Tribute to DJ Peel on right track
DJ John Peel would have been "very emotional" and "honoured" that a train had been named after him in Liverpool, his widow says. More »
Drinks firm to keep Roses pledge
A US company will keep its promise to give a free drink to all Americans if Guns N' Roses release a new album in 2008. More »
Douglas honoured as humanitarian
Actor Kirk Douglas is honoured at a celebrity-packed dinner in Los Angeles recognising his humanitarian work. More »
Academy highlights Byzantine art
Hundreds of priceless artefacts from a period spanning over 1,000 years are to go on show as part of a major exhibition on the Byzantine Empire. More »
Milton marathon for anniversary
A marathon reading of John Milton's epic Paradise Lost is held to mark the 400th anniversary of the author's birth. More »
Indian painter Paritosh Sen dies
One of India's best-known artists, Paritosh Sen, dies aged 90 after a short illness in the eastern city of Calcutta. More »
UK debut for Stone's Bush biopic
Stars are due on the red carpet for the European premiere of Oliver Stone's latest film, W, in London. More »
Guns N' Roses release confirmed
Guns N' Roses' album Chinese Democracy will be released in the UK on 24 November - after a 17-year wait for fans. More »
UAE radio fires 'voice of God' DJ
A radio talk show host in Dubai is sacked after angering listeners with a sketch in which he impersonated God. More »
Captain's log: I'm annoyed - Shatner angry at snub by co-star
Actor William Shatner feels "nothing but pity" for his Star Trek co-star George Takei after failing to be invited to his wedding. More »
Schofield denies Katona 'ambush'
TV host Phillip Schofield denies ex-pop star Kerry Katona was "ambushed" in an interview where she slurred her words. More »
Bollywood deal 'will aid UK film'
A deal to help Indian film-makers come to the UK will help British cinema withstand tough economic times, the film minister says. More »
Oasis plan Proms Stones cover
The Gallagher brothers are hoping to play a cover of We Love You by The Rolling Stones at their BBC Electric Proms show More »
Lucas dissolves civil partnership
Little Britain star Matt Lucas ends his civil partnership to Kevin McGee at the family court in London. More »
Titian masterpiece in London move
Diana and Actaeon is unveiled at the National Gallery in London, as a £50m campaign to keep the painting in the UK continues. More »
Concern over Katona TV appearance
An erratic appearance by Kerry Katona on ITV show This Morning causes viewers to call in with concerns about her health. More »
Greatest writers find their voice
Rare recordings of some of the 20th century's greatest writers are released on CD by the British Library. More »
Corr to make West End stage debut
Corrs star Andrea Corr is to make her London theatrical debut at the Old Vic, it is announced. More »
Reeves lends support to rock film
Actor Keanu Reeves attends the premiere of a film about a Canadian band trying to find fame after 35 years together. More »
Calls to release Jordanian poet
Writers in Jordan call for the immediate release of a poet arrested for insulting Islam in a collection of love poetry. More »
Stars gear up for Electric Proms
Burt Bacharach, Africa Express, Goldfrapp and Tony Christie are set to open proceedings in London and Liverpool. More »
How Tina Fey transforms herself into Sarah Palin
US comic Tina Fey, who impersonates Republican vice-presidential hopeful Sarah Palin, admits to gluing down her ears for her impression. More »
Pacino to kick off Rome film gala
Actor Al Pacino is to be honoured with a career achievement award at the Rome Film Festival, which starts on Wednesday. More »
Actress Lohan sued over car chase
Actress Lindsay Lohan faces legal action from three men who claim she commandeered their car. More »
Second son for X Files' Anderson
X Files actress Gillian Anderson has given birth to a baby boy named Felix, her agent confirms. More »