Following the cancellation of The Kyle and Jackie O Show, industry insiders are turning to Loren Barry and Nic Kelly as potential successors, while legal drama continues for the former hosts.
Mark Linel Padecio's award-winning phone photo shows his serious city daughter finding pure happiness playing in mud with her cousin after a drought.
George Fouracres, a Black Country performer, has transitioned from Shakespearean roles at the Globe to viral fame on Saturday Night Live UK, hailed for his comedic instinct and anarchic energy.
A listener defends Radio 4's coverage of pop music, arguing it's not trivial and enriches all audiences, while another mourns a past presenter's departure.
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Chuck Redd asks a judge to dismiss the Kennedy Center's breach of contract lawsuit, arguing he never signed a contract and the suit aims to intimidate artists.
Vernon Kay burst into laughter on BBC Radio 2 after Jeremy Vine compared children's smartphone use to smoking in a live on-air debate about screen time limits.
Star Wars actor John Boyega opens up about the life-changing impact of his childhood friend Damilola Taylor's murder in a new documentary exploring the tragic final 24 hours before the 10-year-old's death in Peckham.
Amanda Knox, wrongfully jailed for the 2007 murder of Meredith Kercher, now performs stand-up comedy, using humour to process her traumatic experiences and connect with audiences.
Mary Blance, a pioneering presenter at BBC Radio Shetland, has delivered her final Books Programme after nearly half a century with the broadcaster, marking the end of an era for local radio.
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The Associated Press has released its weekly gallery of compelling images from around the world, curated by photo editor Patrick Sison, highlighting the best photojournalism from March 20-26, 2026.
Controversial radio host Kyle Sandilands is suing ARN, alleging invalid termination of his $100 million contract and breaches of consumer law, with a Federal Court showdown imminent.
Comedian Mark Simmons discusses his one-liner style, writing process from everyday chats, and memorable gigs from Glastonbury to Coventry. He shares insights on awards and his new tour, Jest to Impress.
Actor Vince Vaughn argues that late night television has become too political and agenda-driven, leading to a decline in authenticity and humour, while praising podcasts for their genuine appeal.
Star Wars actor John Boyega provides previously unheard testimony in a new BBC documentary exploring the 2000 murder of his childhood friend, Damilola Taylor, examining knife crime's lasting impact.
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Star Wars actor John Boyega will give testimony in a BBC documentary exploring the final hours of his friend Damilola Taylor, who was fatally stabbed in London in 2000.
A resurfaced interview reveals Jackie O Henderson nearly rejected the partnership with Kyle Sandilands that became Australia's most enduring radio team, as new details emerge about their recent split.
HBO CEO Casey Bloys confirms enhanced security for the Harry Potter TV series after actor Paapa Essiedu received racist death threats over his casting as Snape.
Former Saturday Night Live star Kevin Nealon has publicly criticised cast members who break character during live sketches, stating it undermines the writers' work and disrupts performances.
Vernon Kay announced the departure of newsreader Harvey Cook from BBC Radio 2, who called it an 'absolute pleasure' to work on the show. The presenter also paid tribute to late network manager Ian Deeley.
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A review of Michelle De Swarte's touring comedy show The Afters, featuring her confident takes on menopause, parenting, and unconventional upbringing.
Disgraced presenter Marty Sheargold announces a shock return to radio with a new segment on Nova FM, one year after his show was axed over sexist comments about the Matildas.
A comedian's anonymous platform rates neighbours across Australia, highlighting how shared struggles and small acts of kindness can foster community in divided times.
Radio 2's Zoe Ball expresses gratitude as she presents a special show celebrating broadcasting legend Bob Harris's 80th birthday, featuring career highlights and personal reflections.
Scottish actor Michelle Gomez has withdrawn from the London stage adaptation of 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' for personal reasons, with Olivia Williams taking over the role of Nurse Ratched.
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English Touring Opera stages Leoncavallo's Pagliacci as a 21st-century psychodrama in Sheffield, blending verismo with psychological depth and dramatic imagery.
A tender revival of Nicholas Wright's 2002 play at London's Orange Tree theatre imagines Vincent van Gogh's formative year in Brixton, focusing on his poignant relationship with his landlady.
Australian comedian Claire Hooper discusses her love for silence, emotional connection to music, and cringeworthy moments with Shane Warne in a candid interview.
The first British edition of Saturday Night Live aired on Sky One, hosted by Tina Fey. The show featured sketches on Starmer, Attenborough, and a standout Princess Diana impression, but faced challenges with format and accessibility.
Riz Ahmed discusses his new TV comedy Bait, balancing fatherhood, and navigating awkward moments in a career that defies easy labels, from Bond auditions to Oscar wins.
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