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Vienna’s Majesty and Style
Vienna is one of the most frequently visited cities in Europe, and when you come here for your next vacation, it will be easy to see why. The setting on the banks of the mighty Danube River not only support the economy of the city, but also give it picturesque...
Cheltenham Festival – A True Horse Racing Feast
Most horse racing fans would be familiar with Royal Ascot, the Breeders Cup, Kentucky Derby, Melbourne Cup, Dubai World Cup, Japan Cup and even racing on the frozen lake in St Moritz, Switzerland. But for a feast of all things gambling none of these gatherings hold a...
What’s Dani Harmer Up To Now?
We know her best as the loveable but extremely mischievous Tracy Beaker, and Dani Harmer played Tracy and later herself in a series of shows based around a children’s home called the Dumping Ground. For anyone in their twenties right now, it was a seminal part of...
Sleepless in Seattle: The Wonders Of The Eternal City
If you are looking for a destination for the perfect short break consider Seattle. Seattle is synonymous with a number of major sights and attractions and these are the ones you typically see in profiles of the city. As such, these attractions draw in huge visitor...
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William Orbit obituary
William Orbit, the Grammy-winning producer and composer who notably collaborated with Madonna on her 1998 album Ray of Light, has died at age 69.
Harry Potter fans force relocation of £430m undersea cable to avoid Dobby’s ‘grave’
Thousands of Harry Potter fans pressured operators of a £430m undersea power cable to reroute around a fictional character’s makeshift memorial on a Welsh beach.
Kamal on making music for ‘real ones’ and Dave collaboration
Rising singer-songwriter Kamal has released his debut album and collaborated with rapper Dave, emphasizing his commitment to creating honest music for dedicated fans.
‘For this record, I took an edible and said, screw it’: jazz pianist Sullivan Fortner on confronting the trauma of Hurricane Katrina
Jazz pianist Sullivan Fortner’s new album Leave That in There confronts the trauma of Hurricane Katrina through an eclectic sonic journey, drawing from Louisiana’s history and his personal experiences during the 2005 disaster.
Andrea Bocelli to play in Wales for first time in 22 years at Land of Song Festival
Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli will headline the inaugural Land of Song Festival at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium in May 2027, marking his first Welsh performance in 22 years.
Jerry Katzman, Former William Morris President, Dies at 89
Jerry Katzman, former William Morris president who packaged major television series including The Cosby Show and Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, has died at 89.
UTA Signs ‘Forgotten Island’ Writer-Director Januel Mercado (EXCLUSIVE)
United Talent Agency has signed filmmaker Januel Mercado for representation across all areas. Mercado is the writer and director of DreamWorks Animation’s upcoming animated film ‘Forgotten Island.’
Andrew Haigh Calls His New Film His Version of ‘The Revenant’ — Allow Him to Explain (First Look)
Director Andrew Haigh discusses his new film A Long Winter, which he has pursued for nearly 20 years and describes as an endpoint in his career so far.
Can Jean Smart Become the First Woman in Emmy History to Sweep Every Season of Her Series?
Jean Smart seeks to become the first woman to win an Emmy for every season of a series, with a potential fifth consecutive win for “Hacks.” Zendaya also pursues the historic feat with the final season of “Euphoria.”
‘Tony’ Was Dreamed Up at Anthony Bourdain’s Favorite Dive Bar From His Youth
Screenwriters Todd Bartels and Lou Howe conceived a biographical film about young Anthony Bourdain while working in Provincetown’s Old Colony Tap, his favorite dive bar from the 1970s when he began his culinary career.
Kat and Déjà Clark, Mother-Daughter Digital Creators, Sign With CAA (Exclusive)
Australian mother-daughter creators Kat and Déjà Clark, who collectively command over 20 million social media followers, have signed representation with CAA following their relocation to Los Angeles.
Allison Janney on Playing the President in ‘The Diplomat,’ Her Broadway ‘Seven-Year Itch’ and the One Genre She’s Never Tried
Allison Janney has ascended to the presidency in Netflix’s ‘The Diplomat,’ playing character Grace Penn after two decades of portraying Washington figures. The seven-time Emmy winner is nominated for supporting drama actress, with the series earning seven total Emmy nominations.