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| 15 Minute Musical, The | ...An unbreakable love affair set aboard an unsinkable ship, involving KATE MOSS and Pete O'Doherty... |
| Adverb, The | ...Before an audience at London's Cadogan Hall, Paul Allen talks to KATE MOSSe, bestselling author of Labyrinth.... |
| Business Of The Arts | ...KATE MOSSe, deputy director of the Chichester Festival Theatre and founder of the Orange Prize for Fiction, examines how the relationship between business and the arts increasingly functions as an astute game of mutual manipulation.... |
| From Fact To Fiction | ...In a week that sees the return of the Spice Girls, KATE MOSSe's dramatic piece centres on a young woman wanting to know what happened to Girl Power.... |
| Night Waves | ...Also, Philip gives the verdict on the British Museum's first exhibition of contemporary art, Statuephilia, which includes a 50 kilo solid gold KATE MOSS sculpture and 200 new plastic skulls designed by Damien Hirst ... |
| Picturing Britain | ...Adil spends a day watching top fashion photographer Rankin in action as he tries to capture members of the public with 'the look' that defines Britain today. The only stipulation is to dress to impress. His portfolio of celebrity subjects has included Britney Spears, KATE MOSS and the Queen, and he was co-founder in 1991 of Dazed and Confused magazine.... |
| Private Passions | ...Michael Berkeley meets the writer KATE MOSSe, whose most recent book, the medieval thriller Labyrinth, has just received the public vote for "best read on the Richard and Judy Bookclub", and has shot into the best-seller league. A familiar voice on Radio 4's literary programmes, KATE MOSSe is passionate about encouraging new writers, and also about music. Her choices today include a Bach Brandenburg Concerto, the prelude to Wagner's Parsifal, Walton's Belshazzar's Feast, and Shostakovich's Fifth Symphony.... |
| Quote Unquote | ...Nigel Rees exchanges quotations and anecdotes with guests Michael Aspel, Ann Leslie, KATE MOSSe and John Julius Norwich. The reader is Peter Jefferson ... |
| There's More Here Than I Thought | ...Writer KATE MOSSe explores the extraordinary life of Winifred Gill. She was an artist, craftswoman, puppeteer and social reformer, and a friend and supporter of painters such as LS Lowry, Duncan Grant, Roger Fry, Vanessa Bell and poet Walter de la Mare, as well as being a tireless letter writer.... |