‘It was the hardest thing in the world,’ actor addmitted

Pop singer shared his thoughts with fans after visiting Disneyland with his wife and some of their friends

‘Wow, that is, frankly, incredible,’ said Oliver

‘I feel like a wave of anger and violence is heading towards us,’ writer said

Exactly 25 years ago, the first ‘Final Destination’ hit cinemas, earning a cult following for its insane death scenes. In the UK, freak accident deaths are up 42 per cent over the last two decades making this next instalment freakier than ever, writes Kyle MacNeill

For their freewheeling comedy – back in cinemas this week – the Coen Brothers sought creative help from super-producer T-Bone Burnett, whose music for the film sparked a folk revival upon its release and launched the careers of many of its contributors. It may be the film’s greatest legacy, writes Xan Brooks

Trio will appear on screens once again, despite announcing the end last year

Researchers say the phenomenon is fuelling political polarisation

Despite a fine lead performance, this ITV crime drama never quite transcends genre cliches

Stiles blamed Weinstein for ruining the 2000 romcom ‘Down to You’ by adding in a ‘cheap’ scene

Rock band’s co-founder and lead guitarist Neal Schon apologized to fans for the incident, saying he ‘felt terrible’

‘That blew my mind,’ said the comedian when he was told of the special restrictions

The actor starred on the 1998 comedy series as Charlotte York, a gallery manger who lives on Park Avenue

‘The After Hours’ is a nod to ‘The Twilight Zone’

‘Been working on this project for a minute and I’m itchin’ to get it out to y’all,’ said Smith

‘We were considered a very big success on Amazon Freevee,’ says Jason Herbison

Model tried to block her 11-year-old daughter appearing on the song alongside Diddy ‘to protect her’

‘This is just the beginning…’ said the musician

‘They even took my name away,’ said the star

After the whirlwind success of ‘Happy Valley’, Siobhan Finneran is stepping up to a long-overdue leading role in an ITV police thriller. She talks to Katie Rosseinsky about delving into the secretive world of witness protection, why Sally Wainwright’s work struck such a chord, and juggling hard-hitting drama with comedy