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A Kind of Magic - The triumphant and tragic story of Freddie Mercury

A Kind of Magic - The triumphant and tragic story of Freddie Mercury

Halloween Special - It’s a dog’s afterlife

Halloween Special - It’s a dog’s afterlife

Dua Lipa: Dark-pop delight

Dua Lipa: Dark-pop delight

Last Punk Standing: The new Vivienne Westwood documentary

Last Punk Standing: The new Vivienne Westwood documentary

The trivial villain

The trivial villain

Hollywood stars declare war on sexual misconduct at Globes

Hollywood stars declare war on sexual misconduct at Globes
A Kind of Magic - The triumphant and tragic story of Freddie Mercury
A Kind of Magic - The triumphant and tragic story of Freddie Mercury
Saturday 17 November 2018, 10:00AM
The word ‘talent’ has become an oxymoron, literally replaced by ‘moron’. In a world where celebrities are ten-a-penny and earn their stardom stripes by such trivia as bearing their empty lives on soul-less and never-ending live TV shows and Twitter streams or eating grubs in a jungle, it’s no wonder we yearn for yesteryear’s true talent.
Halloween Special - It’s a dog’s afterlife
Halloween Special - It’s a dog’s afterlife
Saturday 27 October 2018, 11:00AM
Everyone loves to get a little spooked at Halloween. Whilst the cinemas tend to show adult ‘shock’ flicks to bring in the big kids looking for something a little meatier, it does leave the smaller ones with little more to do on this festive occasion than wreak havoc on the neighbours in penance for not handing over their candy stash.
Dua Lipa: Dark-pop delight
Dua Lipa: Dark-pop delight
Saturday 29 September 2018, 10:00AM
London has always been a fertile ground for female popstrels. In recent years we’ve seen Amy Winehouse, Adele and Rita Ora rise up, crack America and then take on the world. And after Monday night’s show at GMM Live House in CentralWorld, Bangkok, it looks like Dua Lipa has a firm grasp on England’s Queen of Pop crown.
Last Punk Standing: The new Vivienne Westwood documentary
Last Punk Standing: The new Vivienne Westwood documentary
Saturday 22 September 2018, 10:00AM
What was the genesis of the Punk movement? Fashion or music? Certainly it caught the wider media and public attention from the anarchistic explosion onto the music scene of The Sex Pistols in 1976, and their only studio album, Never Mind the Bollocks, Here’s the Sex Pistols, in 1977.
The trivial villain
The trivial villain
Saturday 28 July 2018, 09:00AM
Skyscraper is the new Hollywood action blockbuster starring the highly bankable Dwayne Johnson. Affirmed from the recently published Forbes annual list of the world’s best-paid celebrities, The Rock rolled in fifth, earning a mountainous $124m US in acting-related duties last year alone.
Hollywood stars declare war on sexual misconduct at Globes
Hollywood stars declare war on sexual misconduct at Globes
Tuesday 9 January 2018, 09:26AM
Hollywood spoke with one voice at the Golden Globes on Sunday to declare war on the film industry's culture of sexual harassment and abuse, as it kicked off its annual awards season on a rare serious note.
Liam Gallagher: I'm definitely maybe misunderstood
Liam Gallagher: I'm definitely maybe misunderstood
Friday 6 October 2017, 09:30AM
Liam Gallagher has a confession to make. "I am this big-mouthed guy who comes out with rude stuff." But the former Oasis frontman, whose name seems forever associated with the phrase "foul-mouthed rant", insists that he is misunderstood. "I am also a guy who is full of melancholy," the singer told AFP as his first solo album "As You Were" comes out Friday. "There is a sadness deep inside me. I am that kind of guy. I am not here to talk about my state of mind but, hey, I have the right to, haven't I?" Life has not been a bed of roses for the younger of the two Gallagher brothers since the break-up of the Manchester band, which during their 1990s pomp boasted to being "bigger than The Beatles". Their spectacular implosion minutes before they were due on stage at the Rock en Seine festival near Paris in 2009 has gone down in music legend. Liam apparently threw a plum at his older brother Noel and the two started fighting backstage, with Liam picking up Noel's guitar and "wielding it like an axe". The brothers have since mostly communicated by trading insults in public.   'Last four years were tough' "It's real, real good to come back after all these years," said Liam, now 45 and a father of four. "The last four years were very tough for me personally," he said, referring to his divorce from his second wife, Nicole Appleton, the former All Saints star. Artistically there's not been much morning glory either. His attempt to rekindle Oasis's strutting magic with two other former band members petered out in 2014 after what he admitted were "two failed albums". But now he is back and raring to make the critics eat their words. He boasted in an interview with AFP -- peppered with expletives -- that he can write "good songs" and "good albums". He said he can almost hear the detractors sharpening their knives. In an interview with GQ magazine in August, he suggested critics would be mocking him for his two divorces, illegitimate children, with "two failed bands behind him, three bad haircuts". But his new album, "As You Were", is full of "good songs, good vocals, rock 'n' roll, mate", he insisted. "Stuff you won't have to think too much about." He said it has no long guitar solos, no drum solos, "no mad wizardy keyboard, just bang-in-your-face". "It's good," he declared. Gallagher said that if the album doesn't go down well "I don't know what I'll do", hinting he might quit altogether.   