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Why we’re so obsessed with Sally Rooney’s sex scenes
As BBC Three’s Conversations With Friends adaptation hits screens, intimacy co-ordinator Ita O’Brien explains how to create explosive erotic tension on-screen
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Anson Boon: Rotten to the Core
Rising star Anson Boon is playing John Lydon aka Johnny Rotten in Danny Boyle’s upcoming TV miniseries Pistol, based on the rise and fall of the Sex Pistols. He talks to Rolling Stone UK about his family, transforming his body and mind to become the singer, and life behind the scenes of the show
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Adwoa Aboah on Top Boy: “I love that I didn’t have to be pretty”
The model-turned-actress will star as Jaq’s new queer love interest, Becks
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Ashley Walters on ‘Top Boy’ season four, turning forty and lasting TV success
As the new season of Top Boy begins, Rolling Stone UK meets lead actor and rapper Ashley Walters to talk So Solid Crew, turning 40, and the responsibility that comes with being in a position of power in the British TV industry
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Joe Cole on physical acting and finding fame in ‘Peaky Blinders’
Actor Joe Cole has made his mark playing roles that push the boundaries both physically and emotionally. Here he speaks to Rolling Stone UK about skipping drama school to learn his craft on the job and starring in the remake of ‘The Ipcress File’
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Ricky Gervais: “We keep voting for idiots and we’re going to be fooled forever”
As the final season of ‘After Life’ arrives on Netflix, Ricky Gervais tells Rolling Stone UK why he’s bringing the show to a close, how we’re always doomed to vote for the wrong people, and why we should all take social media a little less seriously
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Playing a Blinder: Cillian Murphy on the music that makes ‘Peaky Blinders’
As Brummie modern classic Peaky Blinders closes with its sixth and final season, its star Cillian Murphy reflects on the rock ’n’ roll soundtrack that has made
the show so thrilling
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Jimmy Carr: Britain’s funniest man on the challenges of writing his first book
Britain’s king of pitch-black puns on the struggle to find a snappy title for his memoir