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Paul Welsh »
The most filmed town on screen
Posted on 9:22am Friday 11th May 2012
PAUL WELSH looks beyond the action on screen and points out familiar locations which have been showing up in the background over the past 98 years
Paul Welsh »
The book you've all been waiting for
Posted on 9:10am Friday 20th April 2012
PAUL WELSH has compiled his favourite memories of his encounters with stars
Paul Welsh »
All this talent is becoming stale
Posted on 9:15am Friday 13th April 2012
PAUL WELSH contemplates the cost of yet another hunt for undiscovered talent and considers what you got for your money in less expensive times
Paul Welsh »
One taste of the high life is enough
Posted on 9:15am Friday 23rd March 2012
PAUL WELSH recalls star-studded events with lavish hospitality and a driver to get you home afterwards. He explains why he prefers to avoid them these days...
Paul Welsh »
A rough life for Hollywood king
Posted on 9:18am Friday 16th March 2012
PAUL WELSH looks back on the career of Clark Gable, who reached the pinnacle of stardom, but always seemed to be on the wrong side of his studio bosses
Dina Mistry »
Broadwalk Loves.... Mum
Posted on 3:48pm Friday 9th March 2012
This week we will show you some of our top picks to make mum feel special.
Paul Welsh »
Old fossils still have life in them
Posted on 11:31am Friday 2nd March 2012
PAUL WELSH reflects on the enduring fame of stars who died decades ago, while some more recent celebrities are forgotten just a few years on
Dina Mistry »
Broadwalk Loves...... Dressing Up!
Posted on 3:00pm Friday 24th February 2012
Find out what we love at The Broadwalk Centre in Edgware this week.
Paul Welsh »
Spotlight on ‘an old Elstree hand’
Posted on 9:48am Friday 24th February 2012
PAUL WELSH looks back at Hollywood star Gregory Peck who worked at Elstree Studios during his long and distinguished career
Paul Welsh »
Before the Sixties got swinging
Posted on 9:56am Friday 10th February 2012
PAUL WELSH looks back on the films that were made in Elstree during 1962 and considers how much simpler everything seemed to be in those days
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