<h2>SUNDAY NIGHT: GARROWS LAW</h2><span class='text_link'>Series 1 of Garrows Law is showing on TCM every Sunday at 9pm. </span> <h2>2012 OSCAR NOMINATIONS</h2><span class='text_link'>Click here to see the complete list of this years Oscar nominations. </span> <h2>WHAT'S ON IN THE CINEMA?</h2><span class='text_link'>Here is our pick of the latest cinema releases!</span> <h2>WIN NEW YORK GOODIES</h2><span class='text_link'>To celebrate this months New York Special TCM is offering 3 lucky winners a selection of New York goodies...</span>

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Tinker ,Taylor, Soidier, Spy in shops on 30th January

Tinker ,Taylor, Soidier, Spy in shops on 30th January

A very strong line-up of some of the best British acting talent is on show for this remake of John Le Carre’s classic Cold War espionage thriller.

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Tinker ,Tailor, Soidier, Spy in shops on 30th January

Tinker ,Tailor, Soidier, Spy in shops on 30th January

A very strong line-up of some of the best British acting talent is on show for this remake of John Le Carre’s classic Cold War espionage thriller.

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The Debt in shops on 23rd January

The Debt in shops on 23rd January

The movie, with a screenplay by Matthew Vaughn and Jane Goldman, is a remake of an Israeli film.

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W.E. in cinemas on 20th January

W.E. in cinemas on 20th January

Madonna approaches the love affair between Wallis Simpson and Edward VIII, by juxtaposing the Royal scandal against a contemporary romantic affair.

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2012 Oscar Nominations

2012 Oscar Nominations

Here is the complete list of this years Oscar nominations.

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Magnolia (1999) on Thursday 26th January at 9pm

Magnolia (1999) on Thursday 26th January at 9pm

Paul Thomas Anderson’s ambitious movie muses on the human condition by showing us the interlinking lives of a host of characters during a single day in San Fernando Valley in California.

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J.R.R. TOLKIEN TO APPEAR IN UNENDORSED MIRKWOOD MOVIE

A novel featuring a fictional Tolkien is being developed as a movie, despite the book being heavily criticised by the Middle Earth estate. Should "fan-fiction" be allowed at any level, or is it just a cynical smash-and-grab?

J.R.R. Tolkien to appear in unendorsed Mirkwood movie