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From Fringe To September

Alasdair Stuart writes for Bleeding Cool Fringe, much like BBC Radio 4 (Trust me, I’m going somewhere with this) is a perfect example of what happens when you leave something alone to grow and develop on its own terms. What …

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Hugh Grant, The Guardian And Observer Unveil The First Trailer For The Weekend, Which They Now Own

Starting with some Leveson-relevant business.

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Alan Moore To Create A Social Network?

Tomorrow’s Observer newspaper will feature a sprawling interview and feature with Alan Moore. In which we learn about his great-grandfather, Ginger Vernon, who “used to trade caricatures for pints in the pub.” He hates being coerced, whatever the financial incentive, …

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Fisking Barbara Ellen Over Superman And Wonder Woman

Barbara Ellen, columnist for The Observer newspaper wrote about three topics of international note this weekend. First, the trial of Anders Behring Breivik and how people shouldn’t publicise his name. In an article with his name in the headline and …

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Room 208 by Stephen Collins – Winner of the Observer/Cape Graphic Short Story Prize 2010

This is the winning entry in the now-annual Observer/Jonathan Cape graphic short story competition. Room 208 by Stephen Collins and the runner up strips are currently exhibited in the gallery section of Orbital Comics in London, off Leicester Square, as …

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