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Kellogg’s Pop-Tarts is at the center of a legal battle as one Illinois resident filed a lawsuit against Kellogg’s for the number of strawberries in their product. Anita Harris alleges that the marketing for the pastries is misleading because “they give people the impression the fruit filling contains a greater relative and absolute amount of strawberries […]

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"Thunderball" co-stars Martine Beswick and Luciana Paluzzi.

Hammer and "Live and Let Die" actress Madeleine Smith.

By Mark Mawston

The London Film Convention, organized by Thomas Bowington was quite literally a Who’s Who of heroes and villains from the small and silver screen. The actual Who came in the shape of a Dr. himself in the guise of Sylvester McCoy, along with Who assistants Katy Manning who played Jo and Bernard Cribbins from both the Amicus film version and the TV version. There was also a rare appearance from Garial Woolf. The other key cult British film genres-the Carry On films, James Bond and Hammer horror- were all represented too, with many of the star guests appearing in all three: from the Carry On Films we had Fenella Fielding, Anita Harris and Amanda Barrie, from Hammer and Bond we had Maddie Smith, Valerie Leon, Martine Beswick, Eunice Gayson, John Wyman,...

For one matinee and one evening performance only, Follies in Concert makes a spectacular and rare return to the UK, at Royal Albert Hall on April 28, 2015. Featuring an all-star cast including Christine Baranski Into The Woods, The Good Wife,Mamma Mia, Ruthie Henshall Chicago - original Roxy, Les Miserables, Anita Dobson Eastenders, Chicago, Anita Harris Carry On films, Cats, Roy Hudd Oliver - Fagin,Coronation Street, Good Old Days and Russell Watson the UK's best-selling classical artist winner of four Classical Brit awards, Follies in Concert will be directed by Craig Revel Horwood Strictly Come Dancing, choreographed by Andrew Wright and supported by the City of London Philharmonic Orchestra.

This Weekend's Spring Memorabilia 2010, at Birmingham's NEC, features several comic book writers and artists among its special guests.

Among those in the convention's Comic City will be Coventry-based Al Davison, whose work includes Idw's Doctor Who comic book (pictured) and DC's House of Mystery.

I carried an interview with Al in November, in which he gave his verdict on comic book movies such as The Dark Knight and Watchmen, and his views on the best and worst of the genre. You can read that article here.

Other comics talent at the event include Mike Collins (Spider-Man, Transformers, 2000Ad, Star Trek), Keith Burns (Devashard, Spy School, Boys), Hunt Emmerson (Beano, Fiesta, Fortean Times), John McCrea (many Marvel and DC titles), Lee Bradley (Transformers, Spider-Man), Lew Stringer (all major publishers), Kat Nicholson (Marvel Heroes, Action Man Atom, Scooby Doo), Jason Cardy (Henry V) and Laura Howell (Beano, Toxic).

Other guests at the...