Fleet Foxes lead Mojo award race
Seattle band Fleet Foxes lead the nominations for this year's Mojo Honours list, up for three awards. More »
Former publicist to sue Jackson
Michael Jackson's former publicist says she is suing the singer for $44m, alleging that he failed to pay her. More »
Cleese rules out return of Fawlty
The Fawlty Towers cast would never make any more episodes because they are "too old and tired", its star and co-writer John Cleese says. More »
X-Men prequel takes UK top spot
Wolverine snarls to the top of the UK box office chart, making three times as much as Hannah Montana: The Movie. More »
N-Dubz star safe from swine flu
Tulisa Contostavlos, lead singer with pop band N-Dubz is told she does not have swine flu after falling ill last week. More »
Lady Gaga to play Glastonbury
Chart-topping songstress Lady GaGa announces her debut appearance at Glastonbury, plus her first UK headline tour. More »
Picasso fails to sell at auction
A painting by Picasso and a Giacometti sculpture fail to sell at auction in New York. More »
Tributes paid to comedian DeLuise
Mel Brooks and Burt Reynolds remember actor and comedian Dom DeLuise, who has died in Los Angeles at the age of 75. More »
Film campaign was 'irresponsible'
An email advertising campaign for 2008 thriller film Shifty is ruled "irresponsible" by an advertising watchdog. More »
Wedgwood museum up for art prize
A museum dedicated to Wedgwood, the world-famous pottery company, is shortlisted for the £100,000 Art Fund Prize. More »
US 'hate list' DJ to sue Britain
A conservative US radio host says he will sue the UK after being placed on a list of people banned from entering Britain. More »
Feminist icon French dies at 79
Marilyn French, author of The Women's Room and seen as one of the great feminist writers, dies of heart failure at 79 in New York. More »
Comedy actor DeLuise dies
Actor and comedian Dom DeLuise dies at the age of 75 in Los Angeles after a long illness, it is announced. More »
Katona condemns 'rude' Schofield
Reality star Kerry Katona says Phillip Schofield was "ignorant and arrogant" when he asked if she was drunk on live TV. More »
Wilco singer sued by ex-bandmate
Jeff Tweedy, lead singer with US band Wilco, is sued by former bandmate Jay Bennett, who is claiming unpaid royalties. More »
British plumber wins Gulf Apprentice-style reality TV show
A British woman, who trained as a plumber, wins a share in a $1m business after triumphing in Abu Dhabi's version of the TV show The Apprentice. More »
Billy Elliot dominates Tony nods
The Broadway production of Billy Elliot leads the Tony Award shortlist with 15 nominations including best musical. More »
Gauguin 'cut off Van Gogh's ear'
Vincent van Gogh did not cut off his own ear but lost it in a fight with fellow artist Paul Gauguin, it is claimed. More »
US TV star McMahon settles case
US television star Ed McMahon makes an out of court settlement with a Los Angeles hospital over a claim of malpractice. More »
Studio sues over Bollywood 'copy'
Hollywood film studio 20th Century Fox take legal action against Bollywood movie-makers it claims copied hit My Cousin Vinny. More »
Allen seeking to block witnesses
Woody Allen asks a court to prevent his wife and ex-partner Mia Farrow from being called as witnesses in an upcoming trial. More »
Parenthood set for US television
A small screen remake of hit comic film Parenthood is one of the new offerings unveiled by US network NBC. More »
Vampires vs Slumdog for MTV awards
Teen vampire film Twilight and Oscar-winner Slumdog Millionaire lead the pack at this year's MTV Movie Awards. More »
Cage stunt car in New York crash
A car driven by actor Nicolas Cage's stuntman for his latest film crashes into a shop front in New York's Times Square. More »
Hollywood battling 'DVD copying'
The six big movie studios are locked in a court case over RealDVD, a product that lets users copy DVDs. More »