Prince William hails strength and diversity of competition in Bafta categories
The Prince of Wales has said he has a list of movies to watch after attending the Baftas, hailing the strength and diversity of the competition within each category.
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BBC Bafta viewers say 'it's a crime' as Sophie Ellis-Bextor performs Saltburn hit at star-studded ceremony
Sophie Ellis-Bextor sang her hit song Murder on the Dancefloor to a room full of Hollywood's most-loved stars at tonight's Baftas ceremony - but viewers at home couldn't help but pick up on one small problem.
The Bafta Film Awards LIVE updates as stars hit the red carpet ahead of ceremony
The Bafta Film Awards will see some of the hottest film stars of the moment come together for a glitzy ceremony at London's Royal Festival Hall tonight.
Who does Harry Styles support? Singer spotted at Luton vs Manchester United
Musician Harry Styles is a big Manchester United fan and was spotted at Kenilworth Road for Luton Town's clash with the Reds this afternoon.
Equestrian-Australian show-jumper Rose stood down for wearing mankini costume
Australian three-time Olympic equestrian medallist Shane Rose has been stood down from competition for wearing an orange mankini at a closed event in Wallaby Hill near Sydney, Equestrian Australia said on Sunday.
G League Ignite's Ron Holland to miss rest of season to protect thumb - ESPN
INDIANAPOLIS — G League Ignite forward Ron Holland told ESPN's Andscape at the latest taping of his season diary Saturday morning that he will miss rest of season out of caution to protect his injured right thumb.
Netflix Fool Me Once creator is bringing out a new mystery thriller on Amazon Prime on March 1
The writer of Netflix's Fool Me Once has a new mystery series coming to Amazon Prime, and the trailer and release date have just been revealed. Premiering next month, Dead Hot is a new comedy-thriller about two friends investigating the strange disappearance of a loved one.
Berlinale 2024: A politically charged start for Lupita Nyong'o and her jury
The Berlin Film Festival prides itself on being a political festival, and that reputation was inescapable during this year’s Jury press conference – to the point a palpable tension was in the air by the end of the jury’s time with the accredited press.