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Golden Globe winner Welch has been credited with paving the way for action heroines in Hollywood.

Under pressure to boost profit, Disney is doing what has worked for 100 years: rebooting the classics.

Producers also confirmed a documentary about late cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was in the works.

The extensive project aims to attract bigger shows to the flagship centre in Yeovil.

His ex-wife, bestselling author Rachel Hollis, says the family is "devastated" by the news.

The BBC Radio 6 Music Festival's "permanent home" will be Greater Manchester, the broadcaster says.

The station is trying to break a Guinness World Record for the most people simultaneously crocheting.

Lloyd Devereux Richards' crime thriller is a bestseller after 11 years of almost no sales.

Veteran BBC broadcaster Jonathan Dimbleby says Richard Sharp should "fall on his sword".

The pop group, who last performed together in 2015, are returning for a series of anniversary gigs.

Police say the rapper was shot dead at close range in an apparent contract killing.

A 30-day consultation period is under way into plans to close Oldham Coliseum in March.

US actress Leslie Grace says the rain in Scotland was one of the "obstacles" the film encountered.

The Academy president says it must "act swiftly and compassionately" in the future.

Nia Archives and Bad Boy Chiller Crew react to plans for a Bradford version of the famous school.

JK Rowling signed two books for the librarian who was working at Millfield Preparatory School.

Rishi Sunak said he would not "pre-judge" an investigation into Richard Sharp's ties with Boris Johnson.