Three years after his death, never before seen images of David Bowie have been unveiled to the public for the first time. We speak to the photographer behind the lens.
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Richard Hawley grew up in Sheffield and the city he still calls home has provided the inspiration for much of his music to date. However, having taken a break from recording, the singer songwriter tells beyond why he is keen to explore new horizons.
He is one of the country’s bestselling children’s authors and was the man Danny Boyle turned to when he wanted someone to pen the opening ceremony of London 2012, so what’s Frank Cottrell Boyce cooking up in the depths of the Brontë Parsonage basement?
In the early 1980s, Simon Annand asked one of Britain’s leading comic actors whether he could photograph him backstage. Now almost 40 years on he has an unrivalled collection of images giving a glimpse into the dressing rooms of some of the country’s most famous stars.
For years Amanda Owen lived a quiet life with her husband and children in one of the remotest farms in the Dales. Then the TV cameras arrived. Now known to millions as the Yorkshire Shepherdess, she tells beyond how she became an unlikely poster girl for rural living.
Having become the most decorated Olympic athlete in British sports history, Sir Bradley Wiggins is enjoying recounting tales from a highly-eventful career as one of cycling’s most high-profile figures. Ahead of this month’s 2019 Road World Cycling Championships held in Yorkshire, Neill Barston caught up with the knight of the road to talk about all things cycling and his upcoming Bradley Wiggins: An Evening With tour.
He’s worth more than £160m and is recognised the world over, so how has Ed Sheeran managed to stay so grounded? Ahead of his two Leeds gigs we delve into the life of music’s Mr Nice Guy.
Chris Packham has been a TV favourite since he appeared on the Really Wild Show back in the 1980s. Never afraid to speak his mind, he tells beyond why being upset about climate change isn’t enough. We need to be angry. Really angry.
This September it will be 50 years since the release of Abbey Road. To mark the anniversary, Beatles aficionado Mark Lewisohn is about to reveal the true story behind the recording of the album still considered one of the greatest of all time.
