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The US dancer and choreographer will co-present the BBC Two show with Rylan Clark-Neal.

The plan was first mooted in 2015 but “apprehension” and the impact of Covid have cooled interest.

Grant Llewellyn cannot tie his shoe laces – but he has conducted Beethoven again.

Grant Llewellyn is learning to conduct without a baton and only using one hand.

Newsbeat’s gaming reporter Steffan Powell looks ahead at this year’s gaming convention.

The creatures and monsters that come alive in the show tell a tale about today’s modern society.

Neil Finn on touring with Crowded House, playing with Fleetwood Mac and ruining hotel rooms.

The star warns MPs the UK is in danger of losing “a generation of talent” due to visa constraints.

Thousands of pairs of shoes and 36 mannequins were moved due to the restoration and redevelopment.

BBC radio presenter Dom Busby dies at the age of 53 after a short illness.

The movie sequel sees Samuel L Jackson, Salma Hayek and Ryan Reynolds reprise their roles.

A campaign to help bereaved children is announced on the day of Lisa Shaw’s funeral.

People are swearing more often, says film ratings body. But parents want to keep on-screen limits.

A new study of film dialogues looks at Bollywood’s social biases and how they have changed over 70 years.

As the series ends, we look at how the Kardashians became an office cooler conversation.

The New York Philharmonic is back, playing to a live – and not-so-live – audience.

The rise of email “newsletter” providers that allow writers to directly connect with readers.

The star says he feels a “huge responsibility” to honour the “affection” fans have for the Marvel god.

The Bangor native playing Chief Inspector Derek Conway in the ITV police drama from 1987 to 2002.

A new English Heritage art collection aims to reflect the long history of African people in England.

The singer was the biggest presence on UK radio last year, thanks to lockdown anthems like Physical.

The impresario says he will open his new production of Cinderella “come hell or high water”.

The band made history with a five-hour live stream at this year’s virtual Glastonbury festival.

Women in African Music is an immersive virtual exhibition celebrating performers and those behind the scenes.

The Crown’s Jason Watkins will star as a professor who found himself at the centre of a media storm.

The 80s pop duo explain how You Make My Dreams became a streaming colossus.

Chris Harrison had fronted the hit US dating show and its spin-offs since 2002.

The Cambridge venue where Syd Barrett and David Gilmour reputedly met is due to be bulldozed.

The Kim’s Convenience stars say storylines were “overtly racist” and their pay is “horsepoop”.