'Carol' Producers to Adapt Punk Legend Viv Albertine's Memoirs for TV

Jamie Lang One of Spanish pay TV Movistar Plus’ most ambitious pushes into original, international TV yet, the 20th Century-spanning period drama “Tell Me Who I Am,” will headline Monday evening’s Movistar Gala at the San Sebastian Film Festival, screening episodes out of competition.Director Eduard Cortés will be joined on the red carpet by lead actors Irene Escolar and Oriel Pla, screenwriter and author of book on which the series is based Julia Navarro, producer José Luis Escolar, executive

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Clare Crawley doesn’t hold anything back in the new Bachelorette promo, which shows the leading lady falling for at least one contestant.“Drama this soon is a little bit crazy,” the hairstylist, 39, said in the teaser released on Monday, September 14, during the season 29 premiere of Dancing With the Stars.At one point during the clip, Crawley says, “I’m so falling in love with you” before telling another man to “get out of here!”The Bachelorette promo also revealed one suitor breaking down in

Carol McGiffin took to Instagram on Thursday to post a throwback photo of herself when she was 28 years old.RELATED: Denise Welch looks sensational in red bikiniDonning a black swimsuit and enjoying a beer, the now 60-year-old looked sensational in the snap, which was taken in St Tropez. WATCH: The Loose Women team surprise Carol on her birthday Alongside the image, the Loose Women star penned a lengthy caption, explaining that the photographs were taken during her first trip to the swanky

Former Slits guitarist Viv Albertine’s two memoirs are set to be turned into a TV series, it has been announced.Albertine says in a statement that she is “so happy” about the TV project, adding: “Right from the start [the show’s producers] were sensitive to the extremely personal nature of the work and I knew the books were in the hands of producers with integrity.

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Naman Ramachandran Renowned punk musician Viv Albertine’s memoirs will be adapted as a TV series by Elizabeth Karlsen and Stephen Woolley’s Number 9 Films (“Carol”) and Rachael Horovitz’s (“Patrick Melrose”) West Fourth Films.Albertine has written two memoirs detailing her upbringing in the ‘70s and rise in punk music as guitarist for all-girl band The Slits (1977-1982) at the height of the punk rock music scene. The first, “Clothes, Clothes, Clothes.

Backbeat, capturing The Beatles‘ early years in Hamburg, will be producing the show.Albertine, who was instrumental in the rise in punk music in the 1970s as the guitarist in The Slits, has written two memoirs – Clothes, Clothes, Clothes.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterThe life of Viv Albertine, the punk musician and guitarist of The Slits, is getting the TV treatment after Elizabeth Karlsen and Stephen Woolley’s Number 9 Films and Rachael Horovitz’ West Fourth Films teamed to acquire rights to her memoirs.Albertine has published two autobiographical books, Clothes, Clothes, Clothes. Music, Music, Music.

PHOENIX -- A Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home in Phoenix has sold more than $7 million.The Arizona Republic reported Monday that the David and Gladys Wright House sold for $7.25 million. The group of buyers include businessman Jim Benson and architect Bing Hu, who apprenticed at Wright's Taliesin West school in nearby Scottsdale.Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty says the sale went through after the buyers said they intended to preserve and restore the house.

When OK! caught up with ITV star Carol McGiffin at her home in the south of France, it was hard not to fall in love with her and her husband Mark Cassidy’s quarantine life. But before you go thinking how idyllic it all looks, behind the scenes Carol has suffered anxiety and stress about the state of the world.