Doctor Who chief writer Steven Moffat attacks fans of the show who reveal details of plot points ahead of transmission.

Nine countries are ruled out of the Eurovision song contest after a semi-final that saw regular participant Turkey axed from the competition.

Andy Warhol's Sixteen Jackies just exceeds its $20m (£12.2m) minimum pricetag during a disappointing auction at Sotheby's in New York.

The 64th Cannes Film Festival gets under way later with a gala screening of Midnight in Paris, a romantic comedy from US director Woody Allen.

Godfather star Al Pacino becomes the latest actor to join the cast of a new film about infamous American mobster John Gotti.

Previously unknown stories, scripts, letters and musical compositions by the late author Anthony Burgess are found in an archive of his possessions.

Composer James Dillon becomes the most celebrated winner in the history of the Royal Philharmonic Society (RPS) Music Awards.

Singer George Michael is to return to live performance with a 47-date tour of Europe that will see him accompanied by a symphony orchestra.