Showbiz

The culture secretary has urged artists struggling financially during the coronavirus pandemic to “hang on in there for as long as they can”.

Tributes are being paid to the “beyond iconic” Margaret Nolan, who starred in Goldfinger and danced as the gold-painted model in the film’s title sequence, following her death at the age of 76.

Kim Kardashian West has said she is donating $1m (£760,000) to help with relief efforts in Armenia and the disputed region of Nagorno-Karabakh.

“It’s been a long old journey and it’s an interesting one because throughout all of my experience, I’ve been trying to search for something which was always there.”

Everyone knows about King Henry VIII – we study him at school, and there are countless book and several TV shows dedicated to the events of his life.

Singer Paul Heaton has been praised after Q magazine’s final editor revealed the support he provided staff when the publication closed.

A fugitive who appeared on the Netflix series Tiger King has been arrested after sharing photos of exotic animals from his sanctuary to someone who later reported him.

John Lennon’s sister is celebrating his 80th birthday with a series of special events in Liverpool.

Films shown at drive-in cinemas will be eligible for the Oscars in 2021, the Academy has announced.

DJ and producer Naughty Boy has told Sky News that music “saved” him during lockdown and has called for more “special protections” for the industry – as the UK faces a second wave of COVID-19.