Former EastEnders star Dean Gaffney shares his thoughts on Katie Price's whirlwind wedding to Lee Andrews in Dubai, revealing he finds her love life 'entertaining' while offering support.
A detailed look at actress Patsy Kensit's four marriages to music stars and property tycoons, her recent engagement that ended, and her current single life.
A new four-CD box set commemorates the 50th anniversary of CBGB, the iconic New York club that birthed punk music, featuring stories from artists like The Damned and insights into its gritty yet influential history.
HBO Max launches in the UK, becoming the new streaming platform for TNT Sports. Subscribers can access live sports and entertainment content at unchanged prices.
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Tyler West takes over as host of Race Across the World: Detour after Scott Mills was fired by the BBC following revelations about a historic police investigation.
Netflix's Love on the Spectrum season four reveals all five couples from season three remain together, including David and Abbey, who have been dating for five years.
Hannah Cooper-Dommett shares exclusive details about expecting her second child with husband Joel Dommett, revealing the baby's gender and discussing parenting challenges.
EastEnders star Patsy Kensit reveals how Elton John's crucial advice helped her survive intense paparazzi scrutiny during her turbulent marriage to Oasis singer Liam Gallagher in the 1990s.
Australian actor Hugh Jackman praises the School of Practical Philosophy as his 'church', while critics describe it as a cult-like sect with a history of abuse allegations.
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Author Sarah Hall shares her formative reading memories, from Cumbrian ghost tales to feminist classics, and discusses books that shaped her writing and worldview.
Iranian-American artist Sheida Soleimani's exhibition Forest of Stars redefines care for bodies as a political statement, running from 16 April to 22 May at Yancey Richardson Gallery.
Two long-lost episodes from the 1965 Doctor Who serial 'The Daleks' Master Plan' have been recovered, allowing fans to see William Hartnell's Doctor in a new light.
Absurdist artist Glen Baxter, famed for his New Yorker cartoons and surreal greeting cards, has passed away at 82. His unique style blended childhood influences with artistic surrealism.
Brady Ebert, former guitarist of Grammy-winning hardcore band Turnstile, faces attempted second-degree murder charges for allegedly hitting frontman Brendan Yates's father with his car in a violent incident.
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Chicago band Friko releases their second album 'Something Worth Waiting For', blending frantic guitar melodies with themes of hope and stability in uncertain times.
A review roundup of five recent poetry collections exploring themes from nature and illness to trauma and displacement, featuring Jean Sprackland, Kim Moore, and others.
Eric Overmyer, the celebrated television writer and showrunner behind series like Bosch and Homicide: Life on the Street, has passed away at 74 due to Parkinson's disease complications.
Clare Gittings' pioneering 1984 study documented how death transformed from a social event with 'merry mourners' to a less communal experience, alongside her work at the National Portrait Gallery.
Leading artists from Chris Ofili to Rachel Whiteread share heartfelt stories and praise for Adrian Searle, highlighting his empathetic, witty, and influential art criticism over decades.
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The iconic sitcom Malcolm in the Middle returns after 20 years with a four-episode revival. Bryan Cranston leads the original cast, embracing slapstick and nudity in a comedic comeback that fans have eagerly awaited.
Discover the recipe for Acre's Fashionably Late, a modern twist on the classic old fashioned cocktail, featuring anejo tequila, Bénédictine, and maple syrup.
This week in art features Wilhelm Sasnal's political paintings, Guerrilla Girls' feminist critiques, and Degas' stark view of 19th-century Paris, plus UK street art digitisation.
Legendary pianist Martha Argerich and her mentee Dong-Hyek Lim captivated audiences with a thrilling, idiosyncratic concert at London's Royal Festival Hall, featuring Mozart, Ravel, and Rachmaninov.
Conductor Peter Whelan leads the Irish Baroque Orchestra and Choir in a period-instrument recording of Handel's Messiah, aiming to recreate the 1742 Dublin premiere with 13 singers and historical authenticity.
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John Storgårds leads the BBC Philharmonic in a new album pairing Shostakovich's radical 2nd Symphony with the assured 5th, highlighting clarity and power in performances.
DJ Shadow marks 30 years of his iconic album Endtroducing with a retrospective Mo'Wax singles box set and invites fan questions on his pioneering career.
Winsome Pinnock's play at London's Dorfman theatre blends comedy and drama as two Black academics authenticate an enslaver's diaries, exploring race, class, and historical guilt with a light touch.
The new Supergirl trailer reveals a cosmic adventure where Milly Alcock's Kara faces power loss on alien worlds, offering a fresh take on Kryptonian vulnerability.
Charlotte Gere, an esteemed art historian and curator who revolutionised the study of Victorian jewellery and design, has passed away at 88. Her work included rediscovering lost jewels by architect William Burges.
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Belfast is transforming its identity through a linen revival, blending heritage with modern design. Key figures like Kindred of Ireland and Sarah Burton lead this stylish renewal.
