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Lost and Found, the best-selling children’s book by writer Oliver Jeffers, will be making its stage debut in Manchester. The show will take a bow at the new Factory International arts venue this Christmas.

Caitriona Balfe, 41, recently opened up about how she found out she won her part in Outlander from her friend.She revealed all about the hilarious story during an interview on Instagram live.Outlander fans love Caitriona for her performance as time-travelling heroine Claire Fraser.However, many may not realise she found out she had the role in rather unique circumstances.She spoke about the story in an Instagram live chat with her friend Oliver Jeffers.The old friends were reminiscing when Oliver said: “There is a funny story about how you found out the role in Outlander was yours.”Caitriona replied: “This is a good one! I don’t think the true version has ever really been told so I’ll let you tell it.”Oliver went on to describe how they

Forget the ghouls of Halloween, when it comes to dressing up the most creative outfits always emerge on World Books Day.

Meryl Streep lends her voice to this environmentalist film, Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth, based on the book by notable children’s book author, Oliver Jeffers.The movie is about an existential search for one’s greater purpose on earth. A little boy feels lost for seemingly no reason, a feeling his father very much relates to but cannot resolve.

In celebration of Earth Day on April 22, Apple TV+ has put together a star-studded animated short film called Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth, which premieres on Friday, April 17. The voices you'll hear in this special belong to Chris O'Dowd, Ruth Negga, Jacob Tremblay, and Meryl Streep, the latter of whom narrates this lovely clip TV Guide can exclusively share. Here We Are is a great educational film to get kids excited about taking care of the planet, which is a critically important task, now more than ever.

Apple TV+ has just unveiled a new trailer for its upcoming animated film “Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth”, and it’s full of wonder and fascination.

Caitriona Balfe’s latest performance is a surefire Oscar-winner.

Bet you never expected Caitriona Balfe to play the role of a grey crayon!

Caitriona Balfe’s latest performance is a surefire Oscar-winner.