Controversial Slovenian group Laibach are to be the first foreign contemporary band to play in North Korea, director Morten Traavik tells the BBC.

Guitarist Alan Wass was found unconscious in his London flat, an inquest at Westminster Coroner's Court hears.

Pharrell's damages in the Blurred Lines copyright case are reduced by $1m, as a judge rules out a new trial.

Daniel Craig, Dame Judi Dench, JK Rowling and others put their names to an open letter calling on the Prime Minister to protect the BBC from cuts to its service.

The skull of FW Murnau, the director of 1920s silent vampire classic Nosferatu, has been removed from his grave, according to authorities in Germany.

Martin McDonagh, whose films include In Bruges and Seven Psychopaths, is to return to theatre with his first UK play for more than 10 years.

Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari says he will save the country's massive Nollywood film industry from pirates.

A group of actors lose an employment tribunal case after claiming they should be paid the minimum wage for appearing in a fringe theatre play.