BORN Survivor Bear Grylls – a man who has built a career out of defying death in the most hostile environments – has blasted health and safety rules which lead to youngsters being too cosseted.Read
THEY are inseparable on screen and the Weasley twins from the Harry Potter films, aka actors James and Oliver Phelps, also joined forces in the Alex McLeish furore.Read
I HAVE had a chip on my shoulder since my nude scene got cut from the Princess Diaries,” says Anne Hathaway, with a flash of the widest grin since Julia Roberts unthawed Richard Gere in Pretty Woman.Read
The stars of Lark Rise to Candleford at Wolverhampton Grand Theatre performed in black clothes on a bare stage, rather than cancel the show. The Mail went along...Read
Birmingham comedian Shazia Mirza says that, after eight years and with television appearances and an award-winning column to her name, her concerned parents are now wearily resigned to her “new” career as a stand up.
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There was a time, not long after The Sixth Sense swept to six Oscar nominations and grossed more than $661 million, that the work of M Night Shyamalan was looked forward to more with anticipation than trepidation.Read
“I THINK of this as my farewell tour,” says Dirk Benedict. “I am trying to disappear totally and I have pretty well but I am working on being anonymous.”Read
WHEN controversial comic Frankie Boyle announced he was to leave Mock the Week, the BBC’s current affairs punfight, fans launched an unsuccessful campaign to persuade him to stay.Read
After re-writing Sherlock Holmes lore with an extremely physical interpretation of the cerebral detective, Robert Downey Jnr returns as yet another of the great crime fighters of literature, though this time it is comic book rather than novel.Read
With his trendily choppy hair cut, scruff of beard, dark jeans, sweater and heavy black boots, Ewan McGregor could easily pass for a smartly-dressed student.Read
