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I remember how excited I was when the movie FM came out back in 1978. At last, here promised to be a really hip movie about the growth of freeform Rock radio and the commercial pressures that threatened and destroyed it.

Bright Star, the new movie about Keats, has ruined him for me. It's not the first time and it certainly won't be the last Ben Whishaw in Bright Star Photograph: c.Pathe/Everett / Rex Features On Sunday I did the bad thing again.

It's a few weeks before Christmas, and love is in the air in England for the ensemble cast that includes Hugh Grant, Bill Nighy, Colin Firth, Liam Neeson, Alan Rickman, Emma Thompson, Laura Linney, and Kiera Knightley.

Hugh Grant said most of his films leave him feeling 'suicidal'. The 'Love Actually' actor told how when he has saw the first cuts of a number of his films - which include the hugely successful 'Bridget Jones's Diary' and 'Notting Hill'- he felt so bad about his performances he wanted to die.

Nicholas Hoult: 'A Single Man' The English actor Nicholas Hoult has been working in film and television since he was 6. American audiences may know him for his role as Marcus, the put-upon, round-cheeked 12-year-old who tenderized Hugh Grant 's heartless playboy in the 2002 romantic comedy "About a Boy." Since then, thanks to snagging the alpha ...

Actress Heather Graham invited a group of her 'From Hell' co-stars to dinner - and they fell ill with food poisoning.

I can only presume that the British calendar is so uniquely screwy that it allows for a Christmas movie to open a week after Halloween.

In a world increasingly eaten up with chain restaurants, Tom's Deli in the Notting Hill section of London is a welcome relief to a hungry traveler.

We reported on Wednesday the news that plans to make a film about the relationship between Edwina Mountbatten and Jawaharlal Nehru had been put on hold.

Imaginative art and set decoration, lively costumes, witty dialogue, and nifty special effects are all backdrop to Glenn Close's tour de force as Cruella De Vil.

Most Americans only know Carey Mulligan , as the girl who is dating Shia LaBeouf and costarring with him in the upcoming, " Wall Street ," sequel.

News that British film-makers planned to lift the lid on one of the most sensitive chapters of the last days of the Raj the love affair between Edwina Mountbatten and Jawaharlal Nehru sent waves of panic through the modern-day Indian establishment when it was announced earlier this month.

It's official: Another technology bites the dust. In the breakroom at work, there is a table where co-workers jettison merchandise: Surplus office supplies, back copies of "Better Homes and Garden" magazine, an unopened roll of non-adhesive shelf liner -- stuff they no longer want but can't bear to trash.

WILL Whitehorn, the president of Virgin Galactic, is urging Scottish companies to "boldly go" where no-one has gone before.

Breast cancer crusader Kristin Hallenga will soon feel at home at No10 - she's been invited back again tomorrow.

This week, David Letterman told fans of his late-night show that he had sexual relationships with female employees and that someone tried to extort $2 million from him over the affairs, and CBS says an employee has been charged with attempted grand larceny in the case.

This small flat in Fulham was where things really kicked off for Liz Hurley in the late Eighties.

FOUR Weddings And A Funeral fop Hugh Grant has confessed he's turned into a monster prima donna.

Sarah Jessica Parker is one busy lady! In addition to shooting the second 'Sex and the City' movie, she has a new film about to hit theaters with Hugh Grant as her co-star. It's called 'Did You Hear About The Morgans,' and it's a romantic comedy about a couple who end up in the witness protection program in Wyoming.

What would Love, Actually have looked like without the London setting and wry acting ensemble? If instead of Emma Thompson, Hugh Grant and Bill Nighy, it had starred Bradley Cooper, Julia Roberts and Jessica Biel? And if it was -- instead of from the writer of Four Weddings and a Funeral -- "from the director of Pretty Woman"? Yes, it would ...