May Luminary: Rose Hulse, Founder of ScreenHits TV Talks Bridgerton, Love on a Scottish Grouse Moor, Africa and The New Golden Age in Television

Rose Hulse the founder and CEO of ScreenHits TV is the May Luminary Interview. Rose talks Bridgerton, Shonda Rhimes, setting foot on African soil, how to be a lionheart entrepreneur and what it takes to make a bi-racial marriage work as the wife of an English aristocrat.

Hayfever - How to Beat it with Herbs, Teas and Food as Medicine

A Girl in a Wildflower Meadow Looking at Echinacea FlowersThe Hayfever season is here, causing misery and uncomfortable symptoms for millions of people who react to an increased concentration of pollens from flowers, plants and grasses in the air we breathe. It doesn't have to be a time

Andie MacDowell - From Greystoke to Four Weddings and a Funeral, Cuckoo and Maid

Happy birthday to Andie MacDowell writes arts journalist Alison Jane Reid. The actress was the ultimate, unattainable dreamgirl opposite Hugh Grant in Four Weddings and a Funeral, artistic trailer trash in Maid and a piece of wacky, inspired casting in the British comedy Cuckoo.

Mr Darcy, Bridgerton, Sanditon and the Power, Mayhem and Mythology of The Romantic Hero and a Wet White Regency Shirt!

Mr Darcy is back! Twenty Seven years after Colin Firth emerged from his lake at Pemberley, in that celebrated wet, white Regency shirt writes arts and culture journalist Alison Jane as she explores the reinvention of Darcy in Bridgerton and Sanditon.

It's Witchcraft! Happy Birthday to Elizabeth Montgomery Our Favourite Witch!

It's Witchcraft! How we want to be Elizabeth Montgomery, the sixties actress, activist and star of the cult comedy Bewitched writes arts and entertainment journalist Alison Jane Reid.

Murina - The Dazzling Coming of Age Seaside Film Noir Starring Gracija Filipovic

Murina, the Camera d'Or film debut by director Antoneta Alamat Kusijanovic is a shimmering, unsettling film debut that explores coming of age and male violence in Splash's dark sister writes arts journalist Alison Jane Reid.

The Sanditon 2 Review

Sanditon is Back! Arts Journalist Alison Jane Reid writes about the arrival of Ben Lloyd-Hughes in Sanditon 2 as a deeply emotional Mr Darcy archetype who is better suited to Jane Austen's legacy and ideal of the flawed romantic hero.
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