Keeping Up With the Kardashians: 8 ways one family became a hot topic
As the series ends, we look at how the Kardashians became an office cooler conversation.
Why classical musicians are performing among tombstones
The New York Philharmonic is back, playing to a live – and not-so-live – audience.
‘I can speak freely and use swear words as I see fit’
The rise of email “newsletter” providers that allow writers to directly connect with readers.
The Tiberius Show EP 138 Daniel Shaw
What is a Wrestling league, how can you make your own. Do you like wrestling? Do people really get hurt? How does one get into the wrestling business and why would they want to? What does it take to be a wrestling announcer? These questions and so much more are answered by Daniel Max Shaw!!, […]
Tom Hiddleston: ‘Being cast as Loki changed my life’
The star says he feels a “huge responsibility” to honour the “affection” fans have for the Marvel god.
Ben Roberts, Derek Conway on The Bill, dies at 70
The Bangor native playing Chief Inspector Derek Conway in the ITV police drama from 1987 to 2002.
The African figures ‘forgotten’ by England’s cultural past
A new English Heritage art collection aims to reflect the long history of African people in England.
Dua Lipa revealed as the UK’s most-played artist of 2020
The singer was the biggest presence on UK radio last year, thanks to lockdown anthems like Physical.
Andrew Lloyd Webber ‘prepared to be arrested’ over theatre reopening
The impresario says he will open his new production of Cinderella “come hell or high water”.
Wolf Alice on virtual Glastonbury and their ‘quest for world dominance’
The band made history with a five-hour live stream at this year’s virtual Glastonbury festival.
Women in African Music: A virtual museum celebrating empowerment
Women in African Music is an immersive virtual exhibition celebrating performers and those behind the scenes.
University of East Anglia ‘Climategate’ scandal to be turned into film
The Crown’s Jason Watkins will star as a professor who found himself at the centre of a media storm.
Hall And Oates: How You Make My Dreams became a streaming hit
The 80s pop duo explain how You Make My Dreams became a streaming colossus.
Chris Harrison: The Bachelor host leaves for good over racism row
Chris Harrison had fronted the hit US dating show and its spin-offs since 2002.
Cambridge ‘Pink Floyd’ Flying Pig pub faces demolition
The Cambridge venue where Syd Barrett and David Gilmour reputedly met is due to be bulldozed.
Kim’s Convenience stars decry ‘racist’ storylines and lack of diversity
The Kim’s Convenience stars say storylines were “overtly racist” and their pay is “horsepoop”.
Capcom accused of infringing artist’s copyright in Resident Evil games
Capcom used dozens of images from a book of textures in games for decades, the case alleges.
Capcom accused of infringing artist’s copyright in Resident Evil games
Capcom used dozens of images from a book of textures in games for decades, the case alleges.
Indiana Jones: Grosmont village hosts Hollywood stars
Harrison Ford is believed to have touched down in Grosmont to reprise his role as Indiana Jones.
Time: Stephen Graham on his new prison role
The actor plays a conflicted prison officer in BBC One’s new prison drama.
Carey Mulligan and Zoe Kazan to play Weinstein reporters
Carey Mulligan and Zoe Kazan will play the New York Times journalists who exposed Harvey Weinstein.
Carey Mulligan and Zoe Kazan to play Weinstein reporters
Carey Mulligan and Zoe Kazan will play the New York Times journalists who exposed Harvey Weinstein.
Will UK bands start touring in Liechtenstein?
The government strikes a deal to allow bands to tour Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein without visas.
What are famous politicians’ favourite TV shows and why do they tell us?
UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak says he watched Emily in Paris – here are other politicians’ TV choices.
Major newspaper and government websites down
Early reports blame problems with a cloud computing provider
Kate Winslet: Huge increase in terrific roles for women in my age group
The star also says she was adamant about not digitally altering her body for a recent sex scene.
Louise Minchin to leave BBC Breakfast
The BBC Breakfast presenter is stepping down after more than 20 years on the show.
Louise Minchin to leave BBC Breakfast after 20 years
The morning host says she’s loved being on the show for almost 20 years.
Stars back Unicef’s global vaccine plea
Stars including David Beckham and Billie Eilish back a plea for rich countries to share vaccines earlier.
Why former US president Bill Clinton wants to rule the literary world
The former US president is releasing his second novel, written with author James Patterson.
