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‘Anatomy of a Cry’: Crystal Murray on teen fame and going indie – arts24

‘Anatomy of a Cry’: Crystal Murray on teen fame and going indie – arts24

Published by Sam Flores

To display this content from YouTube, you must enable advertisement tracking and audience measurement. Accept Manage my choices One of your browser extensions seems to be blocking the video player from loading. To watch this content, you may need to disable it on this site. Try again arts24 © FRANCE 24 Issued on: 20/04/2026 – 16:34 11:18 min From the show Reading time 1 min French-American artist Crystal Murray rose to fame on social media, a decade before the term influencer was “a thing”. She was already making alternative R’n’B and soul, which led her to get signed and release a first album in 2024. A couple of years ago, she moved to London to find her voice on her own terms and became an independent artist. She popped by arts24 to tell Marjorie Hache about her new EP “Anatomy of a Cry”, which sees her already avant-garde style tinted with indie folk. They also discuss new releases by Massive Attack, the Foo Fighters and Fally Ipupa.  By: Source link

Real reason Skins and Game of Thrones star Hannah Murray disappeared from the spotlight

Real reason Skins and Game of Thrones star Hannah Murray disappeared from the spotlight

Published by Daniella Wilson

Actress Hannah Murray became beloved for her portrayals of Cassie in Skins and Gilly in Game Of Thrones, but while she was once one of Britain’s brightest rising stars, her list of acting credits noticeably slowed after 2020. Having brought a number of fan-favourite characters to life on screen, Hannah largely stepped out of the spotlight, leaving many viewers wondering what happened to the actress. Now, in her new “shockingly honest” memoir, the 36-year-old has revealed the real reason behind her absence – and the struggles she has faced since we last saw her. © WireImageHannah played Cassie in Skins Why did Hannah Murray disappear from the spotlight? In her new memoir, The Make-Believe, Hannah explains that while navigating the pressures of Hollywood, she became involved in a cult-like organisation that promised magic, secret knowledge and increasingly complex rituals. After embarking on a week-long course that isolated her from her loved ones, her mental health deteriorated and she was later detained in hospital. WATCH: Kaya Scodelario reveals impact Skins had on mental health As the …

Chad Michael Murray leaves fans doing a double take in unrecognizable unearthed photo

Chad Michael Murray leaves fans doing a double take in unrecognizable unearthed photo

Published by Daniella Wilson

A yearbook photo of Chad Michael Murray from his high school days has gone viral after social media users pointed out just how different he looked in his teens before he hit the big time with One Tree Hill in 2003.  The photo, which was posted on Reddit and X, left fans of the 44-year-old shocked due to his unrecognizable appearance. The snap was taken before Chad was attacked by three men who broke his nose when he was 18.  “I got jumped in a Burger King when I was 18 and had my nose put on the other side of my face,” he told Entertainment Weekly in 2004. “It was three guys – what the hell was I supposed to do?”  © RedditThe yearbook photo of Chad went viral after fans noticed a major difference “The doctors didn’t even bother running X-rays. They just reset it. But it wasn’t a nose job – I hate the fact that people say it was a nose job!” he added. The yearbook photo sent fans into a frenzy as they marveled over how different Chad looked before and after the attack.  “His nose looked better before, …

Chad Michael Murray and his daughter accept fun challenge and fans say the same thing

Chad Michael Murray and his daughter accept fun challenge and fans say the same thing

Published by Daniella Wilson

Chad Michael Murray went on a trip to one of Disney’s theme parks with his daughter Audrey, eight, and the duo accepted a fun challenge to “try not to react” while riding the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train. Initially Audrey was “going for the reaction,” but she decided to switch gears and said, “let’s go.” Before heading onto the ride, Chad shouted: “Not afraid of some fun, let’s go.” As soon as they were buckled up, Chad revealed: “I’m going to fail miserably…I’m gonna fail.” Meanwhile, Audrey was as cool as a cucumber as she announced: “Dude, I’m not even scared yet. I haven’t even made a reaction.” He cheered her on by yelling, “You got this. You got this,” but Audrey already had the challenge in the bag as she remained expressionless. Once the ride slowed down, Chad expressed: “Dude that was easy, look at that,” but Audrey warned him: “It’s not over. There’s still a giant drop.” © Getty ImagesSarah Roemer and Chad Michael Murray with their kids Chad screamed during it, which meant …

