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Sir Elton John has headlined Glastonbury, duetted with Britney Spears and bankrolled Watford FC to the FA Cup final. Now, at 76, pop’s Rocketman has blasted...

Seaside FM - Local radio across Hornsea, Withernsea and Holderness on 103.5 & 105.3FM.

The odd concept of the ‘Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, Tony’ club was popularised by a sitcom. But why are its members such a random bunch?

She appeared in dozens of films, including 'Mary Poppins,' but was best known for acting in Stephen Sondheim’s 'A Little Night Music.'

Glynis Johns, the actress, who has died aged 100, rose to fame in the late 1940s and early 1950s in a series of film comedies; she became best-known for playing the suffragette mother Mrs Banks in the Walt Disney classic Mary Poppins, while on stage her distinctive, husky voice – described by one critic as sounding like “a princess who is turning into a frog” – was perfect for Send in the Clowns in A Little Night Music, the Broadway hit for which she won a Best Musica...

The junior forward is leading the ICSHL in scoring by a solid margin, with 43 points (25 goals and 18 assists) through Dec. 29, which includes seven consecutive games with a hat trick. Devon Prep ice hockey head coach Matt Fabrizio said, “The most noticeable thing about Kieran’s game is his nonstop motor. Everything he does is at full speed. I’ve never coached anyone with that kind of motor. In addition to his nonstop motor, Kieran’s vision, determination and confidence are his biggest ...

On Monday, Millennium Running is hosting the annual “Millennium Mile."

With seven rounds testing your knowledge of memoirs, anniversaries and books and TV series - and much more - this years literary quiz is just the challenge youre looking for. Good luck!

2023 has been another busy year for our team of reviewers, with more than 600 productions being reviewed in various theatres and venues...

The rest of the world gets to enjoy decades of great television on dozens of different streaming services. What is there for New Zealand, asks Dan Slevin.