Alan Moore Gives Rare Interview: ‘Watchmen’ Creator Talks New Project ‘The Show’, How Superhero Movies Have “Blighted Culture” & Why He Wants Nothing To Do With Comics

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorWhile there’d been vague talk about an Apple music channel for years, it was still a surprise when Apple Music TV suddenly appeared at 9 a.m. ET on Monday morning.

Niall Doherty In late 2019, British producer and songwriter Fraser T Smith travelled to New Orleans to meet Albert Woodfox, the former Black Panther who spent over 40 years in solitary confinement.

Eva Mendes is opening up about her life in a rare new interview that was just published.

Love Actually star Hugh Grant has previously opened up about his family in an interview with Chris Evans. The actor, who is set to appear on BBC Two's A Life on Screen, is usually notoriously private about his home life and very rarely speaks of his wife Anna, or his five children.MORE: Elizabeth Hurley shares funniest video for ex Hugh Grant’s 60th birthdayHowever, in an interview with Virgin Radio, he revealed how his perceptions of marriage and children have changed in recent years.

Channel 4 star Susie Dent may be one of the longest-serving members on the Countdown panel, but first and foremost, being a mother is at the top of her priority list.MORE: Rachel Riley's adorable baby daughter causes a stir on Countdown setWriting in The Times column Day In The Life, the 55-year-old - who is married to primary school teacher Paul Atkins - gave fans a rare insight into her family life with her partner and their two daughters, Lucy, 20, Thea, 12.Of spending time with her children,

Manori Ravindran International EditorTom Burke, best known to global audiences as the restrained, husky private detective Cormoran Strike of BBC’s adaptation of J.K. Rowling’s Robert Galbraith novels, is hanging up his hat in British indie film “The Show” to play… another detective.

Deadline.“I had been doing comics for 40-something years when I finally retired. When I entered the comics industry, the big attraction was that this was a medium that was vulgar, it had been created to entertain working class people, particularly children.“The way that the industry has changed, it’s ‘graphic novels’ now, it’s entirely priced for an audience of middle class people.

Alan Moore might not be a name that means very much to people outside of the comic book community. But for those of us that grew up reading his stories and adored superheroes, Moore is nothing short of a legend, with iconic stories featuring Batman, Superman, and more (he also co-created “Watchmen,” “V for Vendetta,” and “From Hell“).

The Show is here – check out the trailer below.Moore, who created Watchmen, V For Vendetta and The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, has penned the script for a new mystery starring Tom Burke, directed by Mitch Jenkins.The synopsis for The Show reads: “Fletcher Dennis (Tom Burke), a man of many talents, passports, and identities, arrives in Northampton – a strange and haunted town in the heart of England, as dangerous as he is.”Watch the first trailer here:The synopsis continues: “On a mission

Nicole Kidman is opening up (a bit?) about her 11-year marriage to Tom Cruise… and she’s being cryptic about it, at that!

Two years before Nicole Kidman filed for divorce from Tom Cruise, the world watched them play an on-screen couple in Stanley Kubrick’s sexually-charged final film, Eyes Wide Shut. While reflecting on the experience with The New York Times, Nicole, 53, disputed the “narrative” that her character’s speech about infidelity and being “ready to give up on everything” was more fact than fiction.

If you’re a fan of comic books, especially those from the past four decades, you likely owe quite a bit to writer Alan Moore. With his landmark series such as “Watchmen,” “Batman: The Killing Joke,” “V for Vendetta,” “From Hell,” and “Swamp Thing,” the writer revolutionized an industry, introducing a more adult, literary take on the kid-friendly medium.

Andy Murray has given his fans a candid insight into his personal life with his wife Kim and their three young children.Exclusive: Andy Murray opens up about future aspirations for his kidsThe tennis star - who lives in Oxshott, Surrey, with his family - detailed his experience during the coronavirus pandemic and revealed how his family have coped spending so much time together at home.In an interview with The Times, the 33-year-old shared: "At the time coronavirus started I was rehabbing, and I