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I'M SURE Mick Jagger would rather not have been grabbing headlines recently with news of his prospective divorce from Jerry Hall, but the press's continuing fascination with the man underlines that even in his late fifties, he is still a star. He is the subject of tonight's Biography (9pm History Channel), which charts his extraordinary life since meeting Keith Richards and forming the Rolling Stones in the early 1960s.
Arnold Schwarzenegger (right) has always tried to alternate between comedy and action movies, thereby cultivating two separate markets. Kindergarten Cop (6pm Sky Premier), Ivan Reitman's fluffy romp about a policeman who has to pretend to be a kindergarten teacher, is followed by Eraser (8pm), altogether tougher fare, in which he plays an agent for the witness protection programme.
James Rampton
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