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Film - Smith
Where there's a Will
Will Smith first donned the Men In Black suit and shades 15 years ago and now he's back with Men In Black III (released on Friday, May 25). The actor reveals why he wanted to take a risk and revisit the franchise.
By Kate Whiting
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TV - Humperdinck
Eurovision's got the Hump
Engelbert Humperdinck's flying the flag for the UK at this year's Eurovision Song Contest. Ahead of the semi-finals on BBC Three on Tuesday, May 22, the veteran crooner reveals what he thinks of his chances and why, despite decades in the business, he still feels the nerves.
By Susan Griffin
(1158 words)
Music - The Enemy
The Enemy within
Coventry's finest The Enemy are back with a new album Streets In The Sky, released on Monday, May 21, the same day they begin a UK tour. The trio Tom, Andy and Liam talk to Andy Welch about their fourth album, why they took time off before recording it and reflect on the state of guitar music.
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Travel - Japan
Yin and yang in Japan
Mike Hornby finds his bearings in one of the most bustling cities in the world - Tokyo - on an exciting Japanese jaunt.
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Health - Internet
Beware of Dr Google
As a survey shows one in four British women have misdiagnosed a health problem on the internet, doctors discuss the disadvantages and benefits of consulting Dr Google.
By Lisa Salmon
(1153 words)
Coming soon:
This week in film, we're getting a sneak preview of what to expect from the Alien prequel Prometheus, from director Ridley Scott.
In TV, Sir David Attenborough explains how he's had a 60-year career in broadcasting, before his new series Kingdom Of Plants 3D begins on Sky, and Griff Rhys Jones reveals what he likes about getting older, as he returns to screens.
Chocolat author Joanne Harris talks about her latest novel, and why she doubts it will get the Hollywood treatment, chef Levi Roots shares some sizzling barbecue recipes and Andy Welch looks at the music festivals coming this summer.
Plus we have quick-fire chats with actress Patsy Kensit and actor Michael Biehn. In lifestyle, we're discovering global fashion, the best suncare for the summer and coastal home style.
