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Inside the mind of a budding screenwriter: Skins actor and writer, Daniel Kaluuya

by Samiat Pedro

Daniel Kaluuya, aka ‘posh Kenneth’ on Skins, has made the transition from actor to screenwriter for the BAFTA nominated drama. Samiat Pedro speaks to Daniel about his tips, technique and writing his first full Skins episode, which aired this spring.

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Old Bailey brings everyday life and crime online

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From pick-pocketing and robbery, to abduction and murder, some of the most sensational cases ever to be tried at the Old Bailey are also now available for people to view, including the trials in which Oscar Wilde was convicted of indecency and .....more Get involved in Pangea Day - at 18:00 GMT on 10 May - and help change the world through films, music and speech...more
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SOUNDTRACK: An International Film and Music Festival for Wales

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Arts Council grants further funding to London's Southbank Centre

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This week the Film Agency for Wales announced the first international film and music festival for Wales, to be held in venues across Cardiff this November...more On Tuesday the Arts Council England announced an additional package of £16.5 million of Lottery funding for Southbank Centre in London...more
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Launch your career as an art critic: frieze, the leading magazine for contemporary art and culture, invites applicants to enter the Frieze Writer’s Prize 2008...more Our Hub-Star this week is Amanda Clegg, who is a portrait artist based in Wales...more

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"On those occasions when director Alfred Hitchcock interviewed journalists at his Cromwell Road flat, he`d disrobe to the waist, cover his belly-button with lipstick and then proceed to do the hula to the chagrin of his guests"...more In his last column, computer science professor and aspiring rock musician Serge Belongie grapples with self doubt over his musical ambitions in the wake of the Southern California wildfires, only to find renewed drive when his band SO3, led by .....more
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REVIEW: Firstly a confession. I am not political. I have never felt inclined to fight the system, protest, go on hunger strike or throw myself under carriages. So, unsurprisingly, it was with some trepidation that I approached Donald Freed’s .....more REVIEW: Fiona Kelly, winner of Arts Hub's competition to review opening night of Dancing the World, in Newcastle, tells us what she thought of I have a secret to tell you (please) leave with me by Zero Visibility Corps...more
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REVIEW: A peek into the partially blacked-out windows of Camden People’s Theatre a couple of weeks ago would have provided an unexpected sight. Fragments of past rooms, evenings, lives, suspended in space as though thrown from their positions by .....more REVIEW: Dancing between the bright lights of Tokyo, London and Berlin, The Alternative Philosophy show illuminates a path that encompasses Spain, Australia and South America...more

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