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The multinational girl group has sparked a debate about whether they can truly be considered K-pop.

Barker was the face of The Price Is Right, the longest-running game show in the US, for 35 years.

Jamiroquai, Kasabian and Ellie Goulding are amongst the acts performing at Victorious Festival.

Gareth Richards died in a car crash in April but a show in his name wins at the Edinburgh Comedy Awards.

The museum has sacked a staff member over the theft of items, which the police are now investigating.

Marsden co-wrote hits including Here I Go Again and Fool For Your Loving, before going solo.

As summer festival season climaxes, disabled music fans say inadequate disabled loos hold them back.

An opera singer says for the art to survive it must tell new stories with clear LGBTQ+ characters.

Live music, dance and theatre performances are planned as part of the Birmingham Weekender.

Shauna Bray, who inspired the character Michelle, says friend Lisa McGee encouraged a fresh start.

The US star performs her latest celluloid hit while becoming the festival's youngest solo headliner.

West Yorkshire Police and organisers have outlined extra security and safety measures at the event.

The One Direction star apologised to fans and said he had been in hospital over the past week.

Festival-goers have arrived and the music has started on day one of the three-day event.

Actress Meera Syal says TV executives prefer British Asian stories about terrorists and grooming.

A new cinema complex in Essex will be put back on the market for a new operator.

Photographer Sharon Latham, who tours with Noel Gallagher, says his Manchester show will be "massive".

Traffic delays are expected as Robbie Williams, Van Morrison and The Who play at Sandringham.