Welcome to Wayne's world

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It is vital that any tribute to Diana, Princess of Wales, is extremely tasteful, according to dancer Wayne Sleep. His Wayne Sleep World of Classical Ballet tour, which will visit around 40 locations across the UK, has three acts, two guest artists and choreography which includes a tribute to Diana, Princess of Wales. This dance tells the story of how Sleep created the dance he performed with her at the Royal Opera House in 1985. All proceeds from the tour will go to his Wayne Sleep Dance Scholarship Fund.

Interview, Men dancers, Sleep, Wayne

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So long Hollywood, hello Home Counties

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There is a growing number of US film stars seeking to buy property in the UK. These include Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, Sylvester Stallone and Madonna. Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman are already renting a very large house in Hertfordshire, and have brought a large number of employees over from the US with them. Bruce Willis and Demi Moore are said to be impressed by the relatively crime-free environment in the UK, and would probably become involved in local activities if they were to settle in the UK.

Actors, Actresses, Homes and haunts

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The stove that's hot in Hollywood

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There are indications that the Aga cooker is becoming increasingly popular in the US. It is closely associated with a traditional British lifestyle, and has caught the imagination of people who seek a particular image. Furthermore, efforts are also being made to bring Agas into the modern world, and they are being promoted as an upmarket consumer durable. Some Americans even come specially to the UK for workshops instructing them on how to use their Aga to maximum benefit.

Social aspects, Column, Stoves

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