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(Not) Everyone's A Film Critic - ep4 - The Batman, Robert Pattinson and outlandish Christopher Nolan critiques!

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Graham Falk and David Hepburn discuss the latest The Batman, Dave makes shares some Outlandish Christopher Nolan thoughts, and gives us list of his favourite films from Glasgow Film Fest after a completing a mammoth 34 films in a week.

(Not) Everyone's A Film Critic - ep8 - Stanley Kubrick exhibition review, Kimi reaction and Sam Rockwell on Broadway

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The Not Everyone's A Film Critic team have been away for a fortnight thanks to holiday's that coincide with one another, but they are back with a suitcase full of film based tales from our jaunt abroad.<br /><br />We discuss the films we have saw this week, King Richard and Kimi, while we also delve into the interesting topic of film tourism. <br /><br />Dave chats his visit to the outstanding sounding Stanley Kubrick exhibition in Madrid, while<br />Graham reviews his visit to the Joker Stairs in the NYC, while he also gives his thoughts on Sam Rockwell's performance on Broadway which he was lucky enough to catch.

1,000 Barbie dolls and counting: Superfan loves new Margot Robbie and Ryan Reynolds movie

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A Barbie fanatic who has 1,000 of the dolls in her collection “absolutely loved” the new film.<br /><br />Clare Rawling, 42, who saw a pre-release screening which left her in tears with its “lovely touches” - and references to the doll’s vintage era.<br /><br />The mum has forked out thousands of pounds on dolls and accessories spanning six decades.<br /><br />She also boasts a brilliant collection of outfits, props and sets which she plays with by arranging them in scenarios and taking pictures for social media.<br /><br />Clare, who saw the film on Monday with a friend in London, praised Margot Robbie and Ryan Reynolds' real-life performances of Barbie and Ken as "spot on".<br /><br />And she said fans should be ready for a few “twists and turns” in the movie, which left her feeling emotional about her love for the 'plastic fantastic' icon.

Arielle Free’s Tour de Dance challenge comes to Leeds

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BBC Radio 1’s Early Morning Presenter undertakes her cycle and DJ challenge for Comic Relief’s Red Nose Day in Leeds.

Arnold Schwarzenegger filmed filling pothole on his street

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Barbenheimer - Barbie and Oppenheimer reviewed in full, which is better?

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<br />NEAFC<br />Graham and Dave discuss the year's biggest releases so far - Barbie and Oppenheimer.<br /><br />Are they any good? Will they win the Oscars? And which one is better?<br />

Barbenheimer cosplay: Barbie meets Oppenheimer in quirky costume

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A cosplayer has designed the perfect outfit for cinephiles attending back-to-back screenings of Barbie and Oppenheimer.<br /><br />Lillian Isley, 33, who has been cosplaying for more than 15 years, was inspired by the much-hyped showdown between Greta Gerwig’s Barbie and Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer.<br /><br />Ahead of the releases of the two cinematic titans on Friday, Lillian designed the perfect outfit for the 'Barbenheimer' experience.<br /><br />The self-confessed nerd re-created Cillian Murphy's Oppenheimer suit and combined it with the bright-pink colours associated with Barbie.<br /><br />Horticulturist Lillian spent less than £77 ($100) making the garment, which took her a week. Video via SWNS.

Battle of the Bands final

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TK Maxx presents The Lytham Festival joined forces with The Blackpool Gazette to bring you The Battle of the Bands, from Lowther Pavilion in Lytham

Behind the scenes at Hook featuring Shaun Williamson and James Argent

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Shaun Williamson and James Argent give an exclusive interview behind the scenes of the Kings Theatre, Southsea's latest Panto production, Hook.

Big Feed in the Park enters Glasgow’s Kelvingrove for the September Weekend

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Big Feed Kitchen have launched their latest event aimed at Glaswegian’s of all ages in collaboration with Melting Pot and Mini Manoeuvres. Big Feed in the Park will be at Kelvingrove until 24 September.