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Did Sarkozy bully Dati back to work?
Did Rachida Dati, France's glamorous Justice Minister, return to work five days after giving birth to her daughter, Zohra, because of “bullying” by her boss,
President Nicolas Sarkozy? That's the charge laid by the French socialist politician Segolene Royal, who ran unsuccessfully against Sarkozy in the 2007... [continued]
People: Rachida Dati returns to work 
People: Is Nicolas Sarkozy’s brother the father of Rachida Dati’s child?
People: Rachida Dati faces Sarkozy’s axe
People: Bernard Laporte denies fathering Rachida Dati child
People: Dati at a garden party
Amis says novels are all about ‘masculinity’
Martin Amis, as reported here, has used some of his past romantic conquests as the inspiration for certain scenes and characters in his forthcoming novel, The Pregnant
Widow, which will be published this autumn. Far from summoning the lawyers, one of these, Emma Soames, Sir Winston Churchill's grand-daughter, appears... [continued]
People: Amis novel ponders past loves
People: Martin Amis and friends captured in their pomp in new exhibition
People: Martin Amis invisible in Manchester
Kate Winslet and Danny Boyle triumph in the Golden Globes
Kate Winslet (pictured with her husband, Sam Mendes) edged closer to realising her dream of winning an Oscar when she picked up two Golden Globes in Los Angeles last night
for best dramatic actress in Revolutionary Road and best supporting actress for The Reader. Winning the Globes,... [continued]
David Robson on the story of Revolutionary Road
Revolutionary Road trailer
The Reader trailer
Slumdog Millionaire trailer
Happy-Go-Lucky trailer
People: Kate Winslet leads the Brits in Golden Globe nominations
Prince Harry faces inquiry over film
Prince Harry (pictured) is facing an inquiry by his military superiors following the release of video footage in
which he called a fellow cadet at Sandhurst a "Paki" and said another colleague looked like a "raghead", a perjorative term widely used in the armed forces to describe Taliban... [continued]
People: Prince Harry attack foiled by BBC man
More speculation as Indy move delayed
Staff at Tony O'Reilly's beleagured Independent group of newspapers have been told that their move to the Daily Mail's offices at Kensington from their current home in the
shadow of the Canary Wharf tower has been put on hold until April. They were due to move in the next... [continued]
People: Tony O’Reilly’s Independent problem
In brief: Nicole Kidman takes the blame for Australia
Nicole Kidman (pictured) has accepted that her performance in Baz Luhrmann's epic film Australia was not all it might have been, saying that she
"squirmed" in her seat as she watched the Sydney premiere with her husband, Keith Urban. "I can't look at this movie and be proud of what... [continued]
People: Nicole Kidman braves the cold for Australia premiere
People: Kidman talks more about quitting acting
People: Nicole Kidman angers aborigines by playing the didgeridoo
American Transition: Two breeds left in the four-legged race
People: Bernie Madoff could have his bail revoked
People: Lily Allen marriage mystery
Danny Boyle drops Terry Pratchett movie
Despite winning four Golden Globes last night with his film Slumdog Millionaire, including a best picture award, it is not all smiles for Danny Boyle (pictured).
Along with the screenwriter Frank Cottrell Boyce he had been working on a movie adaptation of Sir Terry Pratchett's The Bromeliad trilogy, which tells... [continued]
People: Kate Winslet and Danny Boyle triumph in the Golden Globes
People: Spielberg films hit by credit crunch
Features: Pride of Spielberg takes a fall
Tony Blair designs bad medal
New light has been shed on Tony Blair's reluctance to collect the Congressional Gold Medal he was awarded in 2003 for his support of George Bush's war on terror and,
more controversially, the invasion of Iraq. It had been thought that he'd become in some way embarrassed by the gong,... [continued]
People: Tony Blair still won’t accept his Gold Medal
Daniel Craig snubs Jonathan Ross
Jonathan Ross is facing serious problems attracting movie stars to his BBC1 chat show, Friday Night with Jonathan Ross. According to the Sunday Telegraph,
Daniel Craig (pictured), who is currently promoting his World War Two movie Defiance, turned down an invitation to appear on the show because of his... [continued]
Kate Winslet and Danny Boyle triumph in Golden Globes
People: Gambaccini: Ross is an ‘icon of greed’
