Edinburgh Fringe: ‘It does feel like a different sort of festival’
No posters, pop-up performances or flyers as a socially-distanced Edinburgh Fringe gets under way.
Jennifer Aniston explains cutting off unvaccinated friends
The Friends actor has elaborated on why she has "lost a few people" who have refused the jab.
Pride in London parade cancelled for second year
The UK's biggest LGBT pride festival usually takes place every summer in the capital.
Aaliyah’s music will finally be available to stream
The star's music has been out of print for most of the last two decades, after her death in 2001.
South Park creators sign $900m deal to make seasons and movies
The agreement comes as technology and media giants battle to dominate the global streaming market.
Covid: Live events to be protected by £750m government-backed insurance scheme
Music festivals are among the events in the UK that will be protected if they are forced to cancel.
‘It just isn’t sustainable’ – Why touring in the EU problematic for British bands
One band explain what it's been like trying to tour in France in the age of Covid and Brexit.
Zola: How a road trip became a viral story of sex trafficking
The epic Twitter saga of a 19-year-old that attracted thousands of followers hits the big screen.
Apple to scan iPhones for child sex abuse images
Apple announces it will implement a system to scan US iPhones for images of child sexual abuse.
Why artificial intelligence is being used to write adverts
Advertisers are increasingly using artificial intelligence to come up with their winning slogans.