uk-hotdailynews: 2015-07-14 U.K. Entertainment

To Kill a Mockingbird: our verdict on 1962 film
Sydney Morning Herald
Go Set A Watchman by Harper Lee: first reviews. First published in The Sydney Morning Herald on June 2, 1963. Harper Lee wrote this chronicle from loving memory of her own childhood with her father in a dusty little deep South town in the Depression.
What Harper Lee's attorney doesn't say in an op-ed is revealing   Washington Post
Harper Lee's second book Go Set a Watchman released a bestseller; lawyer ...   ABC Online
Atticus Finch: What's to be done when a fictional icon breaks bad?   Toronto Star
Daily Mail
BBC News
Boston Globe
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DC officially releases 'Suicide Squad' trailer amidst leak
CNN
The Suicide Squad trailer gives us a glimpse of the performance of Jared Leto as the Joker. Metro Manila (CNN Philippines) — A few days after the low-quality trailer leak of DC Comics' long-awaited supervillain flick Suicide Squad, Warner Bros ...
Fans are awestruck by that 'Suicide Squad' trailer   Mashable
Jared Leto as Joker and Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn in Suicide Squad trailer   Daily Mail
Suicide Squad Comic Con 2015 trailer released by Warner Bros   Metro
Washington Post
NEWS.com.au
Newsweek
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QUENTIN LETTS' reviews Stephen Merchant in The Mentalists
Daily Mail
Playwright Richard Bean had a wonderful success with 'One Man, Two Guvnors' but since then he has been squeezing the toothpaste tube a little too hard. His latest comedy has a few moments of distinctly English mirth but it is a slight offering – a half ...
The Mentalists, Wyndham's Theatre, review: 'well worth a look'   Telegraph.co.uk
The Mentalists review – Stephen Merchant's West End debut is a strange affair   The Guardian
The Mentalists, Wyndham's Theatre, review: Stephen Merchant and Steffan ...   The Independent
The Arts Desk
British Theatre
WhatsOnStage.com
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Oliver Hirschbiegel on '13 Minutes', the Princess Diana film, and his Nazi mother
The Independent
Oliver Hirschbiegel follows up his Oscar-nominated 'Downfall' with '13 Minutes', the tale of a failed assassination attempt on Hitler. The director tells Geoffrey Macnab about how his own mother became a fervent Nazi – and defends his much-derided last ...
Georg Elser: The lone wolf who almost killed Hitler in bomb plot that may have ...   Express.co.uk

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Lady Joan Bakewell urges over-75s to pay BBC TV license fee
Daily Mail
Lady Joan Bakewell has urged the over 75s to pay the licence fee out of their own pockets, in a desperate bid to 'help save' the BBC. Over 75s are currently entitled to a free television licence fee, but the veteran broadcaster asked them to pay the ...
Joan Bakewell calls for over-75s to continue paying BBC licence fee   The Guardian
Joan Bakewell rallies over-75s to pay BBC licence fee if they can afford it   Mirror.co.uk
Joan Bakewell: Over-75s should keep paying for licence fee if they can afford ...   The Independent
Herald Scotland
Telegraph.co.uk
South Wales Guardian
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Six moments that defined Live Aid 1985
Toronto Star
On July 13, 1985, rock n' roll's biggest stars put on a charity concert of epic proportion. Organized by Bob Geldof and Midge Ure, Live Aid raised money for Ethiopian famine relief while showcasing rock n' roll legends and rising stars alike. Geldof is ...
Five Live Aid moments that changed careers   Stuff.co.nz
Live Aid: the day music united the world   Telegraph.co.uk
Relive Live Aid's 5 most underrated performances   Entertainment Weekly (blog)
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Digital Spy UK
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Zayn Malik Twitter feud escalates
Stuff.co.nz
Former One Direction singer Zayn Malik has cut ties with friend and producer Naughty Boy in a very public twitter spat. Malik has been collaborating with Naughty Boy - who's real name is Shahid Khan - since his departure from boy band One Direction in ...

Zayn Malik hits out at Naughty Boy on Twitter?   DESIblitz

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BBC defends 'big' shows like the Voice
Telegraph.co.uk
Lord Hall, the director general of the BBC, will today mount a staunch defence of popular shows like The Voice after criticism by the government. Speaking at the launch of the corporation's annual report, Lord Hall is expected to say that "big, popular ...

We need The Voice and Strictly, says BBC boss Lord Hall   Daily Mail
BBC set to go against ministers by insisting 'The Voice' is in line with ...   The Independent
'Give public say' on BBC's future   Belfast Telegraph

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