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Ed Miliband
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Chris O'Dowd's international profile continues to soar. As well as his starring role in hit US sitcom 'Girls', this week's also brought him a majo...
Remember Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann's characters in 'Knocked Up'? The happy but frustrated pair watching on as Seth Rogen and Katherine Heigl came to g...
As Nigel Tufnel, the raddled English rocker who wants his amp to go “one louder”, Christopher Guest secured his place in Hollywood comedy lore. No...
Lovable Irish actor Chris O'Dowd unveils his latest big screen offering on Wednesday, this time playing a hapless talent scout, as Australian comedy d...
Chris O'Dowd has insisted that his heartthrob status is "fun" but "not real". The Irish star, who has seen his status rise following his portrayal ...
Innocuous and inoffensive The Sapphires is an easy film to watch, too easy perhaps, and many will find it a pleasant enough evening at the cinema but for those looking for something a little bit more special or something with any bite or sparkle, it's best to look elsewhere.
London is usually known in the film industry as the Hollywood capital of Europe as all the big studios have their European headquarters here. Our multiplexes are full of American movies and we generally hold the European premieres of big blockbusters in London (and there's normally a lot of media coverage about them!). But for two weeks, we're kicking back at our commercial reputation by hosting a celebration of non-formulaic movies and that, in my eyes, is worth celebrating. Most importantly, it's a film festival aimed at the public so even you can get tickets.
We'd now like to take our hats - and very possibly our tops - off for Chris O'Dowd, who stars in a tongue-in-cheek new ad campaign to highlight male b...
Long before The Office, there was This is Spinal Tap. Now the man behind this enduring wonder big screen mockumentary is bringing his gifts to the...
To say that we're excited about the new British comedy movie Cuban Fury is something of an understatement. For starters, it stars - and is based on...
Ireland as a getaway from London, not Scotland, not Wales, but a different country! Seems daft, but could be quiet a clever move for the recession hit nation.
Jon Hamm may appear the epitome of timeless cool, particularly when he's flicking the blind, leaning back in his chair and taking a hard-earned sip of...
“The horrible way to say it is there are many ways to skin a cat.” Jon Hamm, star of Mad Men, ever-growing big screen presence and all-round re...
Adam Deacon was referring to himself as the “underdog” ahead of last night’s BAFTA ceremony - a competition he was even calling "a class war". B...
Kristen Wiig has finally silenced speculation of a Bridesmaids sequel, insisting she is "not planning" to write a follow-up. Rumours have been rife...
Tom Hiddleston is having quite a week - the release of War Horse, in which he takes a leading role in Steven Spielberg's epic military drama, and now ...
Apparently celebland has a one-in one-out marriage policy. As Russell and Katy exited, Chris O'Dowd and Dawn Porter announced they would be heading in...
Something must be in the air this past couple of weeks as celeb couples have been getting engaged left, right and centre. The latest lovebirds to ...
The IT Crowd's Chris O'Dowd is to write and star in a new comedy for Sky1 co-starring Steve Coogan and Johnny Vegas. Moone Boy will be co-produced ...
