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MONDAY 24 MAY
Presented by Mark Lawson
THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW
Directed by Roland Emmerich, who wiped out most of the United States in his film Independence Day, his new film see's New York become the North Pole, wolves escape from Central Park zoo and survivors burning rare books in the Public Library to keep warm.
The Day After Tomorrow – certificate 12A – opens around the country on Friday.
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DIANE MIDDLEBROOK
Award-winning biographer of suicidal American poet, Anne Sexton, Diane has drawn on new meterial to produce surprising conclusions about the marriage of poets Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath.
Her Husband – Hughes and Plath: A Marriage is published in hardback next week.
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HELL'S KITCHEN
ITV’s latest reality show seems on the surface more appetising: the competitors get to taste lobster, rissotto, beef wellington and scallops on a regular basis.
The catch is that they have to cook it themselves in a kitchen run by Gordon Ramsay.
Hell’s Kitchen continues on ITV 1 at 9pm in the evenings and on ITV2 at various times throughout day.
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DESIGNER OF THE YEAR
Internet designer Daniel Brown won the Designer of the Year award. He competed against Craig Johnston, a former midfielder for Liverpool football team who created a new football boot called The Pig, Sam Buxton, a sculptor who also makes clocks and Paul Cocksedge, who designs lights and lamps.
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M-CHANNEL
A new digital network called M-Channel launched today. It tries to see TV as the friend of young musicians rather than the enemy. The channel consists of half-hour lessons for musicians and singers.
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