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This year's Bafta Film Awards had it all... A-listers, a touch of royalty, Paddington Bear - and the sun even came out, for what felt like the first time all year.

Brit Aramayo beat US stars such Leonardo DiCaprio and Timothée Chalamet, while One Battle After Another picked up six awards.

One Battle After Another won six awards, followed by I Swear, Sinners and Frankenstein, with three each.

Stars of Sinners, Hamnet and One Battle After Another were among big names attending the ceremony.

Growing up in Manchester, she is the first black British winner of the supporting actress award.

Spotify and YouTube's streaming data for 2025 shows some interesting variations in listening habits.

The traditional South Korean popular music genre is making headlines in the country once again.

The six-person girl group say the decision was made following "open and thoughtful conversations together".

His career spanned 60 years and dozens of albums and had been named among the most influential Latino artists of all time.

Summer Events Ltd, which runs the Brockwell Live festival, has lodged its first planning application.

The venue in Worcester says singer Michale Graves decided not to fly to the UK.

Rein Me In sets a new UK chart record for the longest time to reach number one.

The author, journalist and philanthropist died at home in Florida, according to Rupert Murdoch's news outlets.

There are 90 designers showing this year, with organisers hoping it's the biggest fashion week yet.

The opening of the Co-op Live was in every headline, but not quite for the right reasons.

Zach Top discusses winning the first ever Grammy Award for best traditional country album.

The Grey's Anatomy star spent his last months campaigning towards a cure for the rare, incurable condition.

The Immortal Man sees Cillian Murphy return as Tommy Shelby, opposite his son played by Barry Keoghan.