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Cabaret (Bob Fosse, 1972) Life is one big, perverse party for Sally Bowles (Liza Minnelli) and her chums as the Nazis come to power in 1930s Berlin. Bob Fosse brings Christopher Isherwood's Berlin stories vividly to life with showstopping choreography that sees Minnelli strutting the stage of the Kit Kat club in suspenders and bowler

Hannah Gluckstein, aka Gluck, born to a wealthy British family, became an artist with a string of high-profile lovers and created emotive, humanistic paintings Wed 8 Feb 2017 07.00GMT Last modified on Wed 19 Oct 2022 15.21BST

"I've never heard of any of these people who've got firsts." "That's because they're all saddos who never leave the library." They're also sitting directly in front of you, I thought, exchanging a wry grin with one of my fellow firsters.

At the end of Planet of the Apes (accept no imitations: I mean the 1968 version), Charlton Heston, who plays an astronaut called Taylor, rides off into the distance. What will he find out there? wonders one ape. His destiny, replies another. In the next moment, we see the actor in shadow, on a bleak-looking

Sami arrived a little bit overweight but hes much better now Manchester City manager admits interest in Leroy San and John Stones Pep Guardiola said Samir Nasri did not play in Manchester Citys two friendlies in China because the Frenchman was overweight when he returned for pre-season.