eclectic film-making CVs: from classics such as Dazed and Confused to School of Rock, Before Sunrise to Boyhood, which was filmed with the same cast over 12 years. That versatility is seen again in his latest movie, Hit Man, released earlier this year to critical and audience acclaim and now on Netflix. A rare foray for him into the comedy-thriller genre, it tells the trueish story of a nondescript college professor (an excellent Glen Powell) who has a side hustle as an undercover operative for the New Orleans police, pretending to be different hitmen in order to illicit arrests....

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