by Buzzers - 2 days ago
It was the UK's return to indoor live music, marking the start of the road back to normality - and this year's Brit Awards struck just the right tone, with lively performances and stand-out fashion as well as poignant and political moments.
by Buzzers - 2 days ago
Female acts have dominated this year's Brit Awards, with Little Mix and Dua Lipa among the big winners and Taylor Swift making a surprise appearance - at a ceremony which saw artists calling out sexism and a lack of diversity in the music industry.
by Buzzers - 2 days ago
Behind the glitz of this year's Brit Awards lies an unprecedentedly complex plan in pursuit of overcoming COVID-19 to bring back the joy of live music.
by Buzzers - 2 days ago
A member of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) has told Sky News he wants HFPA and Golden Globe Awards bosses to be held accountable for the lack of diversity in the organisation and ongoing controversy surrounding the high-profile awards...
by Buzzers - 3 days ago
Countdown star Rachel Riley has told the High Court she was worried about her job security after a tweet by an aide to ex-Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
by Buzzers - 3 days ago
Little Mix's Perrie Edwards has revealed she is expecting her first child with partner Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.
by Buzzers - 3 days ago
Wonder Woman actress Gal Gadot has accused filmmaker Joss Whedon of threatening her career on the set of the Justice League movie.
by Buzzers - 3 days ago
Taylor Swift has become the first woman to be awarded the Global Icon prize at the BRITs.
by Buzzers - 4 days ago
An "out of control" Chinese rocket has landed in the Indian Ocean, China says.
by Buzzers - 5 days ago
The award-winning actor on the genius of Fritz Lang, the human cost of Homer’s Iliad and where to find the best live music in IrelandBorn in County Cork, Ireland, in 1958, Fiona Shaw studied philosophy at University College Cork before training at Ra...
by Buzzers - 5 days ago
Agnieszka Holland’s austere drama about a famous Czech healer sets his internal conflict against the turbulence of eastern EuropeA local legend in the mid-20th century Czech Republic who scrutinised the urine of his clients and made diagnoses based o...
by Buzzers - 5 days ago
(Caroline/Loma Vista)Channelling 70s New York funk and her father’s release from prison, the ever brilliant Annie Clark loosens up on her engagingly soulful sixth albumAnnie “St Vincent” Clark may exaggerate the detail, tell oblique stories or get a...
by Buzzers - 5 days ago
Pitlochry Festival theatre, onlineJohn Byrne revisits the terrain of his 1977 hit spoof Writer’s Cramp to follow the fortunes of artist Pamela Crichton Capers in this dizzy audio dramaPell-mell, helter skelter, the joshing wordplay rains down. No cha...
by Buzzers - 5 days ago
Head of a Bear is to be sold in London in July by Christie’s auction houseA drawing of a bear by Leonardo da Vinci is expected to fetch up to £12m at auction.The picture, titled Head of a Bear, is being sold in London by Christie’s. It will go on dis...
by Buzzers - 5 days ago
Donoghue’s bestseller drew on the case of Felix Fritzl, who was held captive in a dungeon by his father, and her observations of her own childrenI got the notion to write Room in 2008 when I was driving to a book event and mulling over a news story f...