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�20 million of art received in death deals

2009-11-05T16:19:24Z

Sporting Miscellanies

2009-10-30T10:24:34Z

The release of Football Manager 2010 marks a thrilling development in the nerdsome world of the computer game

Photographs go pop in Beatles to Bowie show

2009-10-11T23:00:00Z

Beatles to Bowie: the 60s exposed is a nostalgic, impressive documentary marking the rapid changes in pop, contemporary design and photography between 1960-69.

Rock �n� roll he ain�t, but Cliff Richard charms the not-so Young Ones

2009-09-28T23:00:00Z

Last night�s 160-minute 41-song, apparently final reunion with The Shadows ignored the last 33 years, bar three covers from their current album

Gigs of the week

2009-09-25T10:06:33Z

Cliff Richard & The Shadows come to the 02 Arena, Paolo Nutini will be at the Hammersmith Apollo and Florence and the Machine are at Shepherd's Bush.

Classic images of pop stars that set Sixties style

2009-06-25T08:43:45Z

Rare portraits of Sixties rock stars showing how pop influenced the style of a decade will go on show this autumn.

Michelle Obama's guide to London (just avoid the Tube after 7pm)

2009-06-09T07:38:21Z

Dear Michelle,

Disarming transport boss who won't be derailed by �1 billion crisis

2009-05-20T07:51:36Z

Former regulator Richard Bowker sees a sea change in government attitudes to rail investment - but still faces a huge drop in passengers

New York Dolls have swagger of a Jagger

2009-05-14T23:00:00Z

The most iconic American punk band playing the most iconic British punk venue should have been a marriage made in safety-pinned heaven. But not in New York Dolls's case.

Mary and Sir Cliff star in their own hard-core picture

2009-05-14T07:38:33Z

Fans of Sir Cliff Richard may wish to turn away now. They may find it difficult to look him in the face again

Can a man truly lord it in fur?

2008-10-14T07:30:38Z

Mandelson in ermine reminds us that it's inadvisable to go full pelt when you're a bloke

Off the record

2008-09-26T10:28:41Z

The British Music Experience will open at the O2 next year � but why settle for memorabilia when you can see the real thing every night of the week?.

Sir Cliff Richard puts the record straight on God, infidelity and those gay rumours

2008-09-11T20:41:38Z

Sir Cliff Richard is shocked to find people are more interested in learning about his sexuality than his music. Here, in a candid interview with the Mail, he sets the record straight.

He hates his sticky-up hair and botox made his eyebrows collapse - new light cast on enigmatic Cliff Richard

2008-09-06T19:15:03Z

PENNY JUNOR spent months with Cliff Richard ghosting his new autobiography and her intimate recollections cast new light on this enigmatic star.

Sir Cliff Richard: 'My close friendship with the former priest who shares my life'

2008-09-04T09:51:57Z

In his revealing autobiography published yesterday, the legendary crooner calls Father John McElynn who he shares his home with, his 'companion' and 'blessing'.

What DO they look like...(or can you match the fans to the bands)

2008-09-03T01:09:40Z

James Mollison spent three years photographing fans at their idols' concerts: But can you guess who these larger-than-life followers worship?

It's time to bid farewell to Fannie and Freddie

2008-07-17T10:52:18Z

You may not have heard of the Federal National Mortgage Association, or the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, but if you haven't heard of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the nicknames for these two vast businesses, you certainly will

The Madonna and Sharon Stone show Part 2: Hollywood's golden oldies show Cannes youngsters how it's really done

2008-05-22T00:47:54Z

Madonna and Sharon Stone prove again that when it comes to red carpet glitz and glamour, older really is wiser.

Angelina looks to Demis Roussos for fashion inspiration on the red carpet

2008-05-20T20:43:57Z

The heavily pregnant star's gown resembled the Greek singer's at a star studded premiere in Cannes last night.

Cliff Richard: I had to release a single under a false name to win airtime from ageist radio bosses

2008-04-30T16:46:01Z

Sir Cliff Richard has spoken of his battles to sustain his career in the face of an unofficial radio ban. The singer, 67, gave his first full account of how he had even released a single under a false name in a desperate attempt to win some airtime

Wilde? More like crazy

2008-03-07T12:21:21Z

A West End show which had the shortest ever run in modern times after it was booed off stage on its opening night is to open in New York.

When Cliff was dangerous...

2007-12-24T00:00:00Z

In adapting Cliff Richard's The Young Ones, the team at Upstairs at the Gatehouse have taken a sow's ear and made a functional nylon purse.

Cinderella fails to press the right buttons

2007-12-14T00:00:00Z

Stephen Fry and wit are supposed to be long-term companions, but in his retelling of Cinderella at the Old Vic it looks as if they are undergoing a trial separation.

Off the record

2007-11-23T11:56:06Z

David Smyth looks at a music website's attempt on the Christmas number one and finds yet another new sound from Goldfrapp.

Laugh? I fell off my sofa

2007-11-19T00:00:00Z

Bruce Dessau couldn't complain about the bland venue when comics Richard Herring, Pappy's Fun Club and Joanna Neary turned up at his house to perform a free gig.

The man killing new music on Radio One

2007-01-15T15:37:49Z

Paul Connolly reveals the man he believes has lot the plot at Radio One - and it's none other than the station's head of music, George Ergatoudis.

CDs of the week

2007-01-05T00:00:00Z

The Frames capture their live intensity, 13 proves to be a lucky number for Julie Feeney and Gruff Rhys has sweet success with his most eclectic solo project so far.

Sir Paul calls for music copyright to be longer

2006-12-07T09:24:41Z

Sir Paul McCartney is among more than 4,000 musicians who have taken out a full-page newspaper advert expressing their discontent with the law over copyright.

Art for Bart's sake

2006-08-31T23:00:00Z

After a slew of musicals about pop stars, it's now the turn of musicals. It's A Fine Life pays tribute to writer, Lionel Bart, and is packed with very decent songs.

Songs we can't help loving

2006-07-31T23:00:00Z

Music news: A poll for Q magazine has revealed the top 50 musical 'guilty pleasures'. The list includes Barry Manilow, Cliff Richard and S Club 7, but top spot goes to the eternally uncool Electric Light Orchestra, with their 1976 Top 10 hit Livin' Thing.