Rebel Wilson ordered to repay millions in defamation case
Bauer Media successfully appealed against the size of a record Australian payout for defamation.
Wales Book of the Year publishers dispute sales figures
Official figures showed some books shortlisted for Wales Book of Year had sold fewer than 100 copies.
Why time has been on Fun Home’s side
The writer of the Tony-winning US musical explains how its lengthy gestation worked in its favour.
IT Crowd star Katherine Parkinson on a woman’s ‘responsibility’ to be a working mum
The IT Crowd and Humans actress's new play looks at whether we should balance work and home life.
This four-year-old’s art sells for thousands
Advait Kolarkar has become the youngest artist to exhibit at the ArtExpo fair in New York.
DJ Target: Grime has influenced ‘a whole generation’
Radio 1 and 1 Xtra presenter and grime artist, DJ Target, responds to recent critical headlines about the music genre.
Spanish church slammed over ‘frightening’ sculpture restoration
A '"frightening" attempt to freshen up a 16th century sculpture of St George enrages officials.
Ottawa Bluesfest preparations obstructed by nesting bird
The killdeer is nesting where the main stage will be, and could only be moved with official approval.
Arise Sir Barry: Bee Gee is knighted
Bee Gees star Sir Barry Gibb pays tributes to his late brothers as he collects honour from Prince Charles.
Handmaid’s Tale could last 10 seasons – but can great TV stay great?
Does it really make sense to string out hit shows?