Arts & Entertainment

Will Reeve married event planner Amanda Dubin in Miami on Saturday, a ceremony confirmed by People; the couple announced their engagement in November 2024.

The $836 million Sydney Fish Market opened on Monday with about 40 vendors and large crowds; visitors praised its cleanliness and variety while noting higher prices and limited transport access.

Teddi Mellencamp was seen in Los Angeles with Ricci Rea while supporting her son at football practice; her father has recently said she is "really sick" as she continues treatment for metastatic melanoma.

BBC Arts has commissioned Arena: L.S. Lowry: The Unheard Tapes, in which Ian McKellen will lip-sync recordings of the artist; the film, produced by Wall to Wall Media, marks 50 years since Lowry's death and is due on BBC Two and iPlayer.

Daniel Ambler, 23, was found with serious injuries on the forecourt of the New Seaham Service Station and died at the scene, police said. Durham Police have launched a murder investigation and three people have been arrested.

Shad Ellis, a London Underground driver, has worked for decades as a Will Smith lookalike and served as a body double on National Geographic's Pole to Pole, meeting Will Smith during filming in Papua New Guinea.

Thousands gathered at San Francisco's Civic Center on Jan. 17 to celebrate Bob Weir; Joan Baez and John Mayer spoke and family members attended.

Actor Ansel Elgort was seen in New York City carrying his newborn, and a source told PEOPLE he recently became a father; the child's name and sex have not been disclosed.

Kourtney Kardashian posted on Instagram Stories that she has been sober for three years while celebrating the launch of her sister Khloe’s new Khloud popcorn flavor.

New owner James Mercer bought Katie Price's former West Sussex home for £1.15million and recent photos show exterior renovation work under way, including scaffolding and a new roof.

People are returning to letter writing, typewriter clubs and calligraphy communities to step away from screens and form slower, more personal connections.

A group of Buddhist monks reached the halfway point of a 2,300-mile Walk for Peace across the United States after 83 days, continuing despite injuries to members and to their dog, which recently had surgery.

Teyana Taylor won the Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress for her role as Perfidia Beverly Hills in One Battle After Another, and the story notes she is now being tipped for an Oscar nomination. Her quick rise from reality TV to awards attention was highlighted in her acceptance speech and recent interviews.

Dylan Mulvaney will make her Broadway debut as Anne Boleyn in Six beginning February 16, the show's official accounts announced. Six is a Tony-winning, female-centered retelling of Henry VIII's wives that has run on Broadway since 2021.

Leslie Davis said she and her husband Jacob privately split in 2022 and has confirmed she is engaged to fellow HGTV star Don Reidy, whom she met while filming Rock the Block in 2023.

The Pitt's second season portrays emergency-room life and explores insurance and AI themes while critics note the show's medical realism amid rising costs and pressures in the US healthcare system.

Jamie-Lynn Sigler spoke about playing a doctor with Multiple Sclerosis in a recent Grey's Anatomy episode and described her first on-set moment revealing the diagnosis as emotional. She said writers collaborated with her and that the role aimed to show authentic representation of living with MS.

Dr Aggrey Burke has died aged 82 of prostate cancer; he was the first Black consultant psychiatrist in the UK and in 1986 helped expose discriminatory admissions at London medical schools, prompting a Commission for Racial Equality inquiry and policy changes.

Ant and Dec will present a new podcast, Hanging Out With Ant and Dec, with episodes released fortnightly from 22 January and bonus episodes on Mondays; they also announced a digital channel called Belta Box featuring curated clips and new entertainment.

Johnny Depp will perform in Yorkshire this summer with his band Hollywood Vampires, appearing at Scarborough Open Air Theatre on 15 August and The Piece Hall in Halifax on 22 August.

Ben Affleck and Matt Damon persuaded Netflix to include performance-related bonuses for the entire crew on The Rip, a clause reported to cover about 1,200 workers. The film has received positive reviews and sits at 89% on Rotten Tomatoes.

Fans are hunting for clues about Harry Styles' likely tour after his official site opened pre-sale sign-ups, and he confirmed a new album, Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally, due March 6.

Actress Simone Lahbib said her brother Stephen died in November 2024 after a six-month terminal cancer diagnosis and praised Strathcarron Hospice's palliative care as she supports the hospice's campaign.

Direct flights between Inverness and Dublin will resume in May, operated by Emerald Airlines under a franchise agreement with Aer Lingus, restoring a route missed by passengers across the Highlands and Islands.

Director Jafar Panahi told the Guardian he believes the Khamenei government cannot sustain control after recent protests and crackdowns; he was sentenced in absentia to one year in December and is promoting his new film in the US.

The Myer-owned label will close its stores and e-commerce site for several months and plans a relaunch later this year aimed at younger shoppers; the article says recent collections moved away from the brand's original indie-sleaze artistry.

Jason Momoa visited Emilia Clarke's dressing room in New York while she was taping The Kelly Clarkson Show, and Clarke shared a photo of the surprise meeting on Instagram. The two first appeared together in the debut season of Game of Thrones in 2011, making this reunion roughly 15 years after that season.

After more than 13 years leading Lucasfilm, Kathleen Kennedy is stepping down. Disney announced that Dave Filoni and Lynwen Brennan will share leadership of Lucasfilm.

Kerry Katona told media she had hoped her ex‑husband Brian McFadden would rescue her but that his admitted stag‑night infidelity marked a turning point; she also said she has earned substantial income from OnlyFans.

Harriet Tyce, a former barrister and crime novelist who appeared on The Traitors, has been sober since June 2022 and left the Bar after about ten years to focus on writing following personal struggles and the 2021 death of a close friend.