Paul Glynn Entertainment reporter BBC James Nelson-Joyce stars as the notorious fictional gangster Michael Kavanagh In This City Is Ours, Liverpool actor James Nelson-Joyce plays
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Lesley Manville and John Lithgow score top acting prizes
Steven McIntosh Entertainment reporter at the Royal Albert Hall Getty Images Lesley Manville and John Lithgow won best actress and actor respectively Lesley Manville and
What’s coming up this week
BBC/Hungry Bear Media/PA Media This week, Gladiators and contenders gear up as the grand final of the competition takes place on BBC One. But that’s
Minecraft movie storms box office despite lukewarm film reviews
A Minecraft Movie has proven to be a box office success, bringing in an estimated $300m (£233m) globally during its opening weekend. The film, based
The red carpet in pictures
Steven McIntosh Entertainment reporter at the Royal Albert Hall PA Media British singer and actress Beverley Knight is hosting this year’s ceremony alongside Cabaret and
Harry Lawtey on the privilege of portraying Richard Burton
Warren Orchard/Icon Film Distribution Harry Lawtey plays Richard Burton in a new biographical film The actor playing a young Richard Burton in a new biographical
Government wants Sunderland film studio to proceed ‘at pace’
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Artist of ‘the worst’ picture of Trump says criticism damaging her business
An artist whose official portrait of Donald Trump was publicly lambasted by the president said his comments are “directly and negatively impacting” her business, threatening
Rachel Chinouriri’s success has been a slow burn. She prefers it that way
Mark Savage Music Correspondent Lauren Harris When Rachel Chinouriri played London’s O2 Arena last month, she cried. The new wave indie songwriter was there as