Coronation Street Sienna's Dementia Secret Heartbreaks Asha
Coronation Street's Sienna has been hiding her mother's dementia, and Asha Alahan will be heartbroken when the truth comes out in upcoming episodes.
Coronation Street's Sienna has been hiding her mother's dementia, and Asha Alahan will be heartbroken when the truth comes out in upcoming episodes.
The Traitors returns for a new civilian series as part of BBC's Christmas 2025 lineup, hosted by Claudia Winkleman.
Jane Fonda, 88, stuns at the New York premiere of Gaslit, reflecting on ageless beauty and life advice from Katharine Hepburn.
Review of Simple Town's Edinburgh Fringe debut: a New York foursome delivers Pythonesque sketch comedy with freewheeling logic and slacker panache.
Twelve years after its first review, the Camberwell Arms remains a beloved gastropub, staying true to its mantra of giving people what they want.
Claire Foy and Matthew Macfadyen will lead the BBC and Starz adaptation of David Nicholls' novel 'You Are Here', about a coast-to-coast walk across England.
Paul Chuckle shares hospital update after falling at home, causing a suspected broken elbow. He also discusses his MBE honour.
Olly Murs shares that his wife and two young children are ill, calling the past few days 'really tough' during a This Morning interview.
Stars remember Alan Rickman's wit, charm, and generosity on the 10th anniversary of his death, with untold stories from a close friend.
President Donald Trump's granddaughter Kai Trump discusses the awkwardness of dating with Secret Service agents following her, as well as her grandfather's political future.
Corey Feldman rehearses for DWTS finale after clarifying 'toxic' behind-the-scenes comments were about outside drama, not the show.
Review of 'Bury the Hatchet' at Edinburgh Fringe: a musical retelling of Lizzie Borden's story that mixes folk, true crime, and comedy but lacks emotional impact.
An associate director at Jodrell Bank says he would be 'heartbroken' if it ceased operations after funding for the e-Merlin array was cut from 2028.
Nikki Glaser's Golden Globes monologue mocked Leonardo DiCaprio, the Epstein list, and CBS News, while also targeting George Clooney, Dwayne Johnson, and more.
The Melbourne Theatre Company's Uncle Vanya, starring Shaun Micallef, is criticised for cringey modernisation and uneven performances, though Fayssal Bazzi and Philippa Northeast shine.
Tributes from Jamie Oliver and Nigella Lawson for celebrity chef Skye Gyngell, who died at 62 after battling skin cancer.
Katherine Dow Blyton and Bill Fellows star in Gerry & Sewell, a tragicomedy about Newcastle United fans, now in London's West End before heading to Newcastle.
Actor Liev Schreiber was hospitalised in New York after sudden severe head pain; tests ruled out stroke or major neurological event.
Circus skills and inventive design create a memorable underwater world in the New Vic's fresh telling of The Little Mermaid.
After flopping in 1981, Stephen Sondheim's Merrily We Roll Along became a Tony-winning Broadway hit in 2023-24. A filmed version with Daniel Radcliffe releases next month.
A review of Dave Harris's play Tender at Soho Theatre, directed by Matthew Xia, which delves into modern masculinity through the lens of a strip club.
Radio 5 Live presenter Rachel Burden fought back tears live on air as she announced she is stepping down after 15 years, with Naga Munchetty taking over the breakfast show in January 2027.
Andreas Whittam Smith, co-founder of the Independent newspaper and former film censor, dies aged 88.
Netflix's four-part miniseries All the Light We Cannot See, based on Anthony Doerr's bestseller, has been praised by viewers for its beautiful and moving storyline.
Review of 'Champions': Andreas Constantinou's intimate, experimental show explores his fraught relationship with his father, using recorded voices and striking visuals at Edinburgh's Pleasance.
Review: Le Navet Bete's Oh Zeus! at The Lowry features three actors playing 30 characters in a silly, adults-only Greek mythology farce that leaves audiences howling.
Billy Crudup and Denise Gough lead a tense stage adaptation of High Noon, turning the classic western into a debate play with Bruce Springsteen songs, resonating with today's political climate.
Danny Dyer's Bafta win for Mr Bigstuff sparks debate over 2025 TV awards' missteps, alongside other controversial picks.
Jonathan Groff recalls Keanu Reeves' priceless reaction to being straddled at the 2025 Tony Awards, including a backstage hug and thanks.
Review of Chiara Atik's play 'Poor Clare' at Orange Tree theatre, starring Netflix actors, exploring wealth and poverty through the story of Saint Clare of Assisi.