Cormac McCarthy: Tributes to ‘unique’ author of The Road and No Country for Old Men
The Pulitzer-Prize-winning author wrote novels including The Road and No Country for Old Men.
Blue singer Lee Ryan could face new trial over assault charge
The boyband star says he was given bad advice when he pleaded guilty at a trial in January.
Sir Ian Rankin receives knighthood at Buckingham Palace
The Scottish author has been recognised for his services to literature and charity.
Aslan singer Christy Dignan dies after long illness
The Dublin-born singer of Irish rock band Aslan has died at the age of 63, his family said.
‘Dream come true’ for Sam Fender’s guitar tutor
Phil Martin performed with Fender and AC/DC's Brian Johnson at a sold out St James' Park.
Lena Ferguson: Journalist settles case against BBC
Lena Ferguson, who sued the BBC over alleged bullying, will receive an undisclosed pay-out.
BBC director general defends ‘painful’ local radio cuts
The BBC's director general says plans to cut shows are "unpopular" but are "the right thing".
Josh Homme: Queens of the Stone Age frontman reveals he had cancer surgery
The Queens of the Stone Age frontman says he is "extremely thankful that I'll get through this".
Britain’s Got Talent star Jack Carroll on new BBC Three show Mobility
Comedian Jack Carroll tells Newsbeat about why he hopes his BBC Three short will make a difference.
BBC Radio 2 music festival announces line-up
Kylie Minogue and Tears for Fears are among the acts who will perform at the event in Leicester.