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Hackgate: The Movie - The News at the End of the World

The scandal of the century is now the most important film of the year...

Starring Paddy Considine as private investigator Glenn Mulcaire, Simon McBurney as Paul McMullan, Russell Crowe as Andy Coulson, Rowan Atkinson playing Labour leader Ed Miliband, Hugh Grant as prime minister David Cameron, Colin Firth playing Hugh Grant, Steve Coogan playing himself, Peter Kay at MP Tom Watson, Hilary Swank as James Murdoch, Geoffrey Rush as his father Rupert Murdoch, and ‘in his cinema debut’ Mick Hucknall as Rebekah Brooks.

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Frights, Camera, Action! Bloody Cuts: Lock Up

We've all sat through a horror movie from time to time and thought: 'Okay, so, there were some pretty fantastic parts in that movie, but too damn much of the extra twaddle to really, I mean REALLY stick in your mind'. Keeping that in your noggin, Bloody Cuts are doing their part in the industry to combat all that cinematic fluffiness.

Unleashing their first of 13 chilling offerings 'Lock Up' takes its first bite out of the horror cake, and good grief, it made one hell of a splattering in my mind.

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Kneehigh's Red Shoes Trailer

Surreal and sensuous, quirky and profound, bloody and bare – Cornwall’s Kneehigh bring you a menacing cabaret where anything is possible and nothing is probable. With music to make your toes twitch, images to make your mouth water and a story to make your heart pound, the menacing world of the fairy story is revealed.

 

Find out more information on Kneehigh's wonderfulfully dark, brilliantly sexy and superbly stunning Red Shoes, here.

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The Sugarhill Gang - Rapper's Delight

The year was 1979, and The Sugarhill Gang were ready to whip up a storm with  Rapper's Delight. With this track, Wonder Mike, Big Bank Hank and Master Gee hipped 'hop the hippie the hippie to the hip hip hop, a you don't stop, rock it out baby bubbah to the boogie da bang bang the boogie to the boogie da beat' and Rapper's Delight shot up in the charts. It just so happens that that this track was the first hip-hop single to become a Top 40 hit!

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Martha and The Vandellas - Nowhere To Run

One of Motown Records' earliest and most exciting vocal groups, Martha and The Vandellas achieved  two Top Ten hits before the ascendancy of The Supremes. Driven by Martha Reeves' soulful, brassy lead vocals, the Vandellas became Motown's earthier, more aggressive "girl group" alternative to the Supremes.

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