Gemma Arterton picks the Tracks of My Years

English actress and ‘Made In Dagenham’ star Gemma Arterton chooses the Tracks of My Years this week with songs from Fleetwood Mac and Nina Simone. There’s also the daily Love Song and a brand new Album and Record of the Week. LISTEN LIVE HERE.

Updated the gallery adding new photos from the Made in Dagenham Opening Night – Curtains Call, new candids from her visit at the Global Radio in London and new additions to the Annual ICAP Charity Day event. Thanks to Mouza and Haylie for their donations! :)

GALLERY LINKS:
– Public Events > Made in Dagenham Opening Night – Curtains Call
– Public Events > Annual ICAP Charity Day

New production stills from Gemma’s new movie The Voices hava been released and added to the gallery!

GALLERY LINKS:
– Movies & Television > The Voices (2014) > Production Stills

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– Photo Gallery > Hannah Arterton > Movies > Walking On Sunshine aka HOLIDAY! (2014) > Blu-ray Captures

She recently hit her landmark 100th perfromance in the hit West End musical Made In Dagenham, but Gemma Arterton is showing no signs of slowing down.

The 28-year-old actress was spotted leaving London’s Adelphi Theatre through the stage door on Saturday night, and she was all smiles as she was greeted by fans eager to take selfies with her.

The brunette beauty was picture perfect for her impromptu photo session, stepping out in a red minidress under a smart cream hooded jacket with black quilted raglan arms.

Away from the stage, Gemma has been speaking out in tireless support of the campaign for equal women’s pay. Speaking to Mel And Sue presenters, Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins, this week, Gemma said: ‘This subject matter is so important and I’m so passionate about it. At the end of the show I have a big speech and I have to convince everybody to stand up for women’s rights and some people stand up during the speech. I’ve seen men crying and women saying “go on” and that gives me the biggest buzz.’

Speaking Alan Carr before Christmas, Gemma spoke about the aid of social media in assisting the ongoing battle.

She said: ‘Feminism is in fashion, as made by Beyonce and Taylor Swift, now that they’re feminists, everyone else is [laughs]’.

The screen star was one of many at the Houses of Parliament in London to highlight the gender pay gap, which Labour claimed resulted in women earning £210,000 less over a lifetime than men.

Speaking about being in Parliament, Gemma admitted: ‘It was cold. Yeah, it’s huge – it’s very cavernous, The Great Hall and everything – it’s so old obviously, so it’s all stone and wood. But no, it was great, I wish I could have explored a bit further, gone off track, nosed around a bit, but it’s beautiful inside.’

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Updated the gallery adding some more stills from the Mel & Sue episode Gemma was guest yesterday, and a new photoshoot from 2010 taken during the Toronto Film Festival with Dominic Cooper (big thanks to Renee for this one!)

GALLERY LINKS:
– Public Events > ITV’S Mel and Sue – Stills
– Photoshoots > 2010 Toronto Film Festival – Portraits #2

Gemma was a guest on the new ITV show Mel & Sue today! You can catch the episode on the ITVPlayer HERE. Also, a photo from the show has been added to the gallery: