Monty Don heartbroken as dog Patti dies suddenly
Gardeners' World host Monty Don announces the sudden death of his beloved Yorkshire Terrier Patti, saying he and his family are heartbroken.
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Bill Oddie Laid to Rest in Hampstead Heath Ceremony
Bill Oddie's family held a non-religious celebration of life at Hampstead Heath on August 24, a month after his death at 85, with his ashes carried out to a standing ovation.
Pride musical transfers to West End after sell-out run
The stage adaptation of the hit film Pride will transfer to the West End, opening at London's Bridge Theatre on November 12, after sell-out runs at the National Theatre and Sherman Theatre.
Clarkson's Farm star Harriet Cowan on loneliness of farming
Clarkson's Farm star Harriet Cowan says farming can be lonely, as she misses anonymity and steps away from nursing after fame.
Corrie's Chris Gascoyne Wows Fans With Throwback Co-Star Snap
Chris Gascoyne, famed as Peter Barlow, shared a throwback photo with Alison King ahead of his TV return in The Northumbria Mysteries, delighting fans.
Taylor Swift: music helped her overcome 'hate frenzy'
Taylor Swift said she used music to overcome a 'hate frenzy' while making her 2017 album Reputation, during a Grammy Museum interview.
Celebrity MasterChef stars face blindfolded taste test
Celebrity MasterChef contestants face a blindfolded taste test in week two, with wrong answers costing them a place in the next round.
X Factor star Joey Mazzone dies at 27 after health battle
Joey Mazzone, X Factor contestant and True Grit frontman, has died aged 27 after a decade-long struggle with severe chronic and rare illnesses.
Mollie Gallagher didn't want to leave Coronation Street
Mollie Gallagher has admitted she didn't want to leave Coronation Street after seven years as Nina Lucas, but she chose a new role in The Silence of the Lambs stage show.
Midway WWII Epic Praised as 'Best War Movie Ever' Airs on Film4
The 2019 WWII epic Midway, praised by audiences as 'the best war movie ever' for its historical accuracy, airs on Film4 tonight at 6:45pm.
Midway remake airs on Film4 tonight to rave reviews
The 2019 war film Midway, praised as 'the best war movie ever' by fans, airs on Film4 tonight at 6:45pm, chronicling key Pacific Theatre events.
Freddie Mercury's 'splendid things' at V&A exhibition
Eight Freddie Mercury costumes, including the Bohemian Rhapsody catsuit, go on display at the V&A this autumn for free trail marking his 80th birthday.
Nairobi Anime Convention Draws Cosplay Fans in Vibrant Costumes
Cosplayers in elaborate costumes, from clowns to archangels, gathered in Nairobi for an anime convention celebrating Japanese pop culture.
Heartwrenching Indigenous Child Welfare Drama Airs Tonight
Tonight's TV highlights a heartwrenching drama about Indigenous child welfare, described as making viewers seethe with anger. The Guardian's pick promises a powerful, emotional viewing experience.
Freddie Mercury costumes to go on free display at V&A
Eight of Freddie Mercury's iconic outfits will be displayed at London's V&A Museum from October 24, celebrating what would have been his 80th birthday. The free trail, Freddie Mercury Splendid Things, runs until January 17, 2027.
Greta Lee opposed to AI actors, cites human connection
Greta Lee says she is 'opposed to AI actors,' arguing films rely on human connection. The 43-year-old recently voiced AI tablet Lilypad in Toy Story 5 and appears in Tron: Ares.
Freddie Mercury costumes on display at V&A for 80th birthday
A free V&A trail, Freddie Mercury Splendid Things, will show eight of his costumes from October 24 to mark his 80th birthday.
Goodbye Dandelion review: ode to a fabulous friendship
Goodbye Dandelion review – a tender, funny tribute to a friendship spanning 50 years, celebrated with wit and heart.
Janette Manrara joins Noah Schnapp in Affluenza stage debut
Strictly Come Dancing star Janette Manrara will make her stage debut in the world premiere of Affluenza at Riverside Studios, alongside Stranger Things actor Noah Schnapp.
Janette Manrara and Noah Schnapp to star in Affluenza stage show
Strictly Come Dancing star Janette Manrara will join Stranger Things actor Noah Schnapp in the world premiere of Affluenza at Riverside Studios in London.
Janette Manrara joins Noah Schnapp in new play Affluenza
Former Strictly Come Dancing star Janette Manrara will star alongside Stranger Things actor Noah Schnapp in the world premiere of the play Affluenza at London's Riverside Studios.
Best new books for autumn: Meg Mason to Ann Patchett
From Meg Mason's literary satire to Ann Patchett's emotional novel, discover the 15 best new books to read this autumn, including memoirs and historical fiction.
Repair Shop guest 'can move on' after sister's doll restored
A Repair Shop guest said he can move on after experts restored his late sister Denise's 100-year-old doll, bringing closure after her tragic death.
Simon Houfe obituary: writer and art historian dies aged 83
Simon Houfe, the writer, art historian, journalist and raconteur, has died aged 83. He was editor of Antique Collector and author of nine books.
Megasquirt: Fully Loaded review – comedy rave tackles angst
Brooklyn duo Ashley Blair and Drew Reilly turn existential angst into a pulsating comedy rave at Edinburgh's Underbelly, mixing hardcore hyperpop with sketches on awkward dinners and megachurches.
Dan Tiernan: Quartz and All review – furious comedy on crystals
Dan Tiernan's Edinburgh fringe show Quartz and All explores his interest in healing crystals, but his standup remains as crude and self-loathing as ever.
The Disappearers by Marlon James review – scorching homophobia exposé
Marlon James's Booker-longlisted novel The Disappearers is a bitter, bawdy, ravishingly queer triumph that mounts a grisly exposé of Jamaican homophobia in Aids-era Kingston.
Those People review – a raw, gripping queer double act
Lara Ciulli and Riana White keep audiences guessing in Those People, a gripping hour of comedy blending sketch, dance and confessional through queer female friendship at Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh.
Disciples review – indoctrination exposed in Varanasi school film
Disciples documentary reveals how a prestigious Hindu school in Varanasi indoctrinates boys with sectarian ideology, alarming viewers from 28 August.
Gerry Lavery obituary: lecturer and campaigner dies at 74
Gerry Lavery, a social sciences lecturer at Leeds Beckett University and Unite campaigner, has died aged 74. He was known for his social justice work and community activism.
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