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Why are organisational cover-ups so common?

The TV dramatisation of the UK Horizon Post Office scandal evoked outrage and disbelief. However, as another example of dysfunctional organisational behaviour, it was expected rather than exceptional.

The Conversation

32 fun and random facts about Albert Einstein

Albert Einstein was much more than a scientific genius. From his political beliefs to his hatred of socks, here are 32 facts about Einstein you might not have heard before.

LiveScience

The Most Iconic Moments in Oscars History

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TV tonight: Outlander’s Richard Rankin is the new Rebus

Ian Rankin’s mercurial detective is back in a fresh reimagining. Plus: more fun with Ncuti Gatwa’s Doctor. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

A Banquet to Inception: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Ruth Paxton’s psychological horror is a gut-wrencher, and Leonardo DiCaprio invades your dreams in the Christopher Nolan gobsmacker. You’ve not lived until you’ve seen a Paris arrondissement fold in on itself …

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TV tonight: paranoia and perils in an intense cold war drama

Spy/Master follows a dictator’s right-hand man on the run. Plus, the gripping finale of Traces. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Unfrosted to Old: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Jerry Seinfeld’s origin story of Pop-Tarts is a riotous comedy full of starry cameos, and M Night Shyamalan’s thriller about a secret beach has all the twists you would expect from the maker of The Sixth Sense

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TV tonight: Norway’s favourite detective is back solving murders

William Wisting has a murder and a missing child on his hands. Plus: it’s been 30 years since Kurt Cobain died. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

BlackBerry and Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Thrills abound in a smart, funny tale of mobile phone innovation, while Zack Snyder’s space opera returns for an epic battle

The Guardian - UK

More than a contender: Marlon Brando’s greatest performances – ranked!

Lovers, fighters … and gangsters? On the centenary of the actor’s birth, we pick out his greatest roles

The Guardian - UK

Is it just me, or was the silent era the best for comedy?

A Total Film writer on why laughs were louder before sound...

Total Film

Robert Downey Jr.’s awards history at the Oscars

Has Robert Downey Jr. ever won an Academy Award?

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Exploring The Top 10 Comedy Kings And Queens

Discover 10 comedy legends who have shaped the world of humor, from Charlie Chaplin to Tina Fey.

Top News

Children’s film festival to begin on March 3 in Vizianagaram

VIZIANAGARAM Children Film Festival Society presents first-ever festival screening classic movies for kids, promoting quality pictures.

The Hindu

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Star Wars C-3PO head could fetch a million dollars at Hollywood props auction

Film and TV memorabilia from movies including Grease, Braveheart, X-Men and Back To The Future will go under the hammer

Cinemablend

32 Amazing Biopics Everyone Should See

Who doesn't love a good biopic? Sometimes its about learning some interesting history, sometimes it's just about an amazing performance, but the best ones have both.

The Guardian - UK

In 1924, cinema was hailed as an agent of world peace. Has it failed?

A century ago, the new artform was welcomed as an harbinger of universal harmony. Although it’s been pressed into service for darker aims since, some of that utopian spirit survives

Evening Standard

OPINION - Kate Moss at 50: there's a reason she will always be the poster girl for London

Ask Londoners what they know about Croydon and here’s what they definitely won’t say: Croydon has white cliffs (who knew?); it was originally a centre for saffron cultivation (who cares?); Charlie Chaplin was once kidnapped at Croydon Airport (the weirdest thing here is that Croydon used to have an airport).…

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‘His success was rammed down my throat’: Charlie Chaplin’s son Michael on fame, failure and finding peace

He was the son of the most famous man in the world, a runaway hippy, a failed pop singer and then a goat farmer. Now, Michael J Chaplin is publishing the novel it took him decades to write

The Independent UK

Robert Downey Jr says his ‘best work’ as Iron Man ‘went a little bit unnoticed’

Actor said he ‘felt so exposed’ after leaving Marvel franchise

The Guardian - US

‘Change is a bad word’: the roaring 20s never died at these decadent LA bars

The martinis might no longer be 50¢, but you can still party like it’s 1923 in a city where glamor never went out of style

The Guardian - UK

From Kurt to Elvis, JFK and more, what movies did stars see just before they died?

For Franz Kafka, it was The Kid. For Stanley Kubrick, it was the trailer to Eyes Wide Shut. But what about Cobain, Presley and Kennedy? Artist Stanley Schtinter talks us through his revelatory new project

The Hindu

Seven films to be screened as part of IFFK’s anti-colonisation package

IFFK to screen 7 films in anti-colonisation package, incl. Mujib, Omar, Degrade, Crescendo, Paths of Glory, Thin Red Line, Great Dictator. Package in solidarity with Palestine. Mujib is biopic on Bangladesh's founding father; Omar tells story of Palestinian youth scaling West Bank wall; Degrade about 2 hairdressers in Gaza; Crescendo…

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5 classic Max movies with 100% on Rotten Tomatoes

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As a DVD collector, the Criterion Collection sale is always a can't miss opportunity

The Criterion Collection sale is bi-annual and always gets me buying up a classic movie DVD or two to celebrate.

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