The artistic director of the Bristol Old Vic, Tom Morris, is due to step down in august.

Most major art critics award five stars to the new show at London’s Courtauld Gallery.

The actress starred in a string of landmark 1960s films made by director Michelangelo Antonioni.

Dillon Helbig’s Christmas tale creates a buzz after he sneaks a copy into his local library in Idaho.

The unique artworks raised much more than their starting prices for the Scottish Book Trust.

The statue of the god Bacchus is traced by a Dutch art detective and returned to a French museum.

The soul singer joins Neil Young and Joni Mitchell in objecting to Joe Rogan’s podcast.

After years of build-up, the 29-year-old is finally getting ready to release his debut album.

The star will also give her first interview since postponing her Las Vegas residency.

US talk show host is suspended by ABC for two weeks after saying the Holocaust was “not about race”.

Indie star Mitski was called the artist of her generation – but success filled her with dread.

Some argue the damaged building could be rebuilt in a style that reflects South Africa’s diversity.

The world marks the centenary of James Joyce’s Ulysses, but the novel wasn’t always celebrated.

The administration says it believes tech giants should do more to fight misinformation.

The Kids, a collection of modern sonnets by Hannah Lowe, is named the Costa Book of the Year.

Crime writer Val McDermid protests at the signing of David Goodwillie who was ruled a rapist in a civil case.

The US singer-songwriter is cancelling his European tour because of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.

Andrew Brady admits using social media to cause distress to columnist and presenter Dan Wootton.

Countdown word expert Susie Dent reflects on the sale of the popular online game Wordle to the New York Times.

Countdown word expert Susie Dent reflects on the sale of the popular online game Wordle to the New York Times.

Tributes are paid to “kind and wonderful” Moses J Moseley, who was a pet zombie on the horror show.

It comes after Microsoft revealed plans to buy Activision Blizzard in the largest ever gaming deal.

The American TV personality later apologises after saying the Holocaust “was not about race”.

Briton Josh Wardle sells his online game sensation to the New York Times for a seven-figure sum.

A tractor-racing show in Northern Ireland and a new soap opera are in the pipeline.

The US broadcaster has been criticised for helping spread misinformation.

The book identifies a person who may have betrayed Anne Frank and her family to the Nazis.

He played Dr Harold Legg and appeared in the first episode of the long-running BBC soap.

Tributes are paid to the acclaimed singer, a member of British folk music’s “most famous family”.

The actor talks about National Thank You Day and his plans for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee weekend.