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  • Mongrels: Episode 6 preview

    Mongrels: Episode 6 preview

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    We’ve got a great new clip for episode 6 of BBC Three’s ‘multi-species’ comedy Mongrels which features five urban animals who hang out together in the back yard of an inner city pub. The line-up of characters features Nelson, a metrosexual fox; Destiny, a pretentious pedigree It-bitch Afghan hound; Marion, a freshly-neutered wannabe tomcat; Kali,…

  • Why does the BBC have an iPad news app but no Android one?

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    Smartphones are great devices but – no matter how much manufacturers say otherwise – their smallish screens aren’t ideal for prolonged web browsing of the sort many people do when reading news. So of course it makes sense to develop apps where they can make the maximum use of the device’s screen and any native…

  • BBC One's Sherlock – captivating, high class drama

    BBC One's Sherlock – captivating, high class drama

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    After his fairly lacklustre Doctor Who season 5 I’d started to wonder if Steve Moffat had lost his mojo – thankfully last night’s Sherlock (BBC One) proves that’s not the case. Witty, fast-paced, well directed and emotionally charged, Sherlock was everything Moffat’s debut Who series failed to be. It does however have one thing in…

  • Review: The A-Team

    Review: The A-Team

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    After a decade of rumours the A-Team finally arrive on the big screen with a new cast, headed by Liam Neeson as Hannibal, taking the mantle of the soldiers of fortune wronged by the US military. The film starts in Mexico where, for reasons it doesn’t seem to bother explaining, Hannibal and Face (Bradley Cooper)…

  • Amazon announces Kindle sales boost

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    For every 100 hardback books sold by Amazon.com over the past three months 143 Kindle eBooks have been sold, according to new figures released by the company today. The online retailer, which recently lowered the cost of its Kindle reader, says for the past month the figure increases to 180 digital books for every 100…

  • Pattinson's Remember Me comes to DVD & Blu-ray

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    Robert Pattinson’s romantic drama Remember Me comes to DVD & Blu-ray next week (26th July 2010) featuring a commentary with Pattinson and director Allen Coulter plus a special behind the scenes featurette. The film is Pattinson’s first major role outside The Twilight Saga and seesn him playing Tyler, a rebellious young man in New York…