Rejected Kylie songs leak online
Two tracks rejected by pop singer Kylie Minogue for her next album are briefly posted online.
Two tracks rejected by pop singer Kylie Minogue for her next album are briefly posted online.
BBC One dance show Strictly Come Dancing, is moving its results programme to Sundays.
Girls Aloud enter the new World Records book with the most consecutive UK top 10s by a female act.
Breakfast broadcaster GMTV is fined a record £2m by media regulator Ofcom for failings with its phone-in quizzes.
Emmerdale star Linda Lusardi is to leave the soap opera to pursue other acting projects.
Italy organises concerts and exhibitions to commemorate the memory of opera singer Luciano Pavarotti
Singer Sir Elton John owns the art exhibit seized from a gallery amid fears it breaches child pornography laws.
Hollywood actor George Clooney attends his latest film premiere despite suffering with a cracked rib.
Punk legends The Sex Pistols expand their reunion tour with two additional concerts.
Authorities investigate an apparent internet death threat against the judge in the Phil Spector murder trial.
Next month’s Royal Film Premiere has been cancelled amid protests over the chosen film, Brick Lane.
A comedian is booed off stage in Liverpool after making a joke about Madeleine McCann and murdered Rhys Jones.
Lawyers continue to examine an art exhibit from a Tyneside gallery amid fears it may breach child pornography laws.
Coronation Street takes the best soap crown at the Inside Soap awards for the first time in a decade.
Jurors continuing to deliberate a verdict in the Phil Spector murder trial see videotaped evidence.
Blue Peter presenters will apologise to viewers about the rigging of an
online poll to name the show’s cat Socks.
An oil painting showing U2’s Bono receiving an honorary knighthood is to go under the hammer in Dublin.
The company that ran phone-ins for GMTV is fined a record £250,000 after viewers lost an estimated £20m.
Digital TV channels BBC Three and Four are safe from the axe “at the moment”, the corporation’s chairman says.
Two Grammy-winning UK record producers develop a technique to make music sound crisper on MP3 players.