‘There are no farms in our Oz’: Black Britain inspires Hope Mill Theatre’s new reimagining of The Wiz

The Sun said the former "Rob & Chyna" star threw a party inside a room at her Sacramento, Calif., hotel on Nov. 27.

EXCLUSIVE: Marlon James, the Man Booker Prize-winning author behind A Brief History of Seven Killings, has landed a series order from HBO and the UK’s Channel 4 for a crime drama series set in Jamaica.

Prebble, Davies And Kirkwood Up For WGGB Awards

British trophy hunters are being offered the chance to shoot farmed tigers in sickening “canned hunts” for £34,000, the Record can reveal.

“Miss Congeniality” was almost the end of Michael Caine.

Sam Asghari, 28, showed off the dance moves we didn’t know he had! While on a getaway for fiancée Britney Spears‘ milestone 40th birthday, the fitness trainer hilariously twerked in a video shared to his Instagram account on Friday, Dec. 3. It all started after he walked into a hotel room wearing just his boxers, announce he needed “a doctor” because he had a “bug bite in my a–.”

“RuPaul’s Drag Race” is simply beyond a global phenomenon. The World of Wonder breakthrough series has won the Competition Series Emmy Award four straight times and RuPaul Charles has won best Host for a Reality-Competition series six straight times.

While most eight year olds would probably brand the likes of chicken nuggets, pizza and chips as their favourite foods, Prince George apparently has a more sophisticated palette. According to celebrity chef Aldo Zilli, Prince George is quite fond of Italian food but a classic Margherita pizza isn’t his go-to meal, like most eight year olds.

West End theatres are to pay tribute to Stephen Sondheim The composer and lyricist, famous for creating the musical Sweeney Todd, was described as one of theatre’s “greatest geniuses” after his death aged 91 on Friday morning. To pay tribute, West End theatres will dim their lights for two minutes at 7pm on Monday.

The United States, the European Union and the UK are putting travel restrictions in place for visitors from southern Africa upon the discovery of a new COVID variant, being called Omicron, via BBC.

Black Country, New Road have postponed their remaining 2021 tour dates due to “ongoing illness within the band”.The London group were due to hit the road for a string of UK and Ireland headline shows next Monday (November 29), with performances scheduled for Brighton, Cambridge, Southampton, Leeds, Dublin and other cities throughout December.Today (November 25) the band has issued a statement on social media to confirm the gigs will no longer go ahead as planned.“We are sorry to announce that

British Airways has launched its Black Friday deals a day early with the biggest discount, and most likely to sell out quickly, being 20,000 return flights to New York, Boston and Philadelphia priced just £299.

Bloc Party have returned with ‘Traps’, their first new music in five years, and with it have shared details of a new album and UK/European tour.‘Traps’ is the first taste of ‘Alpha Games’, the band’s follow up to 2016’s ‘Hymns’, which is released on April 29, 2022.The single is a frenetic affair that recalls the post-punk urgency of their 2005 debut ‘Silent Alarm’.

It's been announced that next year's BRIT Awards will scrap gendered categories, as well as welcoming first-time host Mo Gilligan.

Snail Mail has been forced to postpone her forthcoming US and UK/European tour dates.The singer (aka Lindsey Jordan) took to Instagram today (November 22) to reveal that she has been having problems with her voice and she is set to undergo surgery as a result.She wrote: “I’ve been struggling with my vocal health more and more each year.

Mahalia has spoken to NME about what to expect from the gig and her reflective new material.This past summer saw the return of live music following a lengthy break due to the coronavirus pandemic. British R&B star Mahalia bounced back after with a summer calendar jam packed with festival dates including Boardmasters, All Points East, Tramlines, and Standon Calling.On Friday (November 19), she takes to the stage at Brixton Academy for her first headline show in almost two years.

Milo Yiannopoulos – although we could forgive you for completely blocking it out altogether. The British commentator and journalist became synonymous with the alt-right movement in the United States which helped elect Donald Trump to the White House.