Showbiz

Banksy appears to have confirmed being behind a new artwork that has appeared on a wall in Nottingham, depicting a young girl using a bike tyre as a hula-hoop.

London Film Festival 2020 may have been robbed of the red-carpet glamour of previous years due to the coronavirus restrictions, but there was still much to enjoy from the slimmed-down programme.

Dancer David Toole, best known for his performance during the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Paralympic Games, has died.

Disney is now issuing tougher warnings against racial stereotypes in some of its classic films on its Disney+ streaming service.

Oscar-winning actor Tim Robbins has told Sky News that “we all need a good laugh” right now, as he discussed his new star-studded satirical podcast Bobbo Supreme.

Musician John Legend has shared a touching tribute to his wife Chrissy Teigen, following the loss of their baby earlier this month.

Dame Shirley Bassey has added a little glamour to her coronavirus protection measures, slipping on a sequined face mask and matching floor-length gown to celebrate 70 years in showbusiness.

John Leslie has told a court he knows the line between behaving gregariously and criminal behaviour and has “never crossed it”.

John Legend has returned to the stage for the first time since announcing the loss of his third baby, performing live at the 2020 Billboard Music Awards.

BAFTA has announced new rules and guidelines for its TV awards to address a lack of diversity and better represent the industry.