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Alfred Fagon's pioneering The Death of a Black Man still holds true as it receives a revival.

"I've got to the time in life where you just want to sit and be peaceful in your garden and knit."

Meet Sydney artist Eileen Kramer, who has had some of her most productive years since turning 100.

The film becomes the biggest hit at North American box offices since the start of the pandemic.

Kate Winslet's drama reaches its "masterpiece" last episode, but many US viewers are made to wait.

The US actor and six others were on board a small plane that crashed into a lake in Tennessee.

Lewis Sewell designed the trust with his mother before he died aged 18 from a rare type of cancer.

Portishead feature in an app that brings Bristol and Bath's musical past to life.

The centuries-old series of plays will be staged on two wagons in Dean's Park on 3 and 4 July.

The council is warned the cuts would have a disproportionate impact on poorer families.

The painting celebrating the achievements of Norwich City's Daniel Farke is on a pub wall.

The Grand Tour star is swapping cars for tractors as he embarks on his first solo TV show for Amazon.

Trying to own a virtual feline proves to be an exhausting and expensive process.

Alan Melinek, who has raised thousands of pounds for cancer research, announces he has the disease.

Works by artists including Rachel Whiteread and Barbara Hepworth go on show at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park.

The comedy writer donates films to an outdoor cinema to help boost the town after lockdown.

Many events can't proceed without government-backed cancellation insurance, a committee of MPs says.