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ALBUM: NME Presents The Essential Bands, Fe..

Written by: Staff WriterPosted on: 18 Jun 2007

The writing might be rubbish nowadays, but you can always rely on the NME to…
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DVD: A Touch of Spice

Written by: Staff WriterPosted on: 14 Jun 2007

A young boy called Fanis becomes a man through the tutelage his grandfather gives him…
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DVD: Nina's Tragedies

Written by: Mike ShawPosted on: 14 Jun 2007

Nadav may only be 14, but he’s deeply in love with his beautiful aunt, Nina…
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DVD: Lila Says

Written by: Staff WriterPosted on: 14 Jun 2007

French-Arab Chimo is a self-described loser, content to hang around with his slacker friends instead…
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DVD: The Purifiers

Written by: Mike ShawPosted on: 14 Jun 2007

After the break-down of society as we know it and the failure of various government…
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INTERVIEW: Andrew Lawrence

Written by: Staff WriterPosted on: 12 Jun 2007

Comedy is a funny thing. One minute you’re telling a few jokes to your friends,…
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SINGLE: Idlewild – A Ghost In The Arc..

Written by: Staff WriterPosted on: 10 Jun 2007

Idlewild have long been one of those dependable bands. You can always rely on their…
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INTERVIEW: Tim Minchin

Written by: Staff WriterPosted on: 05 Jun 2007

Australian comedians don’t normally get much coverage over in the UK, so when one comes…

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Dee Pilgrim

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Dee always knew she wanted to make her living from writing and so trained as a journalist before working for a variety of music and women’s titles including Sounds, Company, Cosmopolitan, Ms London, New Woman, and Girl About Town. After going freelance she concentrated on celebrity interviews and film, theatre, music and restaurant reviews. Her love of film goes back to her very first cinema experience at the age of five when her mother took her to see Bambi. She cried. At one time she was the Film Editor for NOW magazine and also the secretary for the film section of the Critics’ Circle and the celebrity coordinator for its annual film awards’ event. She has written a number of books for teenagers through Trotman Publishing, including five Real Life Guides to vocational careers (including Carpentry, Plumbing and Catering), and also three books on Real Life Issues (Money, Bereavement and Self Harm). Her favourite film is still Bladerunner. More articles