Immersive screenings can weaken films – Scorsese
The director says he's "concerned" about what is lost when cinemas offer immersive or 3D screenings.
The AI companions you can have conversations with
A new breed of talking AI systems are now available for increasingly realistic two-way chats.
Snoop Dogg sues Walmart over cereal sabotage claim
Snoop Dogg and Master P accuse the supermarket of trying to "choke" their cereal brand out of the market.
Title and snippet of UK Eurovision song revealed
The former Years and Years frontman posts the first clip of the UK's song for Europe this year.
Two nights in a tent to be front row for The 1975 gig
Fans of the 1975 are braving the cold camping outside of the Ovo Hydro ahead of their gig on Thursday.
War-torn Sudan hit by internet blackout
The internet outage comes on top of a 10-month civil war which has forced nine million from their homes.
Boyzone could become face of Chorley FC, club says
Stars of the former band are due to attend a match amid rumours they are eyeing shares in the club.
BBC to launch Radio 2 spin-off with older music
Steve Wright will feature on the new station, which is one of four new networks the BBC is planning.
BBC to launch Radio 2 spin-off with older music
Steve Wright will feature on the new station, which is one of four new networks the BBC is planning.
Spain’s Prime Minister defends Eurovision entry
The country's chosen song, Zorra by Nebulossa, has been called "anti-feminist" by some campaigners.