David Tennant has left the Tardis at home and started on the stage in a RSC production of Hamlet.
Thousands of music fans gathered in Poland for Europe's largest free music festival, Haltestelle Woodstock.
China's ancient Terracotta Army comes to life in the third instalment of The Mummy film franchise.
A new show at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival is a one hour stage advert for Pot Noodle.
Andrew Collins reviews the latest UK film releases, including The X-Files and Man on Wire.
Male eyeliner, a giant water ball and the robot that loves you. It's Newsbeat's Odd Box with Dominic Byrne.
With George Bush leaving office later this year satirists are desperately seeking new people to lampoon.
Illegal people-smuggling over the US-Canadian border is the subject of the award-winning independent film Frozen River.
The BBC has been fined £400,000 by media watchdog Ofcom for misleading its audiences by "faking" phone-ins.
Abi Titmuss explains how she took control of her image after finding fame, and reaped economic rewards.
Quantas denied corrosion was responsible for a 10-ft hole in its plane that made an emergency landing.
Fans of the classic novel Brideshead Revisited are eagerly awaiting the release of the film adaptation.
Batman star Christian Bale has been bailed by police after being questioned about assault allegations.
New band Hamfatter have won a record deal after appearing on the BBC's Dragons' Den.
Author JK Rowling has revealed her "real regret" that her mother died without knowing about Harry Potter.
Batman actor Christian Bale has declared himself very happy with his new film Batman, The Dark Knight.
Sir Michael Caine has acclaimed the performance of the late Heath Ledger in Batman, The Dark Knight .
The new Batman movie, The Dark Knight, has broken all box office records in its first weekend.
Woody Harrelson talks about his two latest films, which showcase two sides to his acting talent.
Britain's most famous TV puppet, Sooty, has marked 60 years at the top with festivities in Lancashire.
Presenter Steve Jones, star of new Brit teen flick Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging, speaks to the BBC.
Dolly unveils a new musical called 9 to 5 based on the 1980 film in which Parton starred with Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin.
Batman star Christian Bale pays tribute to Heath Ledger's role as the Joker in the new Batman film.
Welsh singer Duffy does a bit of karaoke as her song Mercy is used as part of an X-Box singing game.
The latest Batman film, The Dark Knight, has held its world premiere in New York.
Christopher Ciccone spills the beans in his new book, "Life With My Sister Madonna".
Musician Peter Gabriel talks about the joys of becoming a dad again at the age of at 58.
Actress Sigourney Weaver talks about her role in the new film WALL.E and about acting roles for older women.
Britain's Got Talent winner George Sampson stole the show at the premiere of the Pixar film WALL.E in Leicester Square.
Graffiti artist Banksy is a 34-year-old former public school pupil named Robin Gunningham, a newspaper says.
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are celebrating the birth of their twins at a hospital in France.
Sir Michael Caine has been immortalised in a ceremony at the Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood.
Carla Bruni is making a bid to become France's first lady of pop and has released a new album.
A nightclub, branded by its owner as being eco-friendly has opened in London.
Gail Renard talks about being the owner of Lennon's ' Give peace a chance' lyrics which are about to go under the hammer at Christies.
Cyndi Lauper talks to BBC Breakfast is about her new album after a break from the music scene.
A new film about the life and work of American counter-culture writer Hunter S Thompson is due to be released.
British artist Nasser Azam has created two sets of artwork in zero gravity, for a project called Life In Space.
Comedian and actress Catherine Tate has said theatre tickets are too expensive and that too many personalities are cast.
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