The French designer’s theatrical creations were worn by David Bowie, Beyoncé and Lady Gaga.

Mercedes Gleitze was the first woman to swim the English Channel, but she kept her fame and accomplishments hidden from her family.

The Beach Boys star, who turns 80 this year, tells the BBC why he decided to make a documentary.

Five creations by an anonymous artist are to be sold to raise funds for the Scottish Book Trust.

Musicians retaining ownership of their master recordings can get 100% of streaming royalties.

Big US streamers are becoming too sensitive about the secrecy of their projects, industry figures say.

The comedy Yesterday has the actress in the trailer, but not the movie itself – to the anger of fans.

The streets will be named in the development in West Yorkshire, where the literary sisters were born.

The street artist produced the piece while unaware a little girl had died in an accident nearby in 2018.

The Palace of Varieties is based on the life and times of Labour MP Dennis Skinner.

The actor-politician was unhurt in the collision, as photos show a large SUV on top of other cars.

The World Harmony Orchestra has been providing musical comfort for those who may be lonely throughout the pandemic.

He’d do anything for fun… Watch our highlights from Meat Loaf’s many BBC appearances over the decades.

The award-winning movie-maker hopes critical thinking will combat an influx of deepfake videos.

How I’d Do Anything for Love (But I Won’t Do That) became one of rock’s biggest urban myths.

The stand-up comedian appeared in films including Coming to America and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.

Anna Vakili, Belle Hassan and Francesca Allen are named and shamed by the advertising watchdog.

Microsoft’s big new deal had raised questions over the future of the shooter video game franchise.

The singer, who has died at 74, brushed shoulders with royalty and stars of music, stage and screen.

The Bat Out Of Hell singer Meat Loaf spoke to the BBC in 2016.

Remembering Bat Out of Hell star Meat Loaf who has died at the age of 74.

The singer who popularised a melodramatic bombastic style of rock music.

The Bat Out Of Hell singer is remembered by musicians including Cher, Brian May and Bonnie Tyler.

Her career spanned six decades and she used her music to campaign against racism.

Sally J Morgan wins the Portico Prize for a book inspired by her encounter with Fred and Rose West.

“My show ain’t ready,” the star tells fans, one night before her concert series was due to begin.

The firm’s membership growth slowed significantly last year after surging at the beginning of the pandemic.

The French fashion house pays tribute to its late artistic director during Paris Fashion Week.

Ms Gaffka is being backed by her MP and received hundreds of messages after saying she was spiked.

The artist gave her neon sign to the government but says the “current situation is shameful”.