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For fans of Beverly Hills Cop, ending the Eddie Murphy-led franchise on part three seemed less than favourable.

The sequel to hit 1980s movie Beetlejuice will premiere at this year's Venice Film Festival, it has been announced.

Jamie Foxx has revealed some of the details behind the "medical emergency" that left him in hospital last year.

Pearl Jam have cancelled two more tour dates due to illness, after pulling out of a London gig last week.

A free streaming service to rival the likes of Netflix, Amazon Prime and Disney+ is being launched in the UK by Rupert Murdoch's Fox Corporation.

Inside Out has become the first film of the year to take over $1bn worldwide, becoming the highest grossing film of the year.

A security guard accused of a plot to kidnap, rape and murder Holly Willoughby went to "great lengths" to suggest to others his plans were not mere fantasy, a court has heard.

Sir Ian McKellen has pulled out of a national tour after falling from a stage in the West End while performing in a play.

Will Smith has made his first major award ceremony appearance since facing widespread criticism for slapping Chris Rock at the 2022 Academy Awards.

A migrant boat artwork by Banksy which appeared at Glastonbury Festival has been labelled "vile" and "not funny" by the home secretary, James Cleverly.

Taylor Swift is getting her own exhibition at the V&A Museum in London this summer.

Justin Timberlake has appeared to joke about his recent drink-driving arrest at a concert in Boston.

Glastonbury 2024 has come to an end, with US singer-songwriter SZA closing the show on the Pyramid Stage following a spectacular weekend of celebrity cameos, fireworks and crowd-surfing.

Banksy has claimed responsibility for a migrant boat artwork that appeared above the crowds during a set at Glastonbury.

Coldplay have become the first act in history to headline Glastonbury five times – playing a record-breaking set to a huge, sparkling audience for whom it felt like coming home.

In a morning timeslot when most respectable Glastonbury-goers would usually be in bed, Irish-language rappers Kneecap drew what stage organisers described as a headline-worthy crowd to the area.

Glastonbury is no stranger to mixing music with politics, and with the general election just days away and protests against the Israel-Hamas war ongoing, this year has been no exception.

Martin Mull, who starred in hit television shows including Roseanne, Sabrina The Teenage Witch and Arrested Development, has died aged 80.

US actor Alec Baldwin is facing trial for involuntary manslaughter over the fatal shooting of a cinematographer on a film set after a judge rejected a bid to throw the case out.

Dua Lipa has set the bar high for this year's Glastonbury headliners, performing a slick set of hits to an enormous crowd at the festival's famous Pyramid Stage.

Professor Brian Cox has joined his former D:Ream bandmates on stage at Glastonbury to perform the track that became a defining political anthem of the 1990s - and seemingly again this year after its re-emergence ahead of the general…

Damon Albarn has made a surprise appearance at Glastonbury - addressing politics and the Israel-Hamas war as he turned up on stage to perform with Bombay Bicycle Club.

Pearl Jam have cancelled their Tottenham Hotspur Stadium gig on the eve of the event because of "illness in the band".

James Golding was once one half of a unicycling camel at Glastonbury. He also appeared on the Pyramid Stage with The Levellers in 1992, and has a story about how he and his former partner one year convinced everyone, press included, that…

Michael Jackson was more than $500m (£395.3m) in debt when he died in 2009, new court documents allege.

A security guard told police Holly Willoughby "is a fantasy of mine" when he was arrested for plotting to kidnap the television presenter, in footage played in court.

"Well, you didn't think we were gonna let you down, did you?"

An undercover agent has told a court how he exchanged messages with a man accused of plotting to murder Holly Willoughby on a group called Abduct Lovers and believed he was an "imminent threat".

FILE PHOTO: Actor Bill Cobbs arrives at the "The Voice" Season 4 premiere screening in Los Angeles, California March 20, 2013. REUTERS/Gus Ruelas/File Photo

A watercolour used for the cover of the first Harry Potter book has sold for £1.5m in New York.