Tinky-Winky, Laa-Laa and Po”, these being the stars of the much-loved children’s television show, Teletubbies. And so, in the interests of fairness and journalistic rigour I watched some old ...

For those unfamiliar, Tinky Winky is the tallest and oldest of the Teletubbies. Cloaked in a purple terrycloth suit and recognised by the triangular antenna atop his head, he’s often seen ...

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An actress who played Laa-Laa in the Teletubbies for six years will be sharing her experiences of being in the TV programme in a one-woman show. Following two years of sell-out shows at Edinburgh ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. An actress who played Laa-Laa in the Teletubbies for six years will be sharing her experiences of being in the TV programme in a one-woman show.

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Zimbabwean dancehall icon Winky D has once again delivered a powerful social commentary with his latest release, Propaganda, dropped this Friday. Staying true to his modus operandi, the artist ...

He had a speech impediment, and it came out sounding like 'Winky'," Martindale told ABC News in 2014. "So Winston turned into Winky, and then I got into the business and Wink it was! It served me ...

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Who remembers catching Teletubbies back in the late '90s? It turns out these childhood icons are still “alive” and well in China. Though not quite in the way one would expect. Photos and videos of ...