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Captain Sir Tom Moore will have a film made about his life, following a fierce bidding war over rights to his story.

Frontline COVID-19 workers, the Black Lives Matter founders and Donald Trump all feature on a list of Time magazine’s 100 most influential people of 2020.

Jackie Stallone, the mother of Hollywood actor Sylvester and one of Celebrity Big Brother’s most memorable stars, has died aged 98.

When Steps recently announced they were returning with new music and planning a tour for next year, it’s fair to say their fans were more than a little excited.

One of the most famous episodes of Friends is set to be re-enacted with an all-black cast.

Ellen DeGeneres has admitted things happened on the set of her show “that never should have” in a video monologue launching her latest series.

The author of classic children’s book Guess How Much I Love You has died, his publisher has said. 

Michael Lonsdale, best known for his role as James Bond villain Hugo Drax, has died at the age of 89.

John Lennon’s killer has apologised to his widow Yoko Ono, saying his murder was “despicable” and merits a lifetime behind bars.

Schitt’s Creek swept the board in the comedy categories at this year’s “Pandemmys” – with Succession and Watchmen the other big winners of the night.