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Blood and Honey: are we ready for the Winnie the Pooh horror film?

The first trailer for the violent slasher that reimagines the world of AA Milne is somehow even wilder than expected

The Guardian - US

The game’s Bond: the making of Nintendo classic GoldenEye 007

The beloved shooter proved movie tie-ins didn’t have to be mediocre. Twenty-five years on from its release, its creators tell how they put Pierce Brosnan into 8 million bedrooms

The Guardian - UK

‘I avoid them whenever possible’: the children’s authors who don’t like kids

Raymond Briggs is the latest in a long line of writers revealed to have had little interest in children

The Guardian - UK

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Family-friendly summer adventures: 10 of the best in the south-east of England

Whether it’s picnics inspired by Winnie-the-Pooh, underground skateparks or animal farms, there’s plenty for families to do during the warmer months – all easily accessible by train

The Guardian - UK

Winnie The Pooh Turned Into Horror Film; Could Mickey Mouse Be Next?

Pooh, Piglet, Tigger and friends often spark memories of joy and children loving the characters created by A.A. Milne. The Hundred Acre wood characters are being turned into a horror film thanks to the franchise entering the public domain. Here are the details.

Benzinga

Winnie the Pooh horror film sees Pooh and Piglet kill and eat Eeyore as characters enter Public Domain

Thanks to A.A. Milne's copyright ending at the start of this year, Pooh and Piglet are now on a murderous rampage

Bristol Post

Oh, bother. What have they done to Pooh?

This horrific take on A.A. Milne's classic childhood tale of a honey gobbling bear and his friends is ... upsetting

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Blow ups get a glow up: how balloons went posh

The humble balloon has had a glitzy makeover, moving from children’s party favourite to the centrepiece of eye-catching events hosted by Insta-savvy influencers. Emma Beddington takes a deep breath… and finds out what is going on

The Guardian - UK

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