The pop superstar treated fans to all 13 tracks from his third studio album plus a selection of his previous hit songs.
The actress said she understood how being famous often affected her privacy but false stories about her relationships were ‘damaging’ to all involved.
The magazine has commissioned a special artwork for its Platinum Jubilee edition.
The world-famous rock band said Tyler entered a treatment programme voluntarily after a recent relapse and apologised to fans for the cancellations.
A new campaign video sees famous faces urging world leaders to take action against the deadly disease.
The punk pioneer was honoured with the award in its 30th year.
The Trust helps young people from disadvantaged communities as they develop skills and confidence.
The 28-year-old appears in British GQ.
Elijah Wood, Sean Astin, Dominic Monaghan and Billy Boyd all played hobbits in the trilogy.
Fry hosted 'QI' for the BBC for 13 years.
Sim's experiences of the disease inspired his new song 'Hideous'.
The TV star is the newest host of the baking show.
The performance formed part of the topping out ceremony, ahead of the opening in 2025.
The Prince’s Trust helps young people from disadvantaged communities as they develop skills and confidence.
'House of the Dragon' premieres 21 August, while Amazon's 'Lord of the Rings' show arrives in September.
The 43-year-old presenter revealed in October she was undergoing treatment for stomach cancer and later had a tumour removed through surgery.
The broadcaster blamed a trainee for the incident which happened during a segment on the BBC News Channel.
The broadcaster apologised to any fans who may have been offended.
The reality TV will be sentenced remotely for allegedly driving her BMW over the speed limit near her home in West Sussex in September last year.
The BBC newsreader has been speaking out about his mental health.
The ITV morning programme explored the royal residence and chatted to Eurovision star Sam Ryder during the special broadcast.
Gervais opens the Netflix special pretending to struggle to name 'funny female comedians' before naming Eddie Izzard.
4Schools was launched in March with the aim of ‘opening up the world of television to young people’.
The singer drew in a whole new audience for his turn on kids' TV.
The TV presenter will be joined on the Channel 4 show by Blue singer Duncan James.