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Halloween may have dented the box-office takings of films on release, but the singer's farewell did well enough to snatch the crown from In Bed With Madonna after only five days The winner Although it didn't live up to some of...
A Revolver Entertainment release of a DMR production, in association with P&T Prods. Produced by Nick "Pikki" Fearon. Executive producers, Rio Ferdinand, Ashley Cole, Mark Rowe, Tamer Hassan. Co-producers, Alan Latham, Thomas...
AFC Telford really fancy their chances of a Cup upset this weekend. Having witnessed Morecambe run riot who can blame them. Let's not forget Chelmsford or even Grimsby who must be thanking their lucky stars that the Imps are...
WHEN it became clear that West Ham United were prepared to sell their promising young defender Rio Ferdinand, the player was offered to Manchester United. "I don't need Ferdinand," Alex Ferguson responded, "I've got Wes Brown."
Danny Dyer is making a hell of a name for himself within the horror genre. Having already appeared in the acclaimed Severance and most recently in Jake West's Doghouse the actor's ready to revisit his horror roots once again in...
British Tamer Hassan is out to steal Christian Bale's cape after admitting he would love to play Batman. Related Stories Jackson's This Is It opens worldwide Something of the knight about Christopher Lee Jackson film This is It...
Remember Carol McGiffin moaning about her seven-year sex drought? Unbelievably after all this time!” she declares, grinning at boyfriend Mark Cassidy, who is 22 years her junior. This month she was pictured flashing drag queens...
50 CENT looks like he'd knock DANNY DYER out in one easy swipe. But the rapper-turned-actor told Danny and fellow cockney TAMER HASSAN to shut up on the set of new movie Dead Man Running because he was SCARED of their accents....
For all the sub-Guy Ritchie cliches, it has its moments, says Peter Bradshaw Cast: 50 Cent, Brenda Blethyn, Curtis ’50 Cent’ Jackson, Danny Dyer, Monet Mazur, Scot Williams, Tamer Hassan The idea of another cockney geezer...
Is there any way of stemming the flow of post-Guy Ritchie cockney crime comedies? Would, say, sticking Danny Dyer's head on a pike somewhere in Bethnal Green be enough of a deterrent? Because I for one would be willing to pay...
