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Manchester's vast new stadium Co-op Live has announced the first global act that will perform during its opening season - and it's a biggie. The venue, which will become the UK's largest live entertainment arena when complete next year, is to welcome American pop stars Jonas Brothers.
Kerry Katona has spoken about how she couldn't read when she was in Atomic Kitten, saying she had dyslexia which made it hard for her. She has revealed that the manager of the band used to have to read her the menus when they went for food.
S Club stars have recalled their desperate attempts to get in touch with bandmate Paul Cattermole before discovering he had tragically died. It was announced on Good Friday this year (April 7) that the founding member of the 1990s pop group was found dead at his home in Dorset on April 6 aged 46.
MELBOURNE : Inspirational captain Alexandra Popp was sorely missed during Germany's final defeat by England at the Euros but returned to the global stage with a bang on Monday, leading her team to a 6-0 rout of Morocco at the Women's World Cup.
Courteeners frontman Liam Fray has become the second musician to show off Manchester United's new kit ahead of its official launch.
BEIJING : As China geared up for their opening Women's World Cup fixture in Australia on Saturday, there was cause for optimism for the future back home as more and more young women take up the sport for fun.
Frankie Bridge has left her co-stars and celebrity pals 'bursting' with excitement as she announced some huge career news. The Loose Women panellist is set to make her West End debut in the cast of 2:22 A Ghost Story.
LAGOS : Every Sunday, worshippers at Bethesda Home Church in Lagos sing and dance to popular hymns. But there's a twist: the drummers, guitarists, keyboard player and choir are all visually impaired.