The Ambassador Theatre Group's Rosemary Squire and Michael Lynas talk about their background in the industry and reveal the exciting plans they have for London's stage in the near future... more
Actress Denise Van Outen has disclosed she and her former co-host Johnny Vaughan - one of TV's best-loved duos - are no longer on speaking terms... more
It's not been the happiest of years at EMI, where staff at the music company and their private-equity bosses at Terra Firma still regard each other as aliens... more
She dated George Clooney, spends the morning with Johnny Vaughan and will tango with Strictly bad boy Brendan Cole. But Lisa is happy to spend her nights alone.... more
It's not exactly the type of dress you would expect to see a pregnant mother wearing. But actress Billie Piper raised eyebrows after she donned a racy sheer grey dress to attend an engagement at Capital Radio.
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Former head of comedy for the BBC Geoffrey Perkins, 55, a producer, writer and performer, was hit by a truck on the busy Marylebone High Street just after 9am this morning.... more
Girls Aloud singer Sarah Harding enjoyed a wild night out in London's West End with her boyfriend and pals after attending the Capital Awards. The stunning blonde stuck her tongue out at photographers as she partied until the early hours of the morning with DJ Tom Crane
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Children's TV presenter turned stand-up Kirsten O'Brien has enough mildly scurrilous anecdotes and more than enough cheekiness to make an hour fly by, says Bruce Dessau.... more
Thou Shalt Always Kill by Dan Le Sac vs Scroobious Pip is Paul Connolly's favourite song of the year. But will commercial radio stations play a song with anti-corporate lyrics?... more
It's the last chance to get your skates on at Somerset House, scruffy indie types will be gathering for XFM All-Dayer and you can catch our food critic Toby Young at Book Slam.... more
Exclusive: After high-profile allegations this season, Charlton's manager is pleased the issue is now being addressed but says the authorities still have plenty of work to do