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Turner Prize nominee Willie Doherty visited the US-Mexico border for the Ulster Museum project.

The follow-up to the London indie band's Mercury Prize-winning LP has been called a "masterpiece".

The singer's show from Ipswich Town's ground will be streamed on the video-sharing app

Positive crew tests mean the Tom Cruise movie will not resume for two weeks.

Italian rock band Måneskin chat about chart domination and finding a fan in Miley Cyrus.

The new show is adapted from a comic book series and has been co-produced by Robert Downey Jr.

The 23-year-old Dutchman leads Lewis Hamilton in one of the the closest F1 title fights in years.

The 1980s TV show Oshin was a rare Asian global blockbuster that had a lasting cultural impact.

Kneehigh says "recent changes in artistic leadership" had raised questions about its future.

Matt Wiessler was sidelined after he raised concerns about how the BBC's Diana interview was secured.

Bimini, a finalist in the hit TV show, says people are far more open to discussing gender nowadays.

Flag Day is one of several films announced for the French Film Festival, which takes place in July.

Ella Nosworthy from Nozstock says there are "major issues" for the UK festival season.

Harry Redknapp is among the stars who came into contact with a crew member who tested positive.

The Voice judge says it will be great to give some work to the people who help make shows happen.

The editor and owner of a newspaper in Uganda have been summoned after reporting on police killings.

David Diop and translator Anna Moschovakis win for the novel At Night All Blood is Black.

Two years of knitting for hours a day results in a woolly tribute to a royal countryside residence.

The BBC show, which began life as a Casualty spin-off, has been running since 1999.