Telegraph magazine - Bruce Forsyth cover (26 November 2011)

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LOUISE WILSON - "The world of..."
1 and a third pages

SIR BRUCE FORSYTH - At 83, Sir Bruce Forsyth is a national treasure with 70 years in showbusiness behind him and almost as many catchphrases. But he has no intention of cracking his last gag any time soon. So what keeps him going, Mick Brown asks
5 pages

ANGELIQUE TODD left Tunbridge Wells for the central African rainforest to study and befriend western lowland gorillas threatened by miners and poachers. A decade on Sally Williams finds her on speaking terms with a male called Makumba
5 pages

CRAZY HORSE - Pop stars and presidents have been drawn to the naked flame of Crazy Horse, the thoroughbred cabaret in Paris. As the club celebrates its 60th anniversary, Murphy Williams seeks to uncover its secrets
5 pages

ANOTHER EARTH - Though Brit Marling's sci-fi film Another Earth was shot on the hoof and on an ultra-low budget, it has garnered awards and enabled her to keep her distance from planet Hollywood
3 pages

KATE HUMBLE - "Kate's farm"
1 page

TOMMY HILFIGER remembers his first retail chain, People's Place, 1974
1 page