The music video for their hit song 'Parklife', which featured actor Phil Daniels, contains a fleeting element that continues to puzzle admirers of the tune. The debate rages over whether this ...

The music video for the chart-topping track, starring Phil Daniels, features a brief detail which fans of the song are still trying to decipher. Whether the moment in question was unintentional or ...

Join Bugsy and his gang in this lively, fun-filled musical where our young performers take centre stage in a dazzling tale of friendship, laughter, and a little bit of mischief. With catchy tunes ...

RIP, Kathryn." Kathryn's varied career spanned beloved soaps like EastEnders and Emmerdale, but she also strutted onto the scene as a child in Bugsy Malone and later charmed viewers as a presenter ...

Phil Daniels is famous for appearing in films including Quadrophenia, Scum, and Chicken Run, and for playing Kevin Wicks on EastEnders. He also appears memorably on the Blur song Parklife ...

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The Bugsy Malone episode was relatively short-lived. With the opening of Loughan House in Blacklion, Co Cavan as a youth detention centre between 1978 and 1983, the subculture largely faded from ...

Only this time, the slightly more nervous group, dressed in matching red Christmas jumpers and performing a rousing chorus of You Give A Little Love from the musical Bugsy Malone, was made up of ...

Cincinnati-based investment bank ArkMalibu has opened an Indianapolis office that will be led by local entrepreneur Phil Daniels. Daniels joined ArkMalibu earlier this year as a senior adviser and ...

With a catchy, swinging score by the composer of The Muppet Movie, Bugsy Malone Junior includes a chorus which may be expanded to include as many performers as desired.

The unlikely pairing came together midway through Williams’ set on Saturday (July 6), with Dyer singing the cockney spoken-words parts of the 1994 song, first made famous by actor Phil Daniels.