As 2020 finally draws to an end, here’s a look back at some of the most popular articles on GirlonFilms during the past 12 months, from The Mandalorian and Star Wars, to Take That’s big screen outing, to a book by Liverpool star.
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Ruth Wilson, Cush Jumbo, Rosamund Pike in talks for Take That film
Rosamund Pike, Cush Jumbo and Ruth Wilson are in talks to star in Greatest Day, the upcoming film based on Take That musical, The Band.
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The Band heads to the big screen
Stage musical The Band, based on the music of Take That, is heading to the big screen.
Take That’s Howard Donald turns TV presenter
Take That’s Howard Donald is presenting a new TV series for Channel 4.
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Meet Gary Barlow
Gary Barlow will sign copies of his new memoir A Better Me at a special event in London in October.
That’s A Wrap: Bill Murray, Stephen Fry, Sundance London
New week, new podcast!
This week Angie Greaves (from Magic FM) and I are discussing everything from Bill Murray’s classical album to Stephen Fry’s new book about the ancient Greeks.
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New Robbie Williams biography
A second official biography of pop star Robbie Williams is being written with full cooperation from the singer himself.
Premiere updates
Alicia Vikander will attend a special screening of her new film Testament of Youth at the BFI Southbank on Monday January 12.
Colin Firth will be joined by Take That at the premiere of his new film Kingsman: The Secret Service on Wednesday January 14.
Johnny Depp will walk the red carpet in London on January 19 for the UK premiere of his new film, Mortdecai. He’ll be joined at the premiere by co-star Paul Bettany and the film’s director David Koepp. The premiere takes place at the Empire Leicester Square.
2015 preview: Music
The music world’s always tough to predict as artists don’t announce releases and tours until close to the time. But here’s some things we do know.
Madonna’s new album, Rebel Heart, will be out in early February.
She was forced to release six songs before Christmas after some early demos leaked. Is she still relevant in 2015? I guess that remains to be seen.
2015 should see the return of Adele. No news on when the long awaited new album will finally be released but surely it has to be soon?
There are constant reports that she’s in the studio working on new music so hopefully it’s only a matter of time.
Emeli Sande will also be back in 2015 with her new album, Who Needs The World.
Can she replicate the amazing success of her debut? And will we see her on every TV show possible as she promotes it?
I’m looking forward to the new Coldplay album, A Head Full of Dreams. Chris Martin has promised fans the band will tour after its release. I hope so!
One of my highlights in 2014 was their small concert at the Royal Albert Hall. I’ve seen them play some huge shows over the years so it was great to see them strip backed and in such an intimate setting.
And talking of touring – Take That will be out on their first UK tour as a three-piece.
They always put on a fantastic show for fans so I expect this tour to be just the same, with a bit more singing from Mark and Howard!
Robbie v Take That (again)
Robbie Williams will release a surprise album on Monday – the same day as Take That release their latest album.
Robbie says his new record will be made up of tracks that were meant to have been on various other albums but never quite made it.
Take That debut their latest album as a trio on Monday.
