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Forget it Kate
Kate Winslet may have "blown her chances"
of an Oscar by forgetting Angelina Jolie's
name at the Golden Globes, according to
film critic Barry Norman.
The actress embarrassingly referred to
Jolie as "the other one" when she reeled
off a list of her fellow nominees in the
best actress category. Norman, the BBC's
film critic for 26 years, said that it would
not go down well with Academy voters in
Hollywood. Discussing the best actress
Oscar, Norman said: "I really, really hope
that Kate Winslet gets it. I think they are all
good performances but I think hers is the
best. "But I have a nasty feeling that she
has blown her chances with that silly, silly
speech at the Golden Globes."
…Turn to Twig’s Twilight Zone on page 22
Child matador slays
six bulls
Young bullfighter
Michelito
Lagravere, who is
just eleven years
old, fought the
animals in a ring in
Merida, in south
east Mexico to
claim a place in the
Guinness Book
of Records.
Some ,500
British matador back in the ring
people, including many young children, gathered at the
Closer to home and at the other end of the age scale, British matador
ring to witness the bullfight.
Frank Evans has returned to the bullring after a three year absence due
"I’m happy to have achieved this great victory,"
to health problems. Originally from Salford, Greater Manchester, he is
Michelito said afterwards.
the only Briton to have ever achieved the status of matador in Spain
Several of Michelito's bullfights were halted
and has spent over 0 years fighting bulls. El Ingles” to his Spanish
last summer after protests from anti-bullfighting
followers, retired from the ring having been forced to hang up his
associations. Michelito has, incredibly, been fighting
“muleta” due to serious arthritis in his knee.He says his comeback “felt
bulls since he was four and has killed dozens of bulls
fantastic” and that the bullring is “where I am happiest.”
in Mexico.
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