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2019 was a brilliant year for books, but 2020 is already set to eclipse it…
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The Six opens in the aftermath of a murder, and then quickly doubles back on…
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Trisha Ashley always knows just the right recipe for a cosy, heart-warming story. Combining snow,…
Every January we’re left to wonder how this coming year could possibly top the one…
With every year that passes, it becomes more and more clear that the media landscape…
Okay, so it wasn’t the best year for films. Multiplex screens were eaten up by…