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British actor who starred in the 1960s film classics Saturday Night and Sunday Morning and The Entertainer

The Japanese surprised the United States by attacking Pearl Harbor in the early hours of December 7, 1941. One of the most iconic photographs from that day is of the U.S.S. Shaw, a ship named after an Irishman and early officer in the U.S. Navy. Following the attack, the Shaw, which was nearly destroyed, returned

Eastern Cape coastal municipalities are gearing up for the festive season ahead of an expected huge influx of holidaymakers. Buffalo City Metro spokesperson Samkelo Ngwenya said the metro expected more than two million visitors and the city’s safety and security plans were already kicking in. “BCM puts plans in place before the festive season to prepare and manage the influx of public to the various beaches, amenities and events,” he said.

On her third solo album Wild at Heart, Belgian singer/songwriter Noémie Wolfs fuses contemporary synth-pop with a cinematic swoon. She talks to Best Fit about her quest to keep on growing.

Announcing highlights from the BFI cultural programme for 2024, at BFI Southbank and BFI IMAX, in cinemas UK-wide, on BFI Player, BFI Blu-ray and DVD.

Damon Packard's movie diary Damon Packard is the Los Angeles-based filmmaker behind such underground classics as “Reflections of Evil,” “The Untitled Star Wars Mockumentary,” “Foxfur,” and “Fatal Pulse.” His AI-generated work recently appeared as interstitials for the 18th annual American Cinemath...

“The Battle of Lepanto,” attributed to Tintoretto, was once owned by a prominent German art historian. His family members are seeking help in tracking its…

John Barry says that in the last days of World War II, his great-grandfather, a prominent German art historian, lost a massive painting of the 16th-century sea battle at Lepanto.

Just when I thought I had read everything possible about Levon Helm—the drummer, multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, and lyricist for The Band—a new book emerges, revealing uncharted aspects of his extraordinary life. John Barry's 'Rock * Roll * Ramble – The Inside Story of the Man, the Music and the Midnight Ramble' offers fresh information and untold stories.

A close call had a happy ending for a teenager who got into trouble while swimming in the sea off Gun Rock, near Wimpy, at East London’s Esplanade, on Tuesday afternoon.