In Raveheart, Graeme Armstrong delivers a passionate and hilarious tale of underground resistance as a veteran techno DJ leads a campaign of civil disobedience against a ban on electronic music.
Bill Murray's Groundhog Day is praised as a life-changing comfort film, perfecting the time-loop genre with humor, heart, and endless rewatchability.
A consortium of European film archivists aims to complete Orson Welles' unfinished Don Quixote film, using 30 hours of footage held across France, Spain, and Italy, with a target completion date of 2028.
Robin Byrd, the 'orgy queen' and 80s/90s public access TV star, is celebrated in a new HBO documentary. She discusses her activism, marriage, and fight for free speech.
Black Box: Flight 298 is a low-budget horror-sci-fi-thriller set on a flight from New Orleans to Seattle, blending tinfoil-hat paranoia with monster mayhem, delivering uneven but stylish suspense.
The Bear's final season delivers an extraordinary comeback, with season five being the most purely enjoyable since the first. The finale gives every character what they wanted, including a Michelin star and Carmy leaving the industry.
Penelope Keith, beloved for her roles as Margo Leadbetter in The Good Life and Audrey fforbes-Hamilton in To the Manor Born, has died at 86. A Bafta-winning actress and dame, she leaves a legacy in comedy and theatre.
Penelope Keith, star of The Good Life and To the Manor Born, died aged 86. She was the most spectacular sitcom snob ever, bringing nuance and humanity to domineering roles with pinpoint comic timing.
While Foo Fighters packed Anfield, Robyn captivated Manchester's Co-op Live with a masterful set, proving her enduring stage presence and influence despite sparse new releases.
Michael Jackson biopic 'Michael' becomes highest-grossing biopic ever, surpassing 'Oppenheimer' with $977.4M. But critics pan its sanitized portrayal, calling it a 'lazy win' for cinema.
Disgraced Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, stripped of titles by King Charles, reportedly demands staff use his royal titles, insisting on being called 'Sir' and 'The Duke'.
The Michael Jackson biopic 'Michael' has become the highest-grossing biopic ever, surpassing 'Oppenheimer' with over $977 million worldwide, and a sequel is confirmed.
Tennis legend Martina Navratilova returns to Wimbledon as a BBC pundit. She and wife Julia Lemigova, 16 years younger, adopted two boys in 2024 after Navratilova's cancer recovery.
David Beckham and other A-listers attended Wimbledon Day 1 on June 29, 2026, as the tournament kicked off with controversy after Emma Raducanu withdrew due to injury.
Irish musician Oisín Daly died suddenly at 38 in his sleep at home in Savannah, Georgia. His wife Vanessa found him cold in bed and shared a heartbreaking tribute on social media.
David Beckham and Katherine Jenkins had a tense reunion at Wimbledon on Monday, nine years after Beckham's leaked emails criticized her OBE and drug use.
Bafta-winning Top Boy actor Micheal Ward raped a woman in a car after meeting her at a nightclub, a court has heard. The 28-year-old denies five charges against one woman in January 2023.
Iain Munro, chief executive of Creative Scotland, will leave his £110,000-a-year role at the end of 2025 after nearly eight years, following criticism over bureaucracy and a controversial funding decision.
ABC presenter Abigail Vélez apologised after making 'insensitive' comments about Bosnia on live TV, saying she couldn't point to it on a map and trash-talking the national team ahead of a World Cup match.
Tess Daly, 57, was seen wearing her wedding ring at Wimbledon weeks after announcing her amicable split from Vernon Kay, 52, ending over two decades of marriage.
Sir David Beckham, Dame Mary Berry, and Tess Daly are among the celebrities attending the first day of Wimbledon 2026, with Daly appearing months after her split from Vernon Kay.
Harry Styles made a microphone blunder during his Wembley Stadium concert, proving he sings live. Fans caught the error on camera, showing him sprinting back for his mic and missing lyrics.
A grieving widow was filmed twerking on her husband's coffin during a funeral in Mexico, as mourners clapped to reggaeton music. The viral clip has amassed millions of views online.
David Beckham and his mother Sandra headlined the Royal Box on Wimbledon's opening day, joined by Mary Berry, Niall Horan, Tess Daly, and other celebrities as defending champion Jannik Sinner began his title defence.
Graeme Souness claimed even Pep Guardiola couldn't have done better with Scotland, but Martin Keown disagreed, blaming Scott McKenna for the opening Brazil goal and insisting better management could have reached the knockout stages.
Sir Alan Sugar bizarrely accused Roy Keane of wearing a wig during ITV's World Cup coverage, sparking mixed reactions on social media as England beat Panama.
This vegan Pimm's strawberries and cream trifle from BOSH! is inspired by Wimbledon, takes only 20 minutes to bake, and is perfect for summer entertaining.
Georgia Toffolo reveals she and husband James Watt have been trying for a baby for eight months, sharing her emotional journey and plans to see a fertility specialist.
Pub landlord Harry Taylor, 52, has camped for Wimbledon tickets every year since 1992, now armed with high-tech gear and joined by thousands in the queue.
Prince Harry is reconsidering his family's UK visit after police protection was refused, potentially devastating the royals. A spokesman says safety remains the key concern.