Marling

Now "Marling" is Lieutenant (later, Colonel Sir) Percy Scrope Marling VC of the KRRC who served with the mounted infantry (why don't the Perries make a mounted infantry pack?)

Archive 2007-10-01 legatus hedlius 2007

Now "Marling" is Lieutenant (later, Colonel Sir) Percy Scrope Marling VC of the KRRC who served with the mounted infantry (why don't the Perries make a mounted infantry pack?)

Green or Grey?: The King's Royal Rifle Corps in the Sudan legatus hedlius 2007

Award for Breakthrough Actor goes to Felicity Jones for Crazy Love, though in my view it should have gone to Brit Marling in Another World.

Erica Abeel: Notes From Under the Red Carpet at the Gotham Awards Erica Abeel 2011

But suddenly Marling's accent lurches across the pond, and the track gets a gee-up into a country and western hoedown.

This week's new singles reviews 2011

With two of the best-received films at Sundance, Marling has qualified as one of the "it" actresses of the festival - all the more surprising for someone who, even while making short films with Cahill and Batmanglij, didn't consider acting a potential career for her.

For some, stars align at Sundance Ann Hornaday 2011

Award for Breakthrough Actor goes to Felicity Jones for Crazy Love, though in my view it should have gone to Brit Marling in Another World.

Erica Abeel: Notes From Under the Red Carpet at the Gotham Awards Erica Abeel 2011

After plenty of invitations to audition for the cute blonde in horror movies, Marling taught herself to write to get decent parts.

First sight: Brit Marling 2011

Among headline acts such as the Fall and the Walkmen, it's probably two women who have the most star quality: Laura Marling, whose third album sees her playing a jazzy, Joni Mitchell kind of thing, and Joanna Newsom, whose harp/voice combination is seldom less than spellbinding.

This week's new live music 2011

Marling plays a 17-year-old astrophysics student who causes a car crash the night a parallel Earth is discovered.

First sight: Brit Marling 2011

Emmy The Great, AKA London-based singer-songwriter Emma-Lee Moss, may not enjoy the same profile as former nu-folk contemporaries such as Laura Marling and Noah & The Whale, but she's arguably the best thing to come out of that whole scene, her dainty songs subverted by witty and acerbic lyrics that skewer feckless ex-lovers or meditate candidly on sex and death.

This week's new live music 2011