Humanists UK mourns Dame Jenni Murray (1950–2026) – Humanists UK

Humanists UK mourns Dame Jenni Murray (1950–2026) – Humanists UK

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Humanists UK is sorry to learn of the death of its patron, the pioneering broadcaster and feminist Dame Jenni Murray, who has died at the age of 75. A formidable voice in British broadcasting, Dame Jenni used her platform to champion rational thinking, bodily autonomy, and women’s rights for most of her life. She became a patron of Humanists UK in 2009. Born in Barnsley and educated at Hull University, Dame Jenni began her career in 1973 at BBC Radio Bristol. Following roles on South Today, Newsnight, and the Today programme, she joined BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour in 1987. She remained at the helm for 33 years, becoming the programme’s longest-serving presenter and a beloved daily presence for millions of listeners. Throughout her tenure, she interviewed every British prime minister of the last 30 years and iconic figures ranging from Bette Davis to Margaret Atwood. Her contribution to the industry was recognised with an OBE in 1999 and a damehood in 2011. Beyond the studio, Dame Jenni was a vocal advocate for humanist causes. …

Andy Murray shares rare loved-up photo of wife, Kim Sears, as couple enjoy date day

Andy Murray shares rare loved-up photo of wife, Kim Sears, as couple enjoy date day

Published by Daniella Wilson

Andy Murray offered fans an insight into his private relationship with his wife, Kim Sears and shared a loved-up picture of the artist on his Instagram Story. The former tennis professional, 38, and his 38-year-old wife soaked up some rare British sunshine on a golf course and kickstarted their weekend with some alone time.  Welcoming four children together, Sophia, ten, Edie, seven, Teddie, five, and Lola, four, the couple appeared to have left their brood behind as they enjoyed a morning outing on Saturday.  The gold-medal winning Olympian rarely posts about his home life, but broke his own rule when he uploaded a photo of Kim sitting on the grass, cuddling their chocolate brown flat-coated retriever named Bonnie. Dressed in a casual ensemble, the mum-of-four wore blue jeans, a white T-shirt and a dark brown half-zip jumper for her morning on the golf course. She scraped her hair into a bun and shielded her eyes from the sun with large black sunglasses.  Above her smiling face, Andy simply typed a red heart emoji and added …

Tributes pour in for Dame Jenni Murray after death

Tributes pour in for Dame Jenni Murray after death

Published by Daniella Wilson

Tributes have been paid to beloved broadcaster, Dame Jenni Murray, who has died at the age of 75. Murray had been the host of BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour for over 30 years, having joined the programme in 1987 before her departure in 2020, making her its longest-serving presenter. BBC director-general Tim Davie led the tributes, describing Murray as “a broadcasting icon” who “created a safe space for her audiences thanks to her warmth, intelligence and courage”. “We shall all miss her terribly,” he said in a statement. “Her legacy endures in the countless conversations she started, the many issues she championed and the lives she touched.” Dame Jenni Murray. David M. Benett/Dave Benett/Getty Images Mohit Bakaya, controller at BBC Radio 4 and director of BBC speech audio, echoed Davie’s sentiments, describing Murray as “a formidable voice in British broadcasting who was warm, fearless and beloved by listeners”. Bakaya added: “During her decades at Woman’s Hour, she helped shape the national conversation with intelligence, rigour and a remarkable ability to connect with audiences. Jenni leaves an …

Dame Jenni Murray remembered: her deeply personal last piece for RT calling for dignity in death

Dame Jenni Murray remembered: her deeply personal last piece for RT calling for dignity in death

Published by Daniella Wilson

Broadcaster Dame Jenni Murray, best known for hosting BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour for more than three decades, has died at the age of 75. A defining voice in British broadcasting, she spent 33 years on the programme, becoming its longest-serving presenter and conducting landmark interviews with figures including Margaret Thatcher, Hillary Clinton and Margaret Atwood. Following the news of her death, BBC director general Tim Davie paid tribute to Murray as “a broadcasting icon”, while Radio 4 controller Mohit Bakaya described her as “warm, fearless and beloved by listeners”. Below, we revisit one of her most personal columns, first published in Radio Times magazine in February 2022, in which she reflects on death, dignity and the right to choose. I’ve been thinking a great deal about death in recent weeks and particularly asking what might be the manner of my own passing. My hope to have the right, when the time comes, to choose to die with dignity in my own home surrounded by the people who love me began some 16 years ago …

Dame Jenni Murray remembered: her deeply personal call for dignity in death

Dame Jenni Murray remembered: her deeply personal call for dignity in death

Published by Daniella Wilson

Broadcaster Dame Jenni Murray, best known for hosting BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour for more than three decades, has died at the age of 75. A defining voice in British broadcasting, she spent 33 years on the programme, becoming its longest-serving presenter and conducting landmark interviews with figures including Margaret Thatcher, Hillary Clinton and Margaret Atwood. Following the news of her death, BBC director general Tim Davie paid tribute to Murray as “a broadcasting icon”, while Radio 4 controller Mohit Bakaya described her as “warm, fearless and beloved by listeners”. Below, we revisit one of her most personal columns, first published in Radio Times magazine in February 2022, in which she reflects on death, dignity and the right to choose. I’ve been thinking a great deal about death in recent weeks and particularly asking what might be the manner of my own passing. My hope to have the right, when the time comes, to choose to die with dignity in my own home surrounded by the people who love me began some 16 years ago …