Return of the master
Pete Sampras
The Independent
By Paul Newman
3 December 2008
The world's most successful tennis player became bored with retirement so he is back in London to play competitively again.…
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The snapper the stars still come out for
Dave Hogan
The Independent
By Rob Sharp
1 December 2008
From Madonna to De Niro, celebrity lensman Dave Hogan has snapped a galaxy of stars, but the fight to get…
Question Time: Lorraine Candy
Lorraine Candy
The Independent
By Sophie Morris
1 December 2008
Lorraine Candy, the sassy and gorgeous former half marathon runner and one-time reporter on the Wimbledon News, has been editor-in-chief…
Despite 'Manuelgate', Radio 5 Live's controller risks playing it for laughs
Adrian van Klaveren
The Independent
By Ian Burrell
1 December 2008
Adrian van Klaveren, the station's new boss, wants comedy on the network, he tells Ian Burrell. Comedy hasn't been a…
My Life In Travel: Frank Skinner, comedian
Frank Skinner
The Independent
By Sophie Lam
29 November 2008
First holiday memory? As a child, I only remember two family holidays that were longer than day trips to Weston-super-Mare…
Robinho: Born in Brazil... made for Manchester
Robinho
The Independent
By Ian Herbert
29 November 2008
He made his name with Santos, found fame and fortune with Real Madrid, then astonished the footballing world by joining…
'If I'd known what a progressive brain disease could do for your PR profile I may have had one earlier'
Terry Pratchett
The Independent
By Deborah Orr
29 November 2008
Terry Pratchett: 'If I'd known what a progressive brain disease could do for your PR profile I may have had…
My Secret Life: Lauren Laverne, TV & radio presenter, 30
Lauren Laverne
The Independent
By Charlotte Philby
29 November 2008
The home I grew up in... was packed to the rafters with books and instruments; we once counted 18 stringed…
Hot and cold
Henning Mankell
The Independent
By Gerard Gilbert
29 November 2008
He is revered as a crime writer in Sweden – and as a theatre director in Mozambique. Now his greatest…
'I often write about my faults'
Sue Townsend
The Independent
By Christina Patterson
28 November 2008
The tortuous life of Adrian Mole reflects the feelings and doubts of his creator, Sue Townsend. She talks to Christina…
The ties that bind
Glasvegas
The Independent
By Elisa Bray
28 November 2008
Glasvegas have been called the best new band in Britain, but despite the meteoric rise in fame that saw them…
'I've never been babe material'
Sigourney Weaver
The Independent
By Gaynor Flynn
28 November 2008
Really? Sci-fi fans wouldn't agree – and the alien-battling Ripley launched a stellar career. It's hard to believe that Sigourney…
'I'd no idea I was able to direct'
Michael Grandage
The Independent
By Alice Jones
28 November 2008
He is the man with the theatrical Midas touch, a director without a flop to his name, but he wanted…
I might as well go home if we go out, says Scolari
Luiz Felipe Scolari
The Independent
27 November 2008
Luiz Felipe Scolari said last night that he might as well quit and return to Brazil if his team cannot…
First there was Warhol’s iconic Interview magazine. Then there was Access Interviews.com...
Glenn O’Brien
The Independent
By Ian Burrell
24 November 2008
As ‘Interview’ approaches its 40th anniversary, Ian Burrell hears how the magazine famous for its celebrity covers was way ahead…
