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Mike Collett White
‘Father of pop art’ Richard Hamilton dies aged 89
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Mike Collett White
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13 Sep 2011
British artist Richard Hamilton, designer of The Beatles' <i>White Album</i> and regarded by many as the father of pop art, has died at the age of 89.
Highbrow trumps Hollywood at Venice film festival
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Mike Collett White
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Silvia Aloisi
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11 Sep 2011
<i>Faust</i> is the final instalment in Alexander Sokurov's series on corrupting power, and won praise for conjuring up a world of squalor and chaos.
No illegal drugs in Winehouse toxicology report
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Mike Collett White
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23 Aug 2011
Toxicology tests showed there were no illegal substances in British singer Amy Winehouse's system when she died last month aged 27.
Amy Winehouse found dead
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Mike Collett White
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Tim Castle
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23 Jul 2011
British singer Amy Winehouse, whose hit single <i>Rehab</i> became the anthem for troubled celebrity culture, has been found dead.
1843-2011: Thank You & Goodbye
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Mike Collett White
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10 Jul 2011
The final edition of the newspaper engulfed in a phone-hacking scandal was published on Sunday as Rupert Murdoch headed to London.
Fans and stars bid farewell to Harry Potter
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Mike Collett White
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7 Jul 2011
Thousands of fans braved rain in Trafalgar Square on Thursday to say farewell to the boy wizard Harry Potter at the world premiere of the final film.
Crowds brave rain, mud to see U2 Glastonbury debut
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Mike Collett White
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25 Jun 2011
A hundred thousand people braved rain, cold and mud to see Irish rockers U2 at Glastonbury on Friday in their first appearance at the famous festival.
Terrence Malick epic wins Palme d’Or in Cannes
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Mike Collett White
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Nick Vinocur
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23 May 2011
US director Terrence Malick won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes film festival on Sunday for <em>The Tree of Life</em>, a meditative, metaphysical epic.
Director’s shame casts pall over classy Cannes
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Mike Collett White
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Nick Vinocur
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21 May 2011
The Cannes film festival stumbled towards its close on Friday, still reeling from the shock expulsion of Danish director Lars Von Trier.
Royal couple fly out after sumptuous wedding
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Mike Collett White
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Michael Holden
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30 Apr 2011
Prince William and his new wife flew out of Buckingham Palace on Saturday after tying the knot in a dazzling display.
Wait nearly over as British royal wedding dawns
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Mike Collett White
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Michael Holden
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29 Apr 2011
The wait is nearly over for Prince William and Kate Middleton, who are to marry at Westminster Abbey on Friday in a display of pomp and pageantry.
Le Carré’s wishes to be ignored
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Mike Collett White
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30 Mar 2011
Author John le Carre will remain on the Booker nomination list, despite requesting that his name be removed.
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