Google’s billions make job cuts ‘needless’ – union
The Alphabet Workers Union criticises the tech giant for axing hundreds of jobs despite vast earnings.
Mean Girls: New film struggles with ‘muzzled’ humour and ‘awkward’ music, critics say
The 2004 film's jokes and characters are updated for a modern audience, but critics are unconvinced.
BBC Weather shares retro forecasts on its 70th anniversary
See how presenting styles, technology and fashion have changed on BBC weather over the decades.
Carol Vorderman lands LBC host gig after quitting BBC
The ex-Countdown star left the BBC after breaking its guidelines by criticising the government.
FKA twigs calls Calvin Klein ad ban ‘double standards’
The singer, who appeared in a withdrawn campaign for the brand, says it shows "double standards".
OneFour: Australia police foil alleged plot to kill rap group members
Two men have been charged with conspiring to murder four members of the rap group OneFour.
Friends scripts rescued from a studio bin to go under the hammer
The discarded scripts, used for two episodes filmed in England, were rescued from a bin in 1998.
Pornography review to canvass public’s view on issue
Porn stars, parents and the public are invited to answer questions to help advise government.
Animators say ‘AI isn’t going to get you an Oscar’
Comic book writers and animators fear the growing impact of artificial intelligence.
Gladiators: The serious business behind ITV’s prime-time ‘panto’
The BBC's Gladiators reboot hits screens on Saturday, but can it match the show's 1990s success?