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Doctor Who Review | Official Trailer #2 | By Juliette Boland
The Who Review: Doctor Who Trailer #2 By Juliette Boland Today, as Whovians around the world all know, is the long-awaited premiere of Doctor Who Season 11! This premiere will go down in television history, since this will be … Continue reading
Royally Fabulous Subscription Boxes by Quaintly & Co.
When I was a young girl I used to go down to a local seaport tourist site which featured a permanently docked old-fashioned paddle river boat that held all sorts of amusement for young visitors. The most alluring deck on … Continue reading
Welcome To The Anglophile Channel
Welcome To The Anglophile Channel If you love Britain then you’ll love The Anglophile Channel, an award-winning new-media entertainment network dedicated exclusively to celebrating and promoting British entertainment, arts & culture! Producing exciting original content, celebrity interviews, cultural pieces and entertainment … Continue reading
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Why An Anglophile Should See “The Death Of Stalin”.
I see your quizzical brow. But, please, hear me out. This Anglophile was over the moon to attend a special premiere screening of “The Death Of Stalin” at the gloriously ornate Theatre at Ace Hotel last night where a live … Continue reading
The Importance Of Being Earnest At Madeline Garden
The Importance of Being Earnest has long been my favourite comedy. The clever 413 Project Theater has found a way to make Oscar Wilde’s most enchanting play even more tempting. They combine the show with a formal tea in a … Continue reading
The Anglophile Channel Congratulates Prince Harry and Meghan Markle On Their Engagement!
She is living every Anglophile’s fantasy. American actress and star of USA Network’s “Suits”, Meghan Markle, is marrying into the Royal Family – something that has not been done by an American divorcee since the ill-fated union of King Edward … Continue reading
Review: Victoria & Abdul
“Victoria & Abdul” is a tricky film. It’s excellent, no doubt, but is also thought provoking in ways which one might find unexpected. Once the credits rolled I heard members of the audience asking each other how they liked it. … Continue reading