Insulting Noel on Twitter While Liam, who brought his dark onstage charisma to Oasis, has been struggling, Noel, who had the songwriting talent, has been thriving. His two solo albums "Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds" and the tellingly-titled "Chasing Yesterday" have been both warmly received. Which has got to be galling for his younger brother given their love-hate competitive relationship? "I never thought about people comparing what I do with Noel's work," Liam told AFP in a telephone interview. Yet it is hard to ignore the timing of his album's release -- only six weeks before Noel's third album "Who Built the Moon?" With both with albums and tours to promote, the Gallagher brothers are butting heads again -- or at least Liam is. He tried to wind up his brother with a series of tweets on Friday, alleging poor ticket sales for one of Noel's shows next April in Britain. "So Mr Kiss Arse struggling to sell tickets in Nottingham ha ha ha ha. Come and open for me if you want. Will be like the good old days." Hours earlier he had ridiculed his brother's American fans. "You lot need your heads testing" for being willing to pay "350 dollars to go and see rkid (my brother) in the USA". Noel -- now 50 -- held his tongue, as is his wont these days. A silence which spills over into their private dealings. "We do not speak anymore," Liam told AFP. "And to be honest at this moment I don't couldn't care less." But blood is thicker than water, and Liam has not given up completely on the idea of an Oasis reunion, even though his older brother is notably more reticent. Noel recently complained that "every day people try to Jedi mind-trick me" into getting the band together again. But for now he said he was happy to go it alone, insisting he was still "totally awesome". Asked by Rolling Stone magazine if he might be tempted for $50 million in a decade's time, he replied, "I'm in!" In the meantime, Liam Gallagher is resigned to wait. "If one day he wants to reform the band -- because it was him who left -- I am ready," he said. "I am hopeful that one day it will happen."
Clooney puts poison in Anywhere USA's peanut butter
Clooney puts poison in Anywhere USA's peanut butter
Saturday 9 September 2017, 12:00PM
George Clooney was back in the Venice limelight Saturday with 'Suburbicon', a toxic depiction of 1950s America he says he was inspired to make after listening to Donald Trump's election rhetoric.
Victoria and Abdul: a 130-year-old story for our times
Victoria and Abdul: a 130-year-old story for our times
Friday 8 September 2017, 09:00AM
Grouchy, greedy and constipated: nobody could accuse Stephen Frears of kowtowing with his portrayal of Queen Victoria in his new film Victoria & Abdul, which premiered in Venice on Sunday.
Ai Weiwei showcases refugee epic in Venice
Ai Weiwei showcases refugee epic in Venice
Thursday 7 September 2017, 10:00AM
An impatient toddler chides his mother for not being quick enough in getting him into his pair of newly-acquired boots. Finally they're on and he wriggles free to put the new footwear to good use: kicking his siblings and friends on the shins. 
Love, wrinkles and all, conquers Venice Film Festival
Love, wrinkles and all, conquers Venice Film Festival
Wednesday 6 September 2017, 09:00AM
Love conquers all, even when wrinkles become part of the equation.
McDonagh and McDormand wow Venice with rage-fueled drama
McDonagh and McDormand wow Venice with rage-fueled drama
Tuesday 5 September 2017, 03:34PM
British-Irish playwright Martin McDonagh wowed the Venice film festival Monday with "Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri", a darkly hilarious drama featuring Frances McDormand as a rage-fuelled grieving mother.
Memoirs of a brilliant barbarian
Memoirs of a brilliant barbarian
Sunday 16 July 2017, 02:00PM
A surfing memoir already hailed as a classic won the inaugural Prix America on June 26 for the best book published in or about the US.
Despicably good fun for the whole family
Despicably good fun for the whole family
Saturday 1 July 2017, 11:00AM
There are children everywhere. “It’s infested with children, do we really have to watch this movie?” asks my girlfriend, while I’m jumping up and down with the group of children beside. And I'm a man with a beard.“It’s a children’s movie,” she protests.
Basil the Barfly: The name is Bond... Basil Bond
Basil the Barfly: The name is Bond... Basil Bond
Sunday 14 May 2017, 12:00PM
Greetings Earthlings, I’m writing to you from the Losers' Bar in the heart of deepest, darkest Rawai. Yes, that’s me, sitting in the far corner seat overlooking the decrepit long-tail boats and fishing bric-a-brac along the sands of Rawai Bay and ordering up another cold one.
AsiaLIFE Radio Music Festival 3 to rock the ACG
AsiaLIFE Radio Music Festival 3 to rock the ACG
Saturday 13 May 2017, 02:00PM
The AsiaLIFE Radio Music Festival 3 – an all-day to late-night open air carnival of music and family-friendly entertainment – will be staged among the majestic greens of the Alan Cooke Cricket Ground (ACG) on Saturday, May 20.
Whodunnit? You decide... An evening of mystery and murder at The Green Man
Whodunnit? You decide... An evening of mystery and murder at The Green Man
Friday 12 May 2017, 02:00PM
Local acting and improv group Theatrix has struck again! This time with an evening of dastardly deeds, dreadful deaths, ominous occultism and mystifying mystery. Now it’s up to you to help solve the crime, catch the culprit(s) and win some great prizes.
Asia Pop 40 on Live 89.5 celebrates 200 episodes
Asia Pop 40 on Live 89.5 celebrates 200 episodes
Wednesday 26 April 2017, 03:58PM
The 200th episode of Asia Pop 40 will go to air across Asia this weekend and Phuket listeners can tune in on Live 89.5 FM this Friday night from 9pm and again on Sunday from 1pm.
Last chance for refund from cancelled Laguna 'Body Slam' charity concert
Last chance for refund from cancelled Laguna 'Body Slam' charity concert
Friday 31 March 2017, 04:26PM
Laguna Phuket have issued a final notice for ticket holders of the cancelled ‘Big Body’ rock concert to receive a refund.
A Sukumvit cowboy: Bangkok Buckaroo
A Sukumvit cowboy: Bangkok Buckaroo
Friday 10 March 2017, 03:00PM
Writer Steve Rosse is an old Thailand hand who cut his teeth penning articles for the Phuket Gazette in the early 90s and later achieved a modicum of fame as a columnist for The Nation and Thailand Tattler.
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