31. All glammed up for Sex And The City

New York glamour was set to descend on Britain yesterday, with the hotly-anticipated movie premiere of Sex And The City.

32. Kiss Me Kate

This was another good production by The Sainsbury Singers but not perhaps quite up to the standard of their most recent shows – somehow it lacked their special sparkle.  However there were some excellent moments and performances.

33. Ruby jeans bottoms are the tops

34. Ole, Ole, we’re off to Coventray!!

35. Travel through time and space

If you’ve been suffering from withdrawal symptoms since the end of the last series of the massive BBC hit Doctor Who, you’ll no doubt be awaiting the rematerialisation of the Tardis this weekend with feverish anticipation.

36. Big fans of China

THE tastes, colours and culture of the Orient took over a Wokingham school last month.

37. Never say die attitude...

Die Hard fans have been anxiously awaiting the fourth instalment of the groundbreaking action movie franchise ever since the rumour mill went into overdrive about the possibility of a third sequel going into production. But what everyone wants to know is whether its star Bruce Willis can still hack it as daredevil cop John McClane, 12 years on from the last film.

KIM FRANCIS met Bruce Willis in London recently to see if he couldn’t answer that very question

38. Master of reinvention

Justin Timberlake has come a long way since his early days as a Mouseketeer on US TV show The Mickey Mouse Club, where he starred alongside one-time girlfriend, princess-of-pop, Britney Spears.

39. Dreams Cannes come true

Reading-educated filmmaker, Dominic Stinton, has made it to the prestigious Cannes Film Festival (May 16-27) and Kim Francis caught up with him ahead of the event to talk about the films he is taking to the international showcase.

40. Two genders for two genres

Tam Williams didn’t set out to be a classical actor when he left drama school – “But that’s what I seem to have become,” he told me.