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Hugh Bonneville is simply a delight as he tells the stories that make up his memoir. For they really are a series of stories rather than a very linear start-to-finish biography, and I think the overall book is the stronger for it. It's a format that clear plays to Hugh's strengths, both as a writer and narrator. It comes off as being very natural and flowing, much like Hugh's narration. The View's executive producer Brian Teta squirms live on air as Joy Behar FINALLY reveals the real reason why she was 'fired' from daytime show Fans joke that Janelle Monáe UPSTAGED the Queen of Halloween Heidi Klum by dressing up in THIS incredible costume Pictured: British mother, 66, found stabbed to death in her picture postcard Italy home in crime that stunned expat community - as police hunt for her missing partner

Disgraced ex King Juan Carlos of Spain attends his granddaughter Princess Leonor's 18th birthday party after returning from Dubai Diddy transforms into Batman as he arrives at Halloween party in a Batmobile whileChloe Bailey channels Mrs. Incredible in a PVC one-pieceRobbie Williams reveals he once 'slashed his wrists' in a bid to end his life and didn't sleep for 144 HOURS during battle with drink and drugs Playing Under the Piano, published by Little, Brown in October 2022, is Hugh’s first book, reflecting on three decades of trying not to bump into the furniture. A nation of wheeler dealers: Half who sold a car online did so to an online buying service... and three-quarters were HAPPY with the experience!

Anvari, who impressed with his layered 2016 ghost story Under the Shadow, delivers a slightly more cohesive film than his last, the ungainly English-language debut Wounds – a moody and well-made yet poorly written horror about an evil phone – but still misses the target he so effortlessly hit with his first. The last few scenes in particular are bafflingly off-key, with an on-the-nose use of Everybody Wants to Rule the World by Tears for Fears leading the credits, at the end of a film that claims to have said something profound but leaves us struggling to hear what it might be. Bonneville’s performance will linger, the film not so much. Pixie Geldof looks typically stylish in a plunging knit jumper as she joins Gugu Mbatha-Raw at the opening event ofSézane inMaryleboneBig Brother icon Helen Adams pictured 22 years after her ditsy antics and romance with Paul Clarke shot her to fame on the reality show Robbie Williams strips down to his pants to show off his weight loss while getting a spray tan - after revealing he is dealing with the'manopause'

Ariana Grande is mobbed by fans as she arrives to watch her boyfriend Ethan Slater in Spamalot before leaving with friend wearing paper crown Revealed: Initial tests 'indicate Matthew Perry's death was not the result of a fentanyl or meth overdose with neither drug found in his system' Kelly Clarkson, 41, shows off her slender shape in a denim dress when chatting up Priscilla star Jacob Elordi

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