Showbiz

Inspired by the true story of a fraudster and murderer who preyed on tourists travelling through Asia in the 1970s, The Serpent is the latest true crime drama being binged in lockdown.

Hollywood star Chuck Norris has been forced to deny he was present at the riots in Washington DC last week after a photo of a lookalike was posted online.

Rupert Grint says having his own child has given him a whole new perspective on starring in the psychological horror Servant.

Three out of four of the stars of Sex And The City will reunite for a new show that revisits the iconic characters 20 years on.

Acclaimed TV writer Russell T Davies has said that straight actors should not play gay characters.

Chadwick Boseman’s widow paid an emotional tribute to the “most honest person”, fighting back tears as the actor was honoured posthumously during an awards ceremony.

Sir David Attenborough has become the latest national treasure to get the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

In Uganda, running for the presidency can be a dangerous business – especially for pop star turned politician Bobi Wine.

“Look up here, I’m in heaven,” sang David Bowie. “I’ve got scars that can’t be seen.”

TV historian David Olusoga has thanked former England footballer and schoolmate “tough kid” Paul Gascoigne for stepping in to help when he was subjected to racist abuse as a child.