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MONDAY 13 JANUARY
Presented by Francine Stock
8 MILE
Nina Caplan reviews Eminem's first film, 8 Mile.
8 Mile opens nationwide on Friday
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CROSSROADS
Soap opera, Crossroads, has received a facelift complete with a superbitch played by Jane Asher. Dorothy Hobson reviews.
Crossroads is on ITV, weekdays at 5.30pm
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GULBENKIAN PRIZE
Bamber Gascoigne announces the contenders for a new £100,000 prize to reward the best museum or gallery project in the UK.
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DAVID YELLAND RESIGNS
David Yelland, Editor of the Sun newspaper announced his resignation today after 5 years in charge. He's to be replaced by Rebekah Wade, currently the editor of the News of the World. This will make her the Sun's first female editor. The Guardian's Media Correspondent, Matt Wells, gives his assessment.
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ART AND VINYL
Musicians often boast an art-school training in their background - Bryan Ferry, for example, or Jarvis Cocker. Then there are those who, once established, turn their hands to art. Paul McCartney and David Bowie have both exhibited work. Sometimes, however, the traffic goes in the other direction. Bob Dickinson reports from Manchester on a group of visual artists who are making records.
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RAPHAEL AND THE DUKE OF NORTHUMBERLAND
The Duke of Northumberland today criticised the National Gallery for suggesting he was acting 'unethically' by signing a provisional deal with an American museum to sell them Raphael's The Madonna of the Pinks. The Duke claims he is entitled to seek the highest price for the painting. harles Suamarez-Smith, Director of the National Gallery, joins Front Row.
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