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The musician praises the Netflix hit show for being a force of positivity.

The piano and composer's £100,000 piano was craned into the site ahead of his unique sell-out shows.

Liam Riddick imagined filming Hollywood dance routines as a boy. Being a Ken made it come true.

Anna Netrebko was dropped by the Met Opera last year after refusing to denounce Russia's president.

Show creator Alice Oseman says she hopes her own coming out experience can help young people like her.

Mark Margolis once said he based his role of drug kingpin Hector Salamanca on his mother-in-law.

The UK Health Security Agency is looking into cases of illness reported by WOMAD festival-goers.

The US star enjoys a perfect week, while fellow rappers Dave and Central Cee set a new chart record.

The famous novel was last date-stamped at a library in Scunthorpe in 1969.

The rapper faces no charges after throwing a microphone into the audience at a recent gig.

The King of Queens star is taking legal action against the church for harassment and defamation.

Actress Natasha Mould has based events in 2020 The Musical on her experiences during the pandemic.

Final Straw, released 20 years ago on Friday, has been certified six times platinum in the UK.

Despite increased costs, performers tell the BBC why they'll do anything to bring their work to Edinburgh.

Campaigners wanted to keep it but Dudley Council plans to replace it with a university campus.

Communities are being asked to enter a competition to get their giant land art seen on TV.

Jisoo and Ahn Bo-hyun's announcement has rocked the notoriously controlling K-pop industry.

Ceev is one of 16 female musicians from Northern Ireland on a new music compilation.

Intimacy co-ordinators, improvisation and stable employment - are video games getting like TV shows?