A Harry Potter script and a Beatrix Potter story are among the titles up for Waterstones Book of the Year 2016.

Stephen Fry is to host next year's Baftas ceremony again, despite quitting Twitter after his quip earlier this year about costume design winner Jenny Beavan.

Jeremy Clarkson says he hopes to 'appear on the BBC all the time' as his new Amazon show gets ready to launch later this month.

The singer more than doubled how much she's worth to be crowned the richest British celebrity under 30.

Robbie Williams receives the Brits Icon awards from his Take That bandmates at a special concert in London.

Madonna, Bruce Springsteen and Lady Gaga voice their support for Hillary Clinton in the US Presidential election.

Prince Harry confirms US actress Meghan Markle is his girlfriend and criticises the media and social media trolls for harassing her.

YouTube introduces support for HDR - a technology that makes videos more vibrant but can cause unintentional side-effects.