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Balmain partners with Channel 4 for five-part drama series to present collection

OLIVIER Rousteing has never been afraid of shaking things up. Following the rules may not be his forte, but the Creative Director of Balmain doesn’t seek to shock for the sake of shocking. Instead, the French designer believes that the regimented fashion industry can do with a little injection of

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Glass interviews British actor Saffron Burrow

  Hackney-native Saffron Burrows first emerged on the acting scene at the age of 17, formerly trying her hand at

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From Lloyd Webber to War and Peace: Jessie Buckley speaks to Glass

Growing up in a musical family, there’s no surprise that Jessie Buckley started acting at an early age. Recently finishing

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Midlands to Midsomer: Glass interviews Manjinder Virk

Manjinder Virk is a name worth remembering. She’s the kind of actress who has been quietly laying the foundation for

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Guy Burnet – from Hollyoaks to Hollywood

Guy Burnet fell into acting as a teenager, when he was given a part in the UK soap opera, Hollyoaks.

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Glass speaks with heart-throb Juan Pablo Raba on the release of The 33

Writhing, screaming, violently rocking. A petulant alcoholic trapped for over a week underground in a partially collapsed mine, for whom

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Glass meets actor and producer Michaela Conlin, star of US hit TV show Bones

Few can boast a lifetime of doing what they love and following their greatest passion and actor and producer Michaela

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Eugene O’Neill’s The Hairy Ape, at The Old Vic, London reviewed

Things have changed at The Old Vic. The freshly painted foyer with its pink neon sign Dare, Always Dare illuminating

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Antonia Campbell-Hughes – the actor who’s thinking her way to the top …

Taste the difference. The actor who’s thinking her way to the top … The first thing that strikes me about

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Glass talks with two-time Tony Award nominee Stark Sands

An exclusive interview with the star of the new Minority Report TV series Before there was Tom Cruise in Steven

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