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Hanif Kureishi RSS feedWhere is the novelist to do our city justice?
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Dickens’s novels seemed to encapsulate the entire city and London became the central character of his work2009-07-31T07:17:58ZFundamentalism lacks real depth in The Black Album
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Hanif Kureishi has done neither himself nor his subject matter many favours in adapting The Black Album for stage.2009-07-21T23:00:00ZOur migrants’ great gift to this city - literature
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Arguments over the consequences of immigration are furious and frequent. But it has another, less-noticed, result: it fertilises literature2009-06-02T07:32:54ZSound check: My word! It's a rap
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Rising MC Speech Debelle is the latest performer to bring music to Bookslam, the literary nightclub that's breaking new ground.2009-05-22T10:57:22ZBeing a writer is a poor choice of job
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Colm Toibin has revealed that the best thing about being a writer is: “The money. I never knew there would be money ... [writing] has nothing to do with enjoyment”2009-03-04T12:26:21ZSome inside jobs in Writers' Rooms
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Eamonn McCabe invites us into private worlds in Writers' Rooms where the secrets of creativity, memories of agonies and inspirations are stored.2008-12-04T00:00:00ZMixed bag at Latitude
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Latitude, this year proving itself as much an arts as a music festival, has doubled in size since its tentative beginning in 2006.2008-07-20T23:00:00ZStop writing if you must - but we won't stop reading
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It is the ultimate literary scare story: the Society of Authors has said its 8,500 members are so worried about declining incomes because of internet publishing that they may stop writing books. Is this a threat or a prediction?2008-04-01T07:47:12ZAn enduring lust for life
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2008-02-29T09:35:31ZNo threats could stop me making Brick Lane
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Sarah Gavron, director of British film Brick Lane, explains why she went ahead with the controversial adaptation.2007-10-30T12:38:46ZDVDs of the week
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Peter O'Toole's Oscar-nominated role in Venus, a strong take on terrorism in Catch A Fire and a compilation from Roxy Music are among the DVDs of the week.2007-07-23T23:00:00ZFrom Gormley to Kylie, he's done them all
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British dancer and choreographer Akram Khan talks to writer Hanif Kureishi about dance, artistic creation and cultural identity at the National Portrait Gallery.2007-06-13T09:05:30ZThe queen and I
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He took home an Evening Standard film award this week and is up for 10 Oscars, yet Stephen Frears isn't sure why his royal drama is such a hit. Maybe because it's about British dottiness, he says.2007-02-08T15:23:39ZLife in the old dog yet
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Fine acting performances can't transcend Venus, a film that hovers between near farce and tragi-comedy without ever landing on a convincing level.2007-01-25T00:00:00ZLast of the hellraisers
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Peter O'Toole is the great survivor of that generation of hard-living actors. All good preparation for his new role, he tells Nick Curtis.2007-01-23T12:02:32ZHollywood's new royalty
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After the Golden Globe successes and record growth in the British film industry, we name our top 50 major players.2007-01-16T11:56:12ZWill the Brits get the gongs?
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British actors have put in some prizewinnning performances this year. They'll get Oscar nominations, just don't expect them all to win.2006-12-21T11:06:23ZDame Helen crowned queen of film awards
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Dame Helen Mirren has been crowned queen of the British Independent Film awards after receiving a special award for film achievement.2006-11-30T10:00:25ZOne foot in the door, the other in the grave
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Any film with Peter O'Toole and Leslie Phillips ought at least to have a modicum of entertainment in it and Roger Michell and Hanif Kureishi's comedy Venus certainly has that.2006-10-19T23:00:00ZAn unreel line-up
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The 50th London Film Festival kicks off with its usual flashbulb-popping flair, as British stars stud the red carpet for The Last King Of Scotland at Odeon Leicester Square.2006-10-18T10:46:30ZLondon Film Festival highlights
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Derek Malcolm chooses his highlights from the recently announced 50th London Film Festival line up.2006-09-14T15:40:08Z