Showbiz

The family of Roald Dahl has apologised for an antisemitic comment by the late author made 37 years ago, saying his previous remarks were “incomprehensible”.

Black Panther actress Letitia Wright appears to have deleted her social media accounts after sharing a video that suggested a COVID-19 vaccine would “make extra limbs grow”.

Netflix says it has “no plans – and sees no need” to add a disclaimer to The Crown to explain it is a fictional series, and not a historical documentary.

Rita Ora has apologised for breaking another set of coronavirus rules after it was revealed she should have been in travel quarantine when she threw a birthday party in lockdown.

Andrew Lloyd Webber has announced dates for the reopening of his major theatres.

Damon Albarn has criticised the government in its response to the COVID-19 pandemic, saying it has shown “no empathy with the arts whatsoever”.

Viggo Mortensen became a household name after he was cast as the rugged hero Aragorn in Peter Jackson’s Lord Of The Rings films.

Giovanna Fletcher has been crowned Queen of the Castle in I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!

Sir Ian McKellen is backing a campaign to buy the house where JRR Tolkien once lived.

Warner Bros will release all of its 2021 films, including Dune and The Matrix 4, online on the same day they hit cinemas.