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Film - Sandler
Double trouble
Adam Sandler's films have grossed billions at the box office and he's scored big in America once again with his new film Jack And Jill, which is released in the UK on Friday, February 3. The Hollywood actor talks about playing both titular roles, brushing off Al Pacino's advances and how he hopes his latest film might stop his family talking to him.
By Susan Griffin
(1179 words)
Health - Visiting
Care in your community
Finding time to see loved ones in hospital can be difficult at the best of times, especially when visiting hours are short and hospital parking charges high. Lisa Salmon finds out how to make the best of your visits, with advice from the Patients Association and creators of new website justvisiting.com.
(962 words)
Interiors - Nursery
A design for life
Singer Beyonce and her husband Jay-Z have reportedly splashed out £1 million on their new baby's nursery including a diamante encrusted high chair. Gabrielle Fagan finds out how to kit out a celeb-style room for your little star.
(1272 words)
TV - Penry Jones
Rupert's having a dead good time
Dashing actor Rupert Penry-Jones is back on the small screen in a new series of ITV1's Whitechapel, starting on Monday, January 30. He opens up about fatherhood and putting his Hollywood hopes behind him.
By Kate Whiting and Chloe Morgan
(1291 words)
Travel - Turkey Boating
All-action Turkish delights
With activity holidays surging in popularity, David Wilcock heads to Turkey to learn how to sail.
(1216 words)
Coming Soon:
In film, Viggo Mortensen reveals how he got inside the mind of Sigmund Freud ahead of the release of A Dangerous Method. In TV, the host of dating show Take Me Out, comedian Paddy MacGuinness, explains why he's not one to give dating tips and Brit actor Michael Socha talks about the pain of playing a werewolf in the fourth series of supernatural show Being Human.
Elsewhere, X Factor runner-up Marcus Collins reveals why he's happier than ever and can't wait for people to hear his music, Loose Women host Andrea McLean talks about the break-up of her second marriage to builder Steve Toms, as her autobiography, Confessions Of A Good Girl, is published and there are quick-fire chats with Eternal Law actor Ukweli Roach and the 'Hotel Inspector' Alex Polizzi.
Plus, look out for lifestyle features themed around Valentine's Day.
