Tom Hibbert News Today

Pet Shop Boys' West End Girls is a hymn to the city of London says Matthew Lindsay 40 years after its release.

CRAIG BROWN: As John Lennon sang on Mind Games: Love is the answer. Isnt it time Yoko Ono practised what she has long been preaching?

“Gentlemen and their desires? Don’t you know it’s the stuff of the world?” asks Grace Sutherland, star of the Victorian stage, of aspiring…

Blythe Duff, who appeared in STV whodunnit Taggart for three decades, illustrates that Churchill’s play certainly isn’t simplistic. Escaped…

In Edinburgh, a hospital-bound cholera van was attacked by a crowd convinced its human cargo was destined to become surgical fodder. Meanwhile, when…

I’ve spent the last few days chuckling and guffawing reading Hibbert’s Who The Hell interviews with the likes of Ringo Starr, Roger Waters and…

For anyone who writes a regular newspaper column dedicated to satirising the excesses of the modern Left, these are difficult times. Obviously the problem is not a lack of material. There’s more material than any columnist could ever hope to accommodate. The problem, instead, is that the material is often so utterly preposterous, it doesn’t actually need to be mocked or parodied. It leaves satire wholly redundant.

As a new collection of his work, Phew, Eh Readers?, is published, former colleagues including Neil Tennant recall the irreverent music journalist’s phrasemaking genius

As this collection illustrates, the late Smash Hits and Q scribe was an inimitable master of mischief whose interviews skewered everyone from Bros to Margaret Thatcher

The Atlantic City Police Athletic League held its first boxing event in six years — the Amateur Boxing Show: Battle at the Shore — on Saturday.