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Andrew Garfield reveals his one-word advice for relationships from We Live In Time red carpet
Interviewing Andrew Garfield for the We Live in Time premiere.
Jeremy Allen White: The pressure of playing Bruce Springsteen was paralysing
Interviewing Jeremy Allen White at the London Film Festival premiere of Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere.
George Clooney pays tribute to Coen brothers with powerful career reflection
George Clooney paid a heartfelt tribute to the Coen brothers as he reflected on his favourite memories of his career.
Speaking to The Independent at the premiere of his new movie Jay Kelly at London Film Festival, Clooney revealed that the first time he got on set with his “favourite” directors stood out the most to him.
‘There is beauty at the end of that struggle’: Robbie Williams reflects on career-long fight with mental health
Interviewing Robbie Williams at the premiere of his Better Man biopic in London’s Leicester Square.
Conclave director reveals award-winning actor he’s eager to work with next
Interviewing Academy Award-winning director Edward Berger about who he'd like to work with after Conclave
Look inside Barbie’s dreamhouse you can rent for free on Airbnb
Take a look inside Barbie’s Malibu DreamHouse that you can now stay in for free via Airbnb.
Decorated in Barbie’s signature hot pink, the sprawling mansion features Ken’s outdoor disco dance floor, an infinity pool, and the chance for guests to take home their very own set of yellow-and-pink Impala skates and surfboards.
Missing Titanic submarine: Coast guard ‘don’t know’ what noises are in search for vessel
The US Coast Guard has said that they do not know what the "banging" noises heard coming from the area of the last known location of the missing Titanic submarine.
Wall Street Journal reporter seen for first time since being arrested in Russia on spying charges
Evan Gershkovich, an American reporter for the Wall Street Journal, has been seen for the first time since being arrested on espionage charges in Russia.
Footage shows a man, believed to be the US journalist, being led from court to a vehicle.
Mr Gershkovich is the first American reporter to be arrested on spying charges in Russia since the Cold War.
Everything Joe Biden did on his historic trip to the island of Ireland
Joe Biden spent four days on the island of Ireland to trace his roots and meet with the leaders of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
Terry Hall's final performances with The Specials
Terry Hall delighted crowds at Rochester Castle in Kent and the Roundhouse in London in what were some of his last performances with The Specials.
The singer died aged 63 after a short illness on Monday, 19 December, the band announced.
Hall was born in Coventry on 19 March 1959, and went on to join arguably the most influential band in 2-Tone, with their sharp, political lyrics about disenfranchised youth.
Though the band split in 1981, they later reformed, with their 2019 record Encore char...
Fashion world gathers for Vivenne Westwood’s funeral
The funeral for the late Dame Vivienne Westwood is taking place today (Thursday 16 February) at Southwark Cathedral, with prominent guests in the fashion world gathering to pay their last respects.
Victoria Beckham, Kate Moss, British Vogue editor Edward Enninful and more have joined Westwood’s family and other guests at the ceremony.
The iconic designer died “peacefully” at the age of 81 surrounded by her family in Clapham, southwest London, on 29 December 2022, her representatives have said...
Portraits of Dogs: London exhibition explores human devotion to four-legged friends
A new art exhibition dedicated to dogs has opened at the Wallace Collection in London.
Portraits of Dogs: From Gainsborough to Hockney explores the intimate ways in which we have represented our faithful friends throughout history.
Featuring works from Edwin Landseer, Leonardo Da Vinci, and even Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, the show concludes with an entire room dedicated to David Hockney’s touching paintings of his two beloved dachshunds Stanley and Boodgie.
The exhibition runs from 29 ...
Iraq war refugees: Where are they now?
20 years after the Iraq War, I spoke to two refugees about how their lives were changed by conflict.
Exclusive: Earthquake is ‘another layer of crisis’ for Syrian people, says Unicef
Exclusive interview with Unicef's Eva Hinds in the wake of the 7.8 magnitude earthquake that hit Syria on 6 February.
Henry Moore sculpture returns to Tower Hamlets
Henry Moore’s famous work Draped Seated Woman has returned to the East End after 20 years in the Yorkshire Sculpture Park. The piece, sculpted in 1957, now stands in Cabot Square in the heart of Canary Wharf.