Channel 4 s big drama
It s A Sin has landed. The latest project from celebrated British screenwriter Russell T Davies (the man behind
Queer As Folk,
Doctor Who and
Years And Years), the show explores what life was like in 1980s London at the height of the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
The series sees newcomers Callum Scott Howells, Lydia West and Omari Douglas join veterans Keeley Hawes, Neil Patrick-Harris and Shawn Dooley. Olly Alexander, who you might know best as the frontman of pop trio Years & Years and has had acting stints in
Skins and
Riot Club, takes the lead role as Ritchie Tozer.
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A stellar cast of celebrities has raised more than £65,000 for a cancer charity with a Christmas concert in Oxford shown online. A group of nine local volunteers wanted to continue to fundraise for Macmillan Cancer Support despite coronavirus. They knew they would not be able to stage the usual annual event in Christ Church Cathedral so they decided to organise a fundraising concert which could be shown online instead. The online concert featured numerous celebrities who volunteered to take part, including Joanna Lumley and Stephen Fry, and was appropriately named Follow the Stars.
Stephen Fry Organisers said they were delighted the concert had been so successful, maintaining a festive fundraising tradition dating back 24 years.
Macmillan Cancer Support premier star-studded show The impressive line-up of celebrities includes Sinead Cusack (King Lear, V for Vendetta,), Stephen Fry (actor, writer, host of QI and so much more), Jeremy Irons (Watchmen, Red Sparrow and Brideshead Revisited), Max Irons (Condor, The Wife, The Riot Club), Toby Jones, (Uncle Vanya, the Detectorists), Greg Wise (The Crown, Military Wives, Sense and Sensibility) and poet Benjamin Zephaniah (Reggae Head, Library Ology, Talking Turkeys). The concert is filmed partly in Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford and also at the homes of many of the celebrities – viewers will, for example, get the chance to marvel at Stephen Fry’s spectacular library.
Cyberpunk Violence quest – lie or tell the truth to Lizzy Wizzy?
Cyberpunk 2077 is full of different decisions players can make during story missions and side-jobs. An example from the beginning of the game is whether or not to betray Dex. The ‘Violence’ quest is given by Lizzy Wizzy, and in the end, V will be left to decide if he should lie to her or tell the truth.
You’ll be heading to the No-Tell Motel to meet with a mysterious caller and start the ‘Violence’ quest. All V knows is that this is an opportunity to make extra money.