“The grainy CCTV footage of toddler James Bulger being led away to his death by two older boys has been seared into the memory of all who saw it. Now, 20 years after the two-year-oldās murder, Jane Cornwell returns to Liverpool to see how some of those aļ¬ected ā not to mention the reputation of an already much-maligned city ā have fared.”
“Adored and admired in equal measure, Rosamund Pike seems taken aback about the fuss over her famous co-star’s casting as Jack Reacher, writes Jane Cornwell.”
“David Hasselhoff became a cult figure by accident, but he’s been smart enough to milk it for all it’s worth. Jane Cornwell meets the actor and finds his blend of rampant egotism and self-deprecation strangely endearing.”
Cover feature on David Hasslehoff forĀ Sydney Morning Herald’s GoodWeekend magazine.
“With an elegant atelier in the chic marais district of Paris, Martin Grant is probably the most famous Australian designer you’ve never heard of, writes Jane Cornwell.”
Interview with Baaba Maal for the WOMADelaide 2012 brochure.
“Solomon Islands band Narasirato have been stealing the show at music festivals across the world and are now heading to Womad New Zealand.”
“As he nears 80, seminal singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen is still āgetting on with it.ā”
“Fatoumata Diawara, who mixes old and new styles, is being hailed as a superstar in the making.”