Brits to give bronze disc to new artists
The music industry is relaunching its gold, silver and platinum disc awards, with a twist.
New York judge awards Egon Schiele art to Holocaust heirs
The ruling over Egon Schiele drawings sets a precedent for recovering artworks stolen by the Nazis.
The Liver Birds return in Liverpool stage musical
A new stage musical will revisit the characters from the trailblazing 1970s sitcom.
The Liver Birds return in Liverpool stage musical
A new stage musical will revisit the characters from the trailblazing 1970s sitcom.
The Liver Birds return in Liverpool stage musical
A new stage musical will revisit the characters from the trailblazing 1970s sitcom.
How Making a Murderer is teaching US law students
Law students in America are learning about Netflix documentary Making a Murderer
Studio Ghibli co-founder Isao Takahata dies at 82
Isao Takahata helped create some of Studio Ghibli's most famous works, including Grave of the Fireflies.
Meet the ‘Study Tubers’: The YouTubers making studying cool
Meet the 'Study Tubers' who are taking over the internet with their revision videos.
Does The Only Way is Essex promote ‘toxic masculinity’?
Viewers and a domestic abuse charity voice concerns about some behaviour in the new series.
Jared Leto explores America’s ‘good, bad and ugly’ on new album
The actor and singer is looking for what America means to ordinary folks without getting too bogged down in the politics.