Ten Percent: Can Call My Agent’s British remake recapture the magic?
The French TV series has been adapted for an English-language audience. Its writer explains why.
Live music revenue fell again in 2021, despite gigs returning
Royalties for live music were down almost 30% last year, but a recovery is on the horizon.
Shakespeare First Folio copy starts West Midlands tour
The rare book is one of about 235 copies known to exist and will be taken around the West Midlands.
Eric Chappell: Grantham-born Rising Damp writer dies aged 88
Mr Chappell was the writer behind several hit TV sitcoms in the 1970s and 1980s.
Rio carnival: Brazil holds first Rio de Janeiro carnival since Covid
Parades fill the streets of Brazil's Rio de Janeiro for the first carnival since the pandemic began.
‘My negative online review was blocked’
Regulators are trying to clean up the murky truth in online reviews.
Fontaines DC: How a song by the band helped a grieving family to heal
The Grammy-nominated band's new album addresses a "lack of acceptance" towards Irish culture.
Venice Biennale: Ukrainian art exhibition opens in shadow of war
Ukraine showcases its culture at the prestigious arts festival, while protesting against the Russian invasion.
RSC artistic director Gregory Doran to step down after a decade
Gregory Doran is praised for his "extraordinary contribution" during his 35 years with the company.
Afghanistan: Taliban orders TikTok, PUBG ban for ‘misleading’ youths
Access to the video-sharing app, along with online shooting game PUBG, will no longer be allowed.