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Watching: The Human Face
I’ve been watching this series by John Cleese from the BBC on the Human Face. It’s a lot about how the face is perceived in terms of beauty, expression, emotion, and for communication with occasional insights into the nature of fame. Full Article at Corprewland
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Survivors is back on BBC and updates the impact of a deadly virus attack. Max Beesley, Zoe Tapper and Freema Agyeman reflect on the consequences. Viv Hardwick reports. Full Article at The Northern Echo
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"SOMEONE said one time, if you can consider giving up art, you should," artist Bill Leak says in his new show Face Painting, in which we watch him paint the portraits of six well-known Australians. Full Article at The Australian
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There really is a huge change in America: Elisabeth Hasselbeck just apparently said something relatively nice about Barack Obama. Just a day after excoriating the Democratic senator for his association with the controversial Rev. Full Article at E! Online
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AFTER leaving the BBC yesterday over his ill-thought phone pranks during his Radio 2 show, Russell Brand could redeem himself tonight as he returns to what he does best - madcap telly comedy. Full Article at The Daily Record
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