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23 Films You Have To Watch For A Political Education

The Huffington Post UK | Caroline Frost | Posted 23.01.2013 | UK Entertainment

It would be fair to call this the week of the political film. If you're in the mood for something contemporary, there's Kathryn Bigelow's thrillin...

Caroline Frost

Things We'd Never Seen On TV Before JFK's Campaign

HuffingtonPost.com | Caroline Frost | Posted 07.11.2012 | UK Entertainment

As President Obama and his Republican candidate Mitt Romney count down the minutes until the results of their 2012 White House campaigns, we must stop...

Emails and Enigma: The Latest Twist In 'Europe's JFK'

Brendan Pittaway | Posted 31.10.2012 | UK
Brendan Pittaway

In more than a quarter of a century since his violent death, Olof Palme has retained the ability to command headlines and divide opinion just as he did during his lifetime.

Crombie: Coats Maketh the Man

Jason Holmes | Posted 30.10.2012 | UK Style
Jason Holmes

Crombie's autumn/winter 2012 collection possesses what you would expect from a company that has dressed the likes of the Duke of Windsor, Winston Churchill, Cary Grant, The Beatles, JFK and Barack Obama: and that is ineffable classic style, but with a modern twist. Jason Holmes met Crombie's head of wholesale Gordon Ritchie to try on the king of coats

The Hidden Hero of Hollywood

Rollo Ross | Posted 18.02.2013 | UK Entertainment
Rollo Ross

I've constantly bitched about how unfair this system of movie marketing is, or how unfair the media is as credit really isn't going where credit is due. But until I went to the Aruba International Film Festival, I realised that there's a position that rarely gets any credit at all - they never get to walk the red carpet and yet they are the ones that truly make films magical.

Luis Carlos Galan: The Most Important Criminal Case You’ve Never Heard of

Stephen Hull | Posted 17.03.2012 | UK
Stephen Hull

In life, Colombia's 1989 presidential candidate, Luis Carlos Galan, was South America's version of JFK; charismatic, visionary, admired and fearless. More than 20 years after his murder the comparisons to JFK continue.

Cigars and Style: No Ifs or Butts

Carin King | Posted 07.03.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Carin King

As a non-smoker and someone who considers herself a student of presentation, I have found myself wondering why cigars continue to elicit almost a romantic response and cigarettes do not; why one butt not the other, if you will.

PHOTOS: Jackie Kennedy, A Life In Pictures

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 14.11.2011 | UK

Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy, the former first lady, was admired for her style, grace and poise. Tapes recorded four months after her husband's assassina...

Jackie Kennedy Called Martin Luther King A 'Phoney'

The Huffington Post UK | Felicity Morse | Posted 14.11.2011 | UK

Jackie Kennedy criticised a host of world leaders including Martin Luther King, Charles de Gaulle and Indira Gandhi, the US broadcaster ABC has reveal...

How soon is too soon for reality to become entertainment?

Amanda Keats | Posted 09.11.2011 | UK
Amanda Keats

Films are often taking ideas from real life. There are biopics, films based on non-fiction books, true stories (normally about a person who overcame s...

Conspiracy: Theories and Thrillers

Alan Glynn | Posted 06.10.2011 | UK
Alan Glynn

I'm very fond of conspiracy theories - they're intriguing and fun, in their twisted way. But they're also very frustrating, because any big reveal will always be just out of reach, always just around the next corner. You want them to be true, and maybe some day they will be, but they're never true now.

Dead Kennedys and Live Politics

Steven Fielding | Posted 17.09.2011 | UK Entertainment
Steven Fielding

Why are the lives of Jack and Bobby Kennedy still being dramatised nearly five decades after their deaths? And what is significant about the latest effort, The Kennedys, which recently concluded on BBC2?