Category: Ewegottalove

When the Movies Came to Fishguard: The Welsh Story Behind Moby Dick FOR a few extraordinary months in the 1950s, a corner of west Wales found itself sharing its streets, hotels and harbour with some of the biggest names in Hollywood. Gregory Peck was there. So was legendary director John Huston. Richard Basehart, Leo Genn […]

From the Space Race to Obi-Wan: Why 2026 Has Been Quite a Year for Rhys Ifans THERE cannot be many actors who could spend one year moving from the Soviet space programme to a Parkinson’s drama at the Toronto International Film Festival and then finish it by becoming Obi-Wan Kenobi – in Welsh. But then […]

Portugal v Wales: Can Craig Bellamy Bring Back Feelgood Factor without Harry Wilson? THE UEFA Nations League was very good to Wales the last time Craig Bellamy took charge of it. An unbeaten campaign, promotion back to League A and a renewed sense of optimism helped Bellamy make an encouraging start to life in the […]

A Long Time Ago… in Pembroke Dock: The Welsh Story Behind Star Wars’ iconic Millennium Falcon ship A LONG time ago, in a dockyard not very far away… Did ewe know that before the Millennium Falcon became one of the most recognisable spacecraft in cinema history, a full-size version of Han Solo’s famous ship was […]

“Small but Mighty”: How Matthew Rhys Made Emmy History – and Carried Wales With Him into the Spotlight MATTHEW RHYS could have simply thanked Hollywood. Instead, after making television history in Los Angeles, the Cardiff-born actor made sure that a small country more than 5,000 miles away was part of the moment. On 14 September […]

Mountains of Things to Do in Wales This Sunday: From Italy to Nashville, Circuses to Castles and Pop Culture to Pop Music FOR so many generations, Sunday in Wales was a quiet and uneventful day. Families dressed for church or chapel before returning home to gather around the table for Sunday lunch. In many communities […]

Nashville Comes to Porthcawl: Country to Cymru Takes Over the Welsh Coast COWBOY boots, country bands, line dancing and a little taste of Nashville have arrived on the South Wales coast. Country to Cymru is taking over The Hi Tide in Porthcawl this weekend for three days of live music, dancing, tribute acts, food and […]

What Changed? Wales Women End 14-Month Wait With Stunning South Africa Win FOURTEEN months. Six first-half tries. Fifty points. After a long and difficult run without a Test victory, Wales Women finally had a night to celebrate at Cardiff Arms Park, sweeping aside South Africa 50–19 in their opening WXV Global Series match. Wales had […]

Why is American college football at Wembley? Everything you need to know about Arizona State v Kansas, kick-off time, TV coverage, London events – and the Welsh connection AMERICAN college football is coming to Wembley – and this is no exhibition match. The Kansas Jayhawks and Arizona State Sun Devils meet at Wembley Stadium on […]

Step Back in Time to the Middle Ages at Llantrisant Medieval Fayre This Weekend KNIGHTS, archers and centuries of Welsh history return to one of south Wales’ oldest hilltop towns this weekend when Llantrisant Medieval Fayre takes over Castle Green. The free family event is being held beside Llantrisant’s historic Guildhall and the remains of […]