Category: Entertainment

Frederick Forsyth in his home in Beaconsfield (Image: Jonathan Buckmaster) Wonder aloud why it’s not Sir Freddie and the journalist and author chuckles. “I’ve put too many official noses out of joint,” he shrugs. “They’ve long memories and I’ve had that from a reliable source. ‘It’s not there for you Freddie, because everything would have […]

The PS5 Slim Digital Edition and regular PS5 Slim have both been given hefty discounts at Argos. For a limited time only, the regular PS5 Slim is available for £429.99, while the PS5 Slim Digital Edition is reduced to £339.99. In both cases that’s a saving of £50. Argos customers are rushing to purchase the […]

As crime king Michael Connelly publishes his new Harry Bosch book, my take on ten of the greatest crime novels ever written. This was the hardest, and possibly most controversial, list to write – there’s no Raymond Chandler, Robert B Parker, Dorothy L Sayers, John Grisham, Mick Herron or M W Craven among others… read […]

If you were judging a classical music concert, your yardstick would always have been the BBC Proms. Well, move over stuffy Proms; there’s a new maestro in town, Classic FM Live. Classic FM is the most popular classical music station in the country, but it also knows how to stage a crowd-pleasing concert, too. This […]

Renée Ballard (Maggie Q) joins Harry Bosch (Titus Welliver) in final episode of Bosch: Legacy (Image: Patrick Wymore/Prime Video) Crime writing titan Michael Connelly has reassured fans Titus Welliver will continue to play his legendary detective Harry Bosch on screen, even when the longest-running streaming series in TV history concludes after its 10th season this […]

I always get annoyed when I see the amount of cash some retro video games are selling for in 2024, especially when I used to have the title in question. My latest gaming regret is Dreamcast shooter Cannon Spike, which was the final game to release on the doomed SEGA console in Europe. (At least […]

The classic British WWII film In Which We Serve, released in 1942 and co-directed by Noël Coward and David Lean, is now available on BBC iPlayer. Based on the real-life exploits of Captain Lord Louis Mountbatten, the film follows the crew of the British naval destroyer HMS Torrin as they survive the sinking of their […]

She liked waiting for the wave more than riding the wave. Facing the cliffs, straddling the board, her hips finding the up-and­ down rhythm of the surface. Riding it like a horse, making her think about Kaupo Boy when she was a child. There was a reverence to the moment before the next set came […]

You know what time it is: Limp Bizkit are back to keep on rollin’. And this time, they’re going big. The American rockers have just confirmed what may be their biggest UK tour of all time with Loserville 2025. With songs such as Rollin’, Break Stuff, Nookie and Behind Blue Eyes, they are almost certainly […]

Ant Middleton in London last month (Image: Adam Gerrard / Sunday Express) HE HAS SERVED in some of the world’s toughest regiments – 9 Para, the Royal Marines, the Special Boat Service. And surprisingly, Ant Middleton says lessons he learned on the battlefield helped prepare him to tackle the sequin-spangled salsas, sambas and shimmies of […]