Glastonbury Festival has reported that profits more than doubled last year, as it faces criticism for being too “corporate”. The festival, based in Pilton, Somerset,
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Weymouth: Residents ‘more aware’ that town’s cinema has shut
In her petition, she said the cinema had been a “cornerstone of [Weymouth residents’] social lives” and that Weymouth was “gradually transforming into a ghost
Meghan Markle announces new Netflix show
The news comes a day after the Duchess returned to Instagram under the account @meghan. Her first post showed her dressed in white, running on
Claudia Winkleman: ‘New twists have turned The Traitors on its head’
The Traitors has returned to our screens, with its usual combination of murders, missions and midnight meetings. The number of contestants this year has risen
Stacey Solomon’s family and pets star in new BBC TV series
Filmed during the summer and autumn of 2024, the programme shows the couple as they celebrate their second wedding anniversary, revealing how they met and
Stormzy: Rapper gets nine-month driving ban for using phone
Stormzy has been banned from driving for nine months after an undercover police officer caught him using a mobile phone behind the wheel of a
What does the future hold for our cinemas?
Despite some huge hits, including Inside Out 2 and Deadpool & Wolverine, 2024 was not a good year financially for films, says Charles Gant, the
Neil Young pulls out of Glastonbury Festival
In 2009, fans left comments on the Glastonbury website asking why the BBC was not showing all of Young’s set on the website or on
Bradford City of Culture 2025: Giant naan breads and taking on the doubters
Wrightson’s not wrong. The headlines about Bradford are often brutal. In recent months, news stories have declared it Britain’s gloomiest city (because it has the
How did Scotland become a Hollywood hotspot?
This is a more complicated issue. A regular concern when massive productions take over parts of the city is whether the disruption negatively hits local