Culture

A G7 summit may not seem like a promising setting for a film.

Gregg Wallace has apologised for saying that complaints about his behaviour came from “a handful of middle-class women of a certain age”.

A new documentary explores the fraught history between China and Taiwan and the territory’s fight for autonomy.

We spoke with Kirstie Allsopp who co-presents the show Location, Location, Location on Channel 4.

The Masterchef presenter Gregg Wallace has hit back at allegations of sexually offensive behaviour.

He’s been described as the MC that inspired the likes of Stormzy, Wiley and Heartless Crew.

The bestselling author Barbara Taylor Bradford has died, at the age of 91. Her 40 books sold more than 91 million copies. She began as a typist, then journalist at the Yorkshire Evening Post in Leeds before ‘A Woman of Substance’ turned her into an overnight success. Jenny Seagrove played the lead in Channel 4’s…

The English National Opera has unveiled its first plans for Greater Manchester, including a UK premiere of a five-hour immersive production by Philip Glass.

We spoke to Peter Kosminsky and began by asking him how much he owes the success of his adaptation to Hilary Mantel’s book.

Don’t call it a comeback. Rapper, film and TV star LL Cool J has a new album out called ‘The FORCE’, 40 years after he became one of hip-hop’s earliest and biggest icons.

Quincy Jones – a titan of the US music industry – has died at the age of 91. Musician, composer, arranger, producer – there was little the man known as “Q” didn’t do in his career – which spanned more than seven decades. From Frank Sinatra to Aretha Franklin, he worked with a huge array…

It’s almost two years since the British author Hanif Kureishi was left paralysed, after fainting and falling on his head, while in Rome.

Arsenal Football Club have had a very unique relationship with their Black supporters – home and abroad – over the last 50 years.

Mats Steen died at the age of just 25 – he’d been diagnosed with muscular dystrophy as a child.

Actor Denzel Washington has drawn on the work of the iconic black playwright August Wilson for two of his films, turning the plays Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom and Fences into award winning movies.