Showbiz

The UK has a love-hate relationship with the Eurovision Song Contest, with our infamous “nul points” result in 2003 a notable low.

Comedian Russell Kane has criticised the government’s approach to easing the coronavirus lockdown, saying it “does not sound safe”.

Mary-Kate Olsen’s request for an emergency divorce from her husband has been rejected by a judge in New York, who said it wasn’t an “essential matter”.

EastEnders and Coronation Street are set to resume filming within weeks after halting production due to the coronavirus.

Muse fans getting married, take note – this could be your chance to get frontman Matt Bellamy performing on your big day.

In years to come, my hope is that my three children’s overriding lockdown memories aren’t of the days when mummy shouted a lot and didn’t shower, but instead of rocking out to Sweet Child O’ Mine during impromptu kitchen discos.

Beautiful beaches, packed nightclubs and impulsive behaviour may feel out of reach for most of us at the moment, but new show White Lines is offering all of the above – with a bit of drug dealing and a historic murder thrown in for good measure.

Guns N’ Roses have released a Live And Let Die coronavirus T-shirt to raise funds for musicians, in an apparent dig at Donald Trump.

Campaigners have criticised the government for using “loopholes” to “avoid” debating calls for stricter media laws made in petitions set up in the wake of the death of TV star Caroline Flack.

Johnny Depp’s former partners Winona Ryder and Vanessa Paradis have both made statements saying the star was never violent towards them.