Music producer Martin Rushent, who worked with bands including the Human League and the Stranglers, dies aged 63.

The vampire franchise scoops five awards at the Los Angeles ceremony, including best movie for the third year running.

X-Men: First Class, the fifth film in the comic book franchise, tops the North American box office in its opening weekend, taking $56m (£34.1m).

Classic film comedy The Ladykillers is to be brought to the stage in a new adaptation by Father Ted and The IT Crowd creator Graham Linehan.

Lady Gaga holds on to the top spot in the UK album chart with her second studio album, Born This Way.

Former Kinks frontman Ray Davies is delaying the sale of the legendary Konk studios in London, he tells the BBC.

James Arness, the actor best known for playing lawman Matt Dillon in long-running TV western Gunsmoke, dies in Los Angeles at the age of 88.

A record producer who wrote the 1980s number one hit There's No-one Quite Like Grandma for St Winifred's School Choir dies at his home in Wales.