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The case will be closed after one year if the rapper has ‘no further police contacts’.Continue Reading

The BBC annually hosts Children in Need, an annual telethon, to promote fundraising for a range of programmes and initiatives targeted at enhancing the lives of children who face obstacles including illness, poverty, disability, or other disadvantages.Continue Reading

Sign up to our free IndyArts newsletter for all the latest entertainment news and reviews Sign up to our free IndyArts newsletter Death and taxes: life’s two great certainties. Well, if you’re the royal family you don’t have to worry much about the latter, but the former comes for them, justContinue Reading

The first Frozen film was released a decade ago in 2013.Continue Reading

Sign up to our free IndyArts newsletter for all the latest entertainment news and reviews Sign up to our free IndyArts newsletter Tensions between Prince William and Harry are so bad that there is “no going back” for either of them, according to the controversial author of a new bookContinue Reading

The 96th Academy Awards will air live on ABC on Sunday March 10 from the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles.Continue Reading

Miriam Margolyes has admitted that she thought BBC bosses were “f***ing nuts” when they tried to get her to sign up for Strictly Come Dancing. Considered a national treasure to many, the Harry Potter actor, 82, has become a mainstay on daytime TV and chat shows in recent years dueContinue Reading

The obvious joke here isn’t suitable for a family newspaper but Ridley Scott’s stars make this sexy biopic singContinue Reading

Adam Driver shocked the audience at a Q&A with his candid reply to a “rude” question about his new film. The actor plays Enzo Ferrari in Ferrari, which is about the Italian motor racing driver and, on Sunday (12 November), he attended a screening at Camerimage Film Festival in Poland.Continue Reading

One of the most moving pieces of television all year celebrating a remarkable lifeContinue Reading