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'It's World Cup year - and I aim to join the greats', says Wayne Rooney

Wayne Rooney
The Times
By Oliver Holt
29 June 2009

Wayne Rooney believes that he can fill the void left by Cristiano Ronaldo’s departure from Manchester United provided that Sir…

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Gael Garcia Bernal: from Guevara to football

Gael Garcia Bernal
The Times
By Kevin Maher
25 June 2009

The Most Handsome Man in the World (possibly) is in no danger of being typecast — but he finds politics…

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Nina Bawden's Carrie’s War heads for the stage

Nina Bawden
The Times
By Valerie Grove
24 June 2009

The “disgraceful and disappointing” news last week that there will be no public inquiry into the Potters Bar rail crash…

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Antony Gormley, the puppet master

Anthony Gormley
The Times
By Kate Muir
20 June 2009

Over 100 days, 2,400 people will become statues in Trafalgar Square in a living artwork conceived by Antony Gormley. Kate…

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Transfomer's Michael Bay goes for fewer bangs for his bucks

Michael Bay
The Times
By Kevin Maher
18 June 2009

As his new Transformers epic is unleashed, the much-reviled monarch of the mega blockbuster is thinking of calming down. Pity…

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Peter Blake — Wallflower at the Sixties party

Peter Blake
The Times
By Hugo Rifkind
17 June 2009

You know that you must be in the presence of Pop Art greatness when you are standing in what looks…

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Psychoville: the new home of horror comedy

Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith
The Times
By Stephen Dalton
15 June 2009

Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith, half of the League of Gentlemen, have moved to Psychoville, the new home of horror…

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Pendulum: the kings of loud just got louder

Pendulum
The Times
By Craig McLean
12 June 2009

The moshpit sensation Pendulum are back from a world tour for another summer of head-exploding festival gigs

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Real Food Pioneer: Terry Laybourne

Terry Laybourne
The Times
By Nick Wyke
10 June 2009

Restaurateur and chef Terry Laybourne praises Northumberland's larder and dislikes unused recipe books

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Jim Bailey
The Times
By Susie Boyt
10 June 2009

I am sitting in the front row of the Leicester Square Theatre on twin red plush tip-up seats with Jim…

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Podcast: Mark Mobius

The Times
8 June 2009

The manager of Templeton Emerging Markets Trust is betting on China and Brazil to lead global share prices upwards. To…

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Sam Mendes: how Kate Winslet and the kids have helped me slow down

Sam Mendes
The Times
By Benedict Nightingale
6 June 2009

Sam Mendes is a great director on stage and screen but he's also a family man - and an ace…

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Matt Lucas on fame, body image and relationships

Matt Lucas
The Times
By Robert Crampton
6 June 2009

Bald at 6, a father in prison... Matt Lucas’s childhood could read as a misery memoir. Yet it wasn’t quite…

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Malcolm Gladwell: 'I was an outsider many times over'

Malcolm Gladwell
The Times
By Naomi Wolf
6 June 2009

As the author of The Tipping Point, Blink and Outliers goes on UK tour, he discusses what turned him into…

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A most bizarre encounter with Marilyn Manson

Marilyn Manson
The Times
By Hugo Rifkind
5 June 2009

A friendly, forthcoming Marilyn Manson, conspicuous by his absinthe, talks about loose women, drugs and role models. Hopeless naif that…

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