Astronaut's Bowie cover a web hit
Press Association - Mon, May 13, 2013An astronaut has said goodbye to life on the International Space Station by making a cover version of David Bowie's Space Oddity. More »Astronaut's Bowie cover a web hit
An astronaut has said goodbye to life on the International Space Station by making a cover version of David Bowie's Space Oddity. More »Astronaut's Bowie cover a web hit
Nate James and LB Robinson have been talking about their experiences on The Voice after being rejected from the show. More »Nate: I had wrong mentor in Jessie
Emmerdale's Sian Reese-Williams has announced she will leave her role as Gennie Walker. More »Emmerdale's Gennie to leave soap
Coronation Street's Georgia May Foote has apparently been given a new contract keeping her in the soap for another year. More »Georgia 'given new Corrie deal'
Stars of award-winning children's show Horrible Histories are to head to the big screen in a comedy movie about William Shakespeare. More »Horrible Histories To Hit The Big Screen
(Reuters) - The 2013 Cannes film festival opens on Wednesday with Baz Luhrmann's "The Great Gatsby" and ends on May 26 with the presentation of the coveted Palme D'Or award for best film. Hundreds of movies will be showcased at the world's biggest film festival held on the glamorous French Riviera, where stars walk the red carpet and film professionals buy and sell titles hoping to snare the next hit. ... More »Factbox - 15 films to look out for at Cannes festival
By Belinda Goldsmith LONDON (Reuters) - The 2013 Cannes film festival opens on Wednesday with Baz Luhrmann's 3D version of "The Great Gatsby", a lavish throwback to the "Roaring Twenties" that befits the glamour and excess of the world's biggest cinema showcase. The Australian director's adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel starring Leonardo DiCaprio surprised some Hollywood insiders, because Cannes traditionally launches on the palm-lined French Riviera with a splashy world premiere. ... More »Cannes film festival opens with fittingly lavish "Great Gatsby"
Former Celebrity Big Brother star Dane Bowers has pleaded not guilty to two charges of assault following an alleged brawl at a holiday camp. More »DJ Bowers denies assault charges
Michael Douglas has revealed that beating cancer has made him feel "rejuvenated". More »Douglas boosted from beating cancer
Movie star Jet Li has joined up with renowned Chinese internet entrepreneur Jack Ma to open a t'ai chi school to promote the traditional exercise. More »Jet Li Opens T'ai Chi School In China
Kevin Spacey has been chosen to give an annual keynote speech to TV executives - about how his latest hit show bypassed television channels. More »Spacey to give MacTaggart lecture
Former I'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here! contestant Aggro Santos has called for rape suspects to be given anonymity until they are convicted. More »Aggro Santos Urges Rape Suspect Anonymity
Downton Abbey could run for 10 years, according to its producer Gareth Neame. More »Downton Abbey 'may run for decade'
Olivia Colman has won two Bafta awards for two different roles, while Ben Whishaw has been named best leading actor for Richard II. More »Baftas: Olivia Colman Wins Two Awards
Dutch jazz and pop singer Caro Emerald has gone straight to number one with her second album, The Shocking Miss Emerald. More »Caro Emerald tops album charts
Former I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! contestant Aggro Santos has called for rape suspects to be given anonymity until they are convicted. More »Rapper urges rape suspect anonymity
Guitarist Jeff Hanneman, of heavy metal band Slayer, died of alcohol-related cirrhosis of the liver and not as a result of a flesh-eating bacteria, the band have announced. More »Slayer Guitarist Not Killed By Flesh Disease
Grammy-winning musician Chris Brown's neighbours have complained about strange artwork painted along the fence of his Hollywood Hills home. More »Chris Brown's 'Devil' Art Sparks Complaints
Filming of the next Star Wars movie will take place in Britain, returning the franchise to its British roots. More »Star Wars: New Movie To Be Made In Britain
Mike Tyson is being turned into a cartoon detective with a foul-mouthed pigeon as his sidekick. More »Mike Tyson To Voice Cartoon Detective
By Ronald Grover LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Disney's ABC network will become the first broadcast network to stream its shows live online through an ongoing service, starting with viewers of its TV stations in New York and Philadelphia on May 14 and expanding to its other stations by the end of the summer. To promote its WATCH ABC service, through the end of June Disney is allowing all viewers of its WABC station in New York and WPVI station in Philadelphia to watch live ABC programs online or on mobile devices by downloading the WATCH ABC app, Disney said in a statement. ... More »Disney's ABC to start first streaming of live broadcast shows
Peaches Geldof said she never planned the "crazy synchronicity" that saw her son born on her late mother's birthday on April 24. More »Peaches baby birth date 'unplanned'
Midsomer Murders star Fiona Dolman has revealed she has secretly split from her husband - and is now pregnant after a short-lived fling with a younger lover. More »Midsomer star reveals pregnancy
LONDON (Reuters) - Ben Whishaw was named best actor at Britain's top TV awards on Sunday, cementing his status as one of the UK's new leading men after starring in the James Bond movie "Skyfall", while a satire lampooning London Olymmpic organisers won two awards. Whishaw, 32, who is currently performing with Judi Dench in London's West End theatre district, won the award for playing Richard II in a TV film based on William Shakespeare's play that was commissioned by Britain's public broacaster, the BBC. "I'm really, really surprised. ... More »Ben Whishaw named best actor at top British TV awards
The TV Bafta awards belonged to Olivia Colman after the Broadchurch star picked up two awards for two very different roles. More »Broadchurch star triumphs at Baftas




