Hundreds watch New Kids comeback
Reunited US boy band New Kids on the Block perform together for the first time in 15 years, in New York. |
OBE for DJ and producer Jazzie B
Soul II Soul founder Jazzie B is formally made an OBE by the Prince of Wales for his services to music. |
Baby boy for X Factor's Thornton
Former X Factor presenter Kate Thornton has given birth to a baby boy, her spokesperson confirms. |
Top Hollywood agent Cowan dies
Hollywood agent Warren Cowan, who represented stars such as Frank Sinatra and Elizabeth Taylor, dies. |
Al Green to scoop lifetime gong
US soul singer Al Green will be honoured with a lifetime achievement prize at the BET awards in June. |
Parker 'loves' her City co-stars
Sarah Jessica Parker denies there is a rift with her co-stars in the Sex And The City film on Jonathan Ross' TV show. |
Barbarella actor Law dies aged 70
US actor John Phillip Law, who starred in Barbarella and The Russians Are Coming, dies aged 70. |
Stars' private eye found guilty
US celebrity private eye Anthony Pellicano is found guilty of racketeering and conspiracy charges. |
Actors 'to resume contract talks'
Contract talks between the actors union and the Hollywood studios will resume by 28 May, according to reports. |
Cinema opening for zombie film
A zombie thriller partly shot in Govan and Dumfries and Galloway gets its UK-wide release in cinemas on Friday. |
Jolie 'considers birth in France'
Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie reveals she is considering giving birth to her twins in France. |
Diamond tops chart for first time
Singer Neil Diamond reaches the top of the US Billboard chart for the first time in his career. |
'Leave Amy alone' plea
A member of Amy Winehouse's family calls in to a BBC Radio show to ask the press to leave the singer alone. |
Soprano to sing football anthem
Welsh soprano Natasha Marsh is to sing the theme tune for ITV's coverage of the Euro 2008 football championships. |
Madonna child hearing postponed
A court in Malawi delays its final decision in Madonna's adoption case until next week. |
EastEnders star in West End debut
James Alexandrou, who played Martin Fowler in EastEnders, is to make his West End stage debut. |
ITV battles advertising downturn
ITV predicts no growth in advertising revenue for the first half of 2008 as the UK economy slows. |
Police 'sorry' over mosque show
West Midlands Police and prosecutors apologise for accusing the makers of a Channel 4 show of distortion. |
Apprentice reject on her regrets
Pushy car trader Sara Dhada - the latest contestant to be fired from BBC One's The Apprentice - has put her eviction down to "boardroom suicide". |
Art fund winnings 'may be split'
The Wellcome Collection says if it wins this year's Arts Fund Prize, it will give the £100,000 prize money away to the losing finalists. |
Bacon painting sets new record
A Francis Bacon masterpiece breaks the artist's record at auction after selling for $86.3m (£43m) in New York. |
Freud work sets new world record
A Lucian Freud painting of a sleeping, naked woman sells for $33.6m (£17.2m) in New York, a new record. |
Naipaul book on prize shortlist
A biography of writer VS Naipaul is among six books shortlisted for the Samuel Johnson Prize for Non-Fiction. |
