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Out on DVD: Toast
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Recently broadcast on BBC One and based on the bestselling memoir of English food journalist and broadcaster Nigel Slater, biopic Toast comes to DVD later this month.
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ITV's Whitechapel recommissioned for third series
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ITV has announced crime drama Whitechapel which stars Rupert Penry-Jones and Phil Davis as detectives solving crimes inspired by legends of the East End, will return for a new run next year after two successful series drew audiences of up to 8.1 million. Also returning for the new six-part run next year is Steve Pemberton…
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Apple claims 100m iBook downloads
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Apple CEO Steve Jobs yesterday said the firm’s iBookstore had seen more than 100m ebooks downloaded since the iPad went on sale last year. Jobs, who was speaking at the launch of the updated iPad 2, also confirmed that Random House US would be adding its 17,000 ebooks to the store.
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Apple unveils iPad 2
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Apple yesterday unveiled the second generation of its iPad tablet which includes both front and rear facing cameras and a faster, dual-core processor. The revamped device, which is available in both black and white, was announced by Apple CEO Steve Jobs who returned from sick leave for the occasion. Contrasting the success of the first…
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Green light for Sky take-over
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Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation has been given the green light to buy out BSkyB’s other shareholders after agreeing to spin-off Sky news into an independent public limited company.
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Lost's Matthew Fox starring in new West End play
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In a Forest Dark and Deep is a new thriller starring Lost’s Matthew Fox and Olivia Williams which is playing at London’s Vaudeville theatre for 12 weeks from March 3rd. Written by Neil LaBute (Lakeview Terrace), the play is already being billed as one of 2011’s hottest tickets. On a dark and stormy night, all…