The Cuban-American writer Oscar Hijuelos - the first Latino to win the Pulitzer Prize - dies aged 62, after suffering a heart attack while playing tennis.

The body which fights copyright theft on behalf of film and television studios says it is playing catch-up with people who break the law.

Astronaut thriller Gravity keeps its grip on the North American box office for a second consecutive weekend.

Original signed canvasses by British street artist Banksy are sold from a stall in New York's Central Park as part of his month-long New York residency.

Cinema advertising is rendered ineffective when audiences chew sweets or popcorn, a study from Cologne University claims.

Amazon removes abuse-themed e-books from its Kindle Store after a report highlights titles depicting rape, incest and bestiality.

The probe into Jimmy Savile's abuse of NHS patients has been extended to include more hospitals, says the health secretary.

Acclaimed film-maker Ethan Coen reveals that some of his stage plays might be heading to the UK for the first time.