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25 most recent entries:

'Glad to be here'

(Oct 10 2008 08:27 GMT)
Liam Gallagher on being a rock star

Local heroes?

(Oct 09 2008 09:51 GMT)
TV bosses mull over the future of the news near you

Kaiser Chiefs launch new venue

(Oct 09 2008 07:43 GMT)
Leeds band the Kaiser Chiefs return to their home city to open its newest live music venue.

Recession rhymes

(Oct 08 2008 21:49 GMT)
Our readers' witty ditties about turmoil in the City

ITV 'could outsource region news'

(Oct 08 2008 15:22 GMT)
Third parties could be paid to provide ITV with its regional news programmes, chairman Michael Grade suggests.

Rubens sketch to stay in Britain following a fundraising drive

(Oct 08 2008 14:36 GMT)
A large oil sketch by Flemish master Rubens is being kept in Britain following a Ł5.7m fundraising drive.

Secrets of Van Gogh's night works

(Oct 08 2008 14:27 GMT)
An exhibition in New York studies how Vincent Van Gogh created new techniques to paint the night sky.

Mixed reviews for Bush movie

(Oct 08 2008 11:40 GMT)
Oliver Stone's biopic of President Bush leaves some reviewers unimpressed after its first screening in the US.

The future of music

(Oct 08 2008 10:44 GMT)
Uncertain times mean fewer bands are being signed - and other news from the music industry's In The City conference

Walliams makes West End debut

(Oct 08 2008 10:42 GMT)
Little Britain star David Walliams gets a warm reception for his West End role in Harold Pinter's No Man's Land.

Net newbie

(Oct 08 2008 10:27 GMT)
Tim Lovejoy on his new entertainment website

Strait talking

(Oct 08 2008 10:01 GMT)
Bassist John Illsley on life after Dire Straits

In pictures

(Oct 08 2008 09:22 GMT)
Stars and their families at High School premiere

Mirren 'to star in Tempest film'

(Oct 08 2008 09:12 GMT)
Oscar-winning actress Helen Mirren signs up to star in a big-screen adaptation of Shakespeare's The Tempest, says reports.

Arctic Monkeys back in the studio

(Oct 08 2008 08:30 GMT)
The Sheffield four-piece are working on their new album with Queens Of The Stone Age frontman Josh Homme.

What has Halle Berry been voted by readers of Esquire magazine?

(Oct 08 2008 08:21 GMT)
Oscar-winning actress Halle Berry is voted the sexiest woman alive, by readers of Esquire magazine.

Nolte escapes blaze at his house

(Oct 08 2008 08:02 GMT)
Actor Nick Nolte escapes a fire at his Malibu home that caused an estimated $3m (Ł1.7m) worth of damage.

Classic Willows story turns 100

(Oct 08 2008 07:40 GMT)
A competition to write a modern Wind in the Willows is launched to mark the 100th anniversary of Kenneth Grahame's classic book.

Oasis star returns after attack

(Oct 08 2008 00:58 GMT)
Oasis star Noel Gallagher, who was attacked on stage a month ago, shakes off his injuries to launch the band's UK tour.

Public asked for advert opinions

(Oct 07 2008 16:25 GMT)
Broadcasting watchdog Ofcom invites viewers and broadcasters to give their views on TV commercial breaks.

Pegg legs it to top of box office

(Oct 07 2008 16:21 GMT)
Simon Pegg's new film How To Lose Friends and Alienate People tops the UK box office in its opening weekend.

'See the strings'

(Oct 07 2008 13:48 GMT)
HD reveals the real Thunderbirds, says Gerry Anderson

Philippines angry at Enfield show

(Oct 07 2008 12:03 GMT)
The Philippine embassy in London complains over a sketch featuring a Filipina maid in Harry Enfield's BBC show.

Saatchi leads Chinese revolution

(Oct 07 2008 11:52 GMT)
A model of a Western city made from dog chews and 15 life-sized figures suspended upside-down are among the exhibits in the new Saatchi Gallery.

BBC 'fawns' in coverage of royals

(Oct 07 2008 10:29 GMT)
The BBC is guilty of "fawning" in its coverage of the Royal Family, claims Newsnight presenter Jeremy Paxman.

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