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Robert Preston is set to take a big and foolish risk to raise
some emergency cash in Coronation Street when he ends up in a casino –
and viewers may recall that the last time his life almost crashed and
burned that the catalyst was this toxic establishment.
With the bistro having been targeted by a firebomb and Rich having a
cast iron alibi, Robert is at the end of his tether and things get even
worse when he is forced to offer Chesney Brown an out of court
settlement of £5k – when he doesn’t have the cash to give to him.
While Chesney is relieved that he doesn’t have to go to a hearing,
Robert now faces the next difficult step of finding a way to raise the
money and rejects Michelle Connor’s attempt to help out.
(Picture: ITV)
Getting desperate, he grabs some cash from the till and heads to the casino, repeatedly placing bets and losing.
As he sweats and hands over more cash, determined that it will
eventually pay his way, Robert is anxious as the croupier calls final
bets and he puts down the last of the money he has down just as Michelle
walks in.
As a disheartened Michelle shares her exasperation and walks away, is
Robert about to watch the last of the money he owns disappear before
his eyes?
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The new album from Robin Beck, entitled Love Is Coming, will be released on October 13th. A new “making of” video is available for streaming below. Robin Beck is truly one of the most gifted vocalists under the broad umbrella of rock music and it was with great pleasure that Frontiers welcomed her back to the label for her new album, Love Is Coming. The new recording sees her partnering with Clif Magness (Steve Perry, Avril Lavigne, Kelly Clarkson) who mixed and produced. Beck’s husband James Christian (House Of Lords) co-produced, while Tommy Denander (Robin’s long standing music partner) co-produced the song “Girl Like Me”, with Maor Appelbaum mastering the album. Hit after hit after hit after hit is the best description of the songs on offer, with the album encompassing everything that goes from melodic rock to gritty soul inspired rock. As Robin says, “it had to be better than anything I've ever done in the last 20 years and I believe I
THE SONGS WE KNOW BEST John Ashbery’s Early Life By Karin Roffman Illustrated. 316 pp. Farrar, Straus & Giroux. $30. “My own autobiography has never interested me very much,” John Ashbery once told an interviewer. “Whenever I try to think about it, I seem to draw a complete blank.” Over the course of his long career as one of America’s most celebrated poets, Ashbery has fiercely defied a central premise of the lyric poetic tradition: that a poem should be a “song of myself,” an utterance that springs from the circumstances of the writer’s life and gives insight into the author’s mind and feelings. “I have always been averse to talking about myself and so I don’t write about my life the way the confessional poets do,” he has said. Instead, Ashbery aims to create “paradigms of common experience which I hope other peopl
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