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Sam Taylor-Johnson Confirmed to Direct ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’
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WATCH: 'The World's End' Gets A Trilogy Trailer
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'Doctor Who's Day Roundup: David Tennant Wins an Emmy; Karen Gillan in New Movie Trailer
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Five Victorian Cocktails (Including 'The Cock Tail')
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Anglo For Your Ear: Ed Harcourt’s “She Fell Into My Arms”
With good looks, melodic songwriting, and a Jeff Buckley-esque voice, bigger things were expected out of English singer-songwriter Ed Harcourt when he emerged in 2001. I bet, like the rest of us, he looks at the rise of the far less-talented James Blunt and thinks, “You f**kin’ tosser!” He may not have had a No. 1 hit, but at least he can say to himself, “I’m not James Blunt in any way, shape, or form. Damn, it’s good to be me!”