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The iconic Grease actor, singer and activist sold over 100 million records and won four Grammy Awards.

Little is known about the new track, but it will be called Hold Me Closer.

Best known for playing Sandy in Grease, the actor and singer has died from cancer aged 73.

The Grammy award-winning singer found enduring fame in the film Grease.

Comedian Robin Grainger has become a Fringe legend after giving his all for one man in the audience.

The traditional reading out of the football results at 5pm on a Saturday is axed by BBC Radio.

Several UK cities are hoping to host the event and a shortlist will be published on Friday.

Roger E. Mosley starred opposite Tom Selleck in all eight seasons of the original Magnum P.I.

June Spencer, 103, has played matriarch Peggy in the long-running Radio 4 drama since 1951.

West Midlands artists UB40, Jorja Smith and Dexys Midnight Runners will bring the games to a close.

India is seeing the mushrooming of nationalistic music videos that demonise the Muslim community.

The chair of the Horniman Museum said it was “moral” to return items taken by “force” years ago.

Sam Gannon, who was in the soap in 2019, died while staying with relatives in the United States.

Research for Radio 4’s Front Row finds inconsistencies in theatres’ ticket prices and policies.

The singer has spoken out on the issue after his partner suffered a miscarriage two years ago.

The Australian musician found fame in The Seekers, a folk music group, before going solo.

Ukrainian art is put on show at Wembley Stadium with the aim to keep the war in the public eye.

The star earns her fourth number one album in the UK, outselling the competition by three to one.

The US actor has lost his appeal to have an arbitration award to the show’s producers overturned.

Fans of the popular film are angry the character of Raj is being reimagined as a white man called Rog.

Alex Belfield is convicted of stalking four people online but cleared of stalking four others.

The entertainment and film company is hoping to emulate the success of rivals like Marvel.

The mechanical bull used in the Commonwealth opening ceremony will now be given a permanent home in the city.

The little manuscript, written in 1829, goes on public display after being bought for £973,000.

The Sidmouth Folk Festival returns for the first time in three years.

Sheila Caberwal has described finding the works as her “Fiona Bruce moment”.

Thousands of performers from across the world descend on Edinburgh to put on more than 3,000 shows.

Aamir Khan tells BBC World how the iconic ‘life is like a box of chocolates’ line was adapted for new audiences.

A BBC director asks if the corporation should have done more to investigate sexual misconduct claims.

Organisers behind the arts festival say they hope to return with a new format in 2023.