Viewership for Kelly's former time slot is up by 10 per cent for a key demographic

As Desiree Akhavan's series comes to a close on Channel 4, Gerard Gilbert explores how sex remains a deliciously bad-taste joke in British comedy

Australian photographer and pilot Milton Kent is best known for the extensive collection of aerial images his studio took between 1926 and 1971. He was given his pilot’s licence in 1926 and specialised in oblique aerial photography

Frontman Claude Bryant says he's 'so sorry' for failing to recognise the singer

The action hero's creator Lee Child finally admits Tom Cruise was too short.

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Marie Bäumer eerily impersonates the Austrian-born film star in an intense drama charting an episode in her real-life decline Emily Atef’s film is a kind of filmic biopic-footnote, an episode from the real-life decline of troubled Austrian-born movie star

Key pieces from artist’s estate for sale to fund vital repairs – and a lawsuit that alleges Indiana, who died in May, was exploited Two key artworks in the collection of the late American artist Robert Indiana are set to be auctioned this week, in a controversial sale to help fund the restoration of his home and mounting legal fees related to his estate. The two paintings,

The magazine says Morricone's quotes were 'in part, reproduced incorrectly'

Information ministry blacklists The Brothers Karamazov and other titles at book festival Kuwaiti authorities have blacklisted nearly 1,000 books at a literature festival, including one by Fyodor Dostoevsky. Saad al-Anzi, who heads the Kuwait international literary festival, said the information ministry had banned 948 books including Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov, a novel set in 19th-century Russia that explores morality, free will and the existence of God.

JC Lee says the late co-creator of Marvel was helping her develop Dirt Man, after ‘trying to get him to do a character with me my entire life’ The late Stan Lee’s daughter has revealed that the comics legend was working on one final superhero before he died: Dirt Man. JC Lee told

Her death leaves twin sister Teddie as the sole surviving member of the popular vocal harmony group.

A profile of Gaga in Variety has identified the ex-White Stripes frontman as Cooper’s first choice in his directorial debut, before studio vetoed Jack White, the former frontman of rock duo the White Stripes, was set to play the lead role in A Star Is Born, according to reports. In a new

LM5 is so scattershot, both thematically and musically, that it's hard to find much to grab onto

It is the latest movie release set in the world of Harry Potter but is set 70 years before the events depicted in the first Potter book.

Hollywood scales down its red carpets out of respect to those suffering in California.

It yields many pleasures along the way but still leaves an unsatisfying, half a sandwich after-feeling

Playwright-director will take over from Madani Younis at the west London venue in January The playwright and director Lynette Linton has been announced as the new artistic director at the Bush theatre in west London. Linton will take over from Madani Younis, who was named

As the release of the 2018 edition looms, we rank all the John Lewis Christmas advert covers from worst to best

*Spoiler warning* Following demise of Pablo Escobar and Colombian cartels, series relocates to Mexico as war on drugs intensifies on new frontier

A mosaic of a young man holding his erect penis has been found in a Roman toilet in Turkey. But portraying the male member is a tradition that stretches much further back in human history When excavations began at the ancient Roman city of Pompeii in the 18th century, the place turned out to be full of penises. The ancient art preserved under ash from the 79 AD eruption of Vesuvius was so rich in willies that the English antiquarian Richard Payne Knight argued for the existence of an ancient fertility cult there. After all, there was one still alive in southern Italy at the time. His 1786 book An Account of the Remains of the Worship of Priapus has an engraved frontispiece showing an

New book covers House Targaryen family tree and predates A Song of Ice and Fire by 300 years

Authors such as Virginia Woolf and Pat Barker show how the conflict’s devastating impact carried on long after the 1918 armistice I had not intended to write a first world war novel. But the physician protagonist of my initial project, set in interwar Vienna, needed a backstory. So I sought in it the war and, like countless others before me, found myself drawn into the conflict. Soon it was the central setting for my book,

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After an appearance as a contestant on a Chinese singing competition, the British pop singer is having another shot at fame in the UK

It's all very dramatic, both thematically and sonically, with virtually every track following the same pattern: quiet, bit louder, LOUD

The comic book creator's daughter says a new character, Dirt Man, was in the works before his death.

The collection includes unseen scripts, artwork and moulds from the 1980s TV series.

'Well, if you are a looter, think twice if you are heading back into Malibu'

The best lines from the British sitcom's original three-year run

In new film The Show’s The Thing, the story of Frank Barsalona, who blueprinted the modern concert industry is explored with help from the major artists he helped to the stage To date, more than 600 people have been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, most of whom are fantastically famous. Yet, somehow, one of the least-known inductees managed to receive one of the hall’s highest honors. In 2005, Frank Barsalona, a concert promoter, received a “lifetime achievement” distinction at the Cleveland-based institution. So, how did a guy who, some might think, simply booked talent, earn such a lofty distinction? The answers lie in an informative new documentary, The Show’s The Thing: The Legendary Promoters of Rock. In colorful detail, the film lays out how Barsalona blueprinted the modern concert business (now a $10bn industry), along the way changing how audiences relate to the music, while also providing crucial support for some of its greatest stars. “No act becomes huge without a key promoter doing his work,” says Bob Geldof in the film.

An inventive, immersive adventure vividly imagines a bleak near future shaped by sinister software In 2010, a graphic short story about reality and happiness was released. Nicely observed, and set in a near future where virtual reality made the real thing feel remote, it was

The film is named after the band's 2015 album, interweaving clips of live performances and behind-the-scenes segments

The comic book icon was collaborating on a new creation with his daughter before he passed away

Rising US pop star just released her video for new single 'Hurts Like Hell'

It seems highly unlikely the band are planning to split or retire anytime soon

Cast of the hit E4 series will reflect on the show's best moments, with contributions from special guests and behind-the-scenes footage

Rap trio are the latest act to appear on the Late Late Host's popular skit

From gender identity to vitiligo, from disabilities to drag queens, a new exhibition called Embracing Diversity explores what it’s like to be different Part of

The cast of the E4 sitcom will reunite for a two-hour celebration and tribute programme.

Why face-mapping technology designed to improve TV dubbing is raising fears about fake news.