Beyoncé’s Renaissance debuts at number one
The star earns her fourth number one album in the UK, outselling the competition by three to one.
Kevin Spacey ordered to pay $31m to House of Cards producers
The US actor has lost his appeal to have an arbitration award to the show's producers overturned.
Bollywood musical DDLJ accused of ‘whitewashing’
Fans of the popular film are angry the character of Raj is being reimagined as a white man called Rog.
Alex Belfield trial: Former BBC presenter found guilty of stalking
Alex Belfield is convicted of stalking four people online but cleared of stalking four others.
Batgirl: Warner Discovery to ‘protect DC brands’ as part of new strategy
The entertainment and film company is hoping to emulate the success of rivals like Marvel.
Birmingham Bull saved from scrap-heap
The mechanical bull used in the Commonwealth opening ceremony will now be given a permanent home in the city.
Tiny manuscript by Charlotte Brontë returns home to Haworth
The little manuscript, written in 1829, goes on public display after being bought for £973,000.
Sidmouth Folk Festival: Tens of thousands in streets
The Sidmouth Folk Festival returns for the first time in three years.
Woman finds Sydney Arrobus artworks among church bric-a-brac
Sheila Caberwal has described finding the works as her "Fiona Bruce moment".
Can drumming reconnect you to your colleagues?
Companies are having to work extra hard to make their staff feel connected to their organisation.