The young actor also starred alongside Jessica Alba in ‘An Invisible Sign’

Clooney uses footage of Musk in his new Broadway production of ‘Good Night, and Good Luck’

Since her famously private daughter Beyoncé rarely speaks out, Tina Knowles offers a rare glimpse into their iconic family in her memoir, Matriarch. Helen Brown explores the love, loss, and trauma that the mother and writer believes is woven into her DNA

Peter Krause’s character, Captain Bobby Nash, was killed off after eight seasons on the show

The winners will be honored at a ceremony May 12 in New York City

Parker played Bradshaw for six seasons of ‘Sex and the City’ plus the films and now the sequel series

‘Made me laugh, cry and smile,’ one fan said

Contestants include ‘GMB’ host Kate Garraway, Olympian Tom Daley and comedian Alan Carr

The marathon runner has been praised for being ‘brave’ and ‘confident’

Fans have been waiting to learn the fate of the much-loved series for months

Muniz said that a recent setback in his NASCAR career was ‘the hardest thing he’d ever done’

New memoir offers insights into the early days of Beyoncé’s fame and the hurdles she and her family overcame in the music industry

These records serve as statements of intent and have the power to change or reshape the industry, inspire fellow musicians, and drive essential conversation about our understanding of music. Roisin O'Connor picks the best of the bunch

Oscar-winning film documents the sequestering of the Vatican’s religious leaders as they select the new Pope

‘I’m always happy to show up,’ actor said

Son of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, who is also a musician, does not often address his relationship with Julian Lennon in public

James Lee Williams died in January of a cardiac arrest

Fans have been clamouring to see him reprise his role as the eponymous superhero again

The British band were the first major international act to perform at the newly-opened Kai Tak Sports Park

The comedian’s campervan trip to North America in search of places named after his home city proves that self-effacing charm is an exportable commodity, writes Phil Harrison