Twin Peaks and Muholland Drive director David Lynch dies aged 78
Director-writer David Lynch, well known for cinematic giants such as "Twin Peaks" and "Mulholland Drive", has died aged 78.
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PCB Restricts Movement Of Scribes At Stadiums In Karachi And Lahore
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Thursday restricted the entry and movement of the mainstream and digital media at its stadiums in Karachi and Lahore which are under construction ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy. The PCB is in a scramble to complete the renovation work of the stadiums ahead of next month's Champions Trophy. The media will now only be allowed to visit stadiums on a fixed day during the week when they can tour the venue and make videos in the presence of PCB media representatives.
Legendary director David Lynch dies aged 78 after long-term lung condition
American filmmaker David Lynch has died aged 78 after a suffering with a long-term lung condition. The director of critically acclaimed films such as Eraserhead, Mulholland Drive and Elephant Man and TV show Twin Peaks, was diagnosed with Emphysema after many years of smoking.
Coleen Rooney lands ITV role after I'm A Celebrity jungle success
Coleen Rooney appeared on Thursday's episode of This Morning following her success on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!
'They're idiots' - Man City boss Pep Guardiola gets an unlikely ally in Roy Keane
Roy Keane has told Pep Guardiola he was right to have a go at autograph hunters, after the Manchester City boss was filmed lecturing a group who recently requested his signature.
Molly-Mae Hague says it's 'complicated time' as she's quizzed on Tommy Fury New Year's Eve 'kiss'
Molly-Mae Hague has said it's 'complicated' as she was faced with questions about a reported New Year's Eve 'kiss' with her ex-fiancé Tommy Fury.
Why is Disney being sued for billions over 'Moana 2'?
An animator is suing Disney for allegedly stealing the idea for the House of Mouse’s Moana films, which he claims have almost entirely been lifted from his screenplay without his consent.
Gutted One Direction fans left staring at blank screen after charity concert film suddenly cancelled
Gutted One Direction fans were left staring at a blank screen after a charity concert film was suddenly cancelled. The former band's 'This is Us' film was due to be shown at the Odeon at Great Northern, in Manchester city centre, on Tuesday night (January 14).