7 h. ago Book London Theatre Tickets To The Best True Crime Drama Productions, Live On Stage In London

Book London Theatre Tickets To The Best True Crime Drama Productions, Live On Stage In London  openPR.com

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66 h. ago Your ultimate guide to Spring TV: 30 treats you won't want to miss

Deliciously suspenseful dramas, tantalising true-crime documentaries, shiny new game shows... we've picked a fresh bunch of beauties for you.

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68 h. ago Hidden London: the Jermyn Street Theatre, where tickets are the cheapest in the West End

Here is somewhere offering mischief and magic, says Martin Robinson — and shows that everyone can afford

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4 d. ago Rare London Book Dealer Starts New Chapter On Upper East Side: Report

Rare London Book Dealer Starts New Chapter On Upper East Side: Report  Patch

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4 d. ago Morgan Wallen reveals the parts of fame he doesn’t like after abrupt SNL exit

The 31-year-old artist drew criticism for quickly walking off-stage at the end of ‘Saturday Night Live’

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4 d. ago Jason Atherton’s London: Where to Book for a Special Night Out

Jason Atherton’s London: Where to Book for a Special Night Out  MICHELIN Guide

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4 d. ago Mark Ronson shares update from hospital bed after injuring himself live on stage in front of horrified fans

The British DJ, 49, uploaded a photo of himself to his main Instagram page on Wednesday while laying in a hospital bed.

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5 d. ago Netflix's Adolescence dethroned as true crime show becomes most

Netflix's true-crime documentary, Gone Girls: The Long Island Serial Killer, has officially become the most-watched series on the streaming platform across the world

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5 d. ago Accenture Song Doubles Down on Droga5 and Appoints New Leadership in London

Accenture Song Doubles Down on Droga5 and Appoints New Leadership in London  Little Black Book | LBBOnline

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5 d. ago Story of a Murder by Hallie Rubenhold review: the real Cora Crippen

The author of The Five, about the Ripper murders, turns her attention to another tragically misunderstood victimIn the canon of British true crime, the case of Dr Crippen routinely gets billed as the first “modern” murder. It wasn’t that there was anything particularly original about the doctor’s motives or methods: in January 1910 he slipped poison into his wife’s bedtime drink so that he could marry his secretary instead. Rather, it was the way that Crippen was caught that turned this run-of-the-mill suburban love triangle into an international cause célèbre.Realising that it would only be a matter of time before his wife’s dismembered remains were discovered in the cellar of the marital home in north London, Crippen and his secretary Ethel Le Neve fled to Canada in disguise. Such was the media hoopla surrounding the case that the sharp-eyed captain of the SS Montrose quickly spotted the runaway lovers among his passengers. This was despite their unconvincing cover story...

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6 d. ago Netflix Gone Girls: The Long Island Serial Killer – Where is Rex Heuermann now?

A new Netflix true crime documentary delves into the Long Island Serial Killer case, which has remained unsolved for 13 years - here's everything you need to know about the case

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6 d. ago Netflix fans demand 'stop what you're doing' and watch 'chilling' serial killer doc

Netflix has released a chilling new true crime documentary series that has left viewers in tears

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6 d. ago Eamonn Holmes suffers yet another setback after the reason for his split from Ruth Langsford is 'revealed'

The GB News presenter, 65, shared back in December that he was heading on tour with his fellow presenter Paul Coyte.

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7 d. ago Kamala Harris to speak at Gold Coast real estate conference but not to local media

Former US vice-president will next month take part in a moderated on-stage conversation at the Australasian Real Estate ConferenceElection 2025 live updates: Australia federal election campaignGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastKamala Harris will speak at a real estate conference on the Gold Coast in Australia next month, with organisers hailing her a “trailblazer” but shielding her from all media requests.The former US vice president, who lost November’s US election to Donald Trump, will participate in person in a moderated on-stage conversation at the Australasian Real Estate Conference. Continue reading...

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7 d. ago Eamonn Holmes is dealt a career blow as his 'theatre show is AXED due to poor ticket sales' after reason for split from Ruth Langsford was 'revealed'

The GB News presenter, 65, shared back in December that he was heading on tour with his fellow presenter Paul Coyte.

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7 d. ago ‘Society SUCKS!’ The fanatical diary of a teen scribbler who threw herself into punk

Don’t live like everyone else! Angela Jaeger met every act going in punk, in New York and London – and had crushes on them all. Now 65, she talks us through her thrill-filled diariesThere is nothing new to discover, surely, about the birth of punk. But perhaps it depends where you look. Written between 1977 and 1981, the teenage diaries of Angela Jaeger crackle with life. Published as the book I Feel Famous, the New York and London punk scenester’s writing gives us a real-time immersion, with zero revisionism, into not only what happened and who was there, but how it felt to a musically fanatical teenage girl.Diary entry for 9 May, 1977, about a Bryan Ferry/Talking Heads gig being sold out: “Shit, damn, piss forever!! What can you do but kick and curse cause you CAN’T GO! It shits bricks solid!!” By 27 June, she’s a dedicated anglophile, a Sex Pistols and Clash obsessive, searching for an identity and asking the big questions: “Why should we be expected to live like everyone else do...

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8 d. ago ‘Zero self control’: Morgan Wallen slammed after walking off SNL stage before the show ends

The singer was a music guest on this weekend’s episode, which was hosted by Mikey Madison

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8 d. ago Of Mice and Men review – a tepid revival of Steinbeck’s dust bowl classic

Octagon, BoltonSarah Brigham’s new production is beautifully designed but struggles to capture the drama’s claustrophobic tensionBefore it got into the hands of readers, John Steinbeck’s 1937 novella Of Mice and Men first got into the jaws of the author’s dog. The dog would find less to get its teeth into with this muted theatre adaptation.A pair of itinerant friends find work at a ranch in the Great Depression-era US south. George is brashly confident and protective over timid Lennie who has a mental disability that’s stigmatised by the workers. In Sarah Brigham’s production, Lennie is played by Wiliam Young, who has learning disabilities. There is a softness to his Lennie, calling George’s name like a squeak. His dangerously nervy, busy hands constantly brush his beard or arms, while the production uses puppets for the animals he pets. His posture mirrors theirs: drooping like a sack of barley, folding in on himself.Of Mice and Men is at the Octagon, Bolton, until 12 April Continu...

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8 d. ago The Sleep Room by Jon Stock review – haunting accounts of horrific medical abuse

A book about psychiatrist William Sargant’s unethical treatments at a London hospital in the 1960s is all the more powerful for its vivid patient testimoniesA child of 14 is forced to walk on to a stage and strip to her underwear. Tiny and mute beneath the stacked rows of medical students, she is paraded for their benefit by a consultant psychiatrist some 44 years her senior. It is 1966 – the peak of Swinging 60s’ hedonism, liberalism and youthful counterculture – but in a locked psychiatric ward in London’s Royal Waterloo hospital, unspeakable violations are being inflicted upon patients.The perpetrator-in-chief, William Sargant, is the subject of thriller writer Jon Stock’s first nonfiction book, The Sleep Room: A Very British Medical Scandal. One of the most notorious figures in British psychiatry, Sargant initially wished to be a physician. He pivoted to psychiatry after one of his earliest pieces of research met with a humiliating reception at the Royal College of Physicia...

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9 d. ago The Who's Roger Daltrey, 81, reveals sad health battle live on stage during charity concert

The Who's Roger has admitted he's enduring a health battle while performing at a charity concert in London on Thursday.

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