Category: 5. Entertainment

He described Collins as “a wonderful, warm-spirited woman who played an integral role at Radio Merseyside for many years”.

Former sports editor Charlie Lambert said she was “one of the best people I ever met in broadcasting and a really positive…

In March last year, a conservation team used 3D technology to scan the artworks and create a digital model so they can be reprinted in the future.

However, Angela Greenfield from the civic society said: “We’re hoping some of the sculptures will be…

Tom Layward, the narrator and main character of Ben Markovits’ new novel, The Rest of Our Lives, introduces himself in a curious way: On the very first page of…

Get Ready—AARP Illinois’ Most Loved Virtual Concert Series Returns This January!

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PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) — Paid Sponsor Partnership: Philadelphia Corporation for Aging

Longtime artist Peter Paone is enjoying his moment in the sun, creating new work in his nearly 50-year-old home studio.

“I’m interested primarily in the human…

Professional wrestling fans had a lot to chew on in 2025.

Old faces appeared in new places, a legend had his final curtain call, AEW had a resurgence, and new champions provided some of the best pro wrestling we’ve had in a calendar year.

John Cena…

In her 2018 exhibition ‘GUSH’, Hannah Perry presented a fragmented view of the body. Using footage from a custom 360-degree camera, the British artist immersed audiences in contorted physical movements, accompanied by a distorted…

A powerful film featuring an animated Cumbrian red squirrel explaining how trees can help with flooding and climate change has won an international prize.

‘Wood You Believe It’ claimed the ‘IPST Education Award’ as part of the Goethe…