The online streaming firm is the latest company to make Covid jabs mandatory for workers.

For years the singer stayed in the shadows but after Grammy and Oscar wins she’s ready to be seen.

US public broadcaster PBS confirmed the final episode will air in winter 2022.

A sculpture thought to be by Henry Moore was more likely made by a local artist, a BBC show reveals.

Dusty Hill played bass for the iconic US blues rock band for more than five decades.

The public reacts to London’s newest tourist attraction, which is facing complaints of being incomplete.

Nick Chinnery, who only started painting in 2017, says it is “fantastic” to have sold his entire set.

Artist Henrietta Graham spent four-and-a-half years observing the fishing community.

The exhibition includes a waxwork of Jesy Nelson, who left the group in December.

A tape of the BBC show was thought lost, but found by Eric Morecambe’s son in the family attic.

And Boohoo has ended its clothing deal with the rapper as the latest critic of his onstage comments.

The artist, who uses the online alias Shamook, has been recruited by Industrial Light and Magic.

Organisers blame the “pingdemic” and people’s anxieties about returning to venues.

The US actor was reportedly rushed to hospital in Los Angeles after being taken ill in New Mexico.

The singer, who is deaf in her left ear, puts concerts on hold after her right ear develops problems.

Three-year-old Jacob Smith of Aberdeen was plucked from obscurity on holiday and cast with Kriti Sanon in Mimi.

Jordison was a member of the mask-wearing heavy metal band and also performed with the likes of Metallica.

The album was handed over as part of a $7.4m deal with a notorious former drug firm executive.

The comic will host two live Q&As in October in aid of Laura Nuttall, who has brain cancer.

The renowned event will be held at the Tate Liverpool gallery in late 2022, it is announced.

The rapper made false claims about the life expectancy of people with HIV at a US festival.

The Japanese-born British novelist previously won the award in 1989 with The Remains Of The Day.

The star’s new lawyer says her father’s control of her career is “insane and depressing”.

Over 100 years, the Archibald Prize has become better at reflecting Australian diversity.

Judges praised Meron Hadero’s short story The Street Sweep which ends in a “clever twist”.

Police confirm “a number of women” have come forward with more allegations against actor Noel Clarke

The ex-Boyzone singer’s lawyers told the High Court of the distress caused by newspapers stories.

Organisers say it was “incredible” to see people back with their friends, enjoying the music.

Organisers of the festival call it off due to flooding and risk of lightning.

The Norway women’s side were recently fined for wearing shorts instead of bikini bottoms in a match.