When The Da Vinci Code hit bookstore shelves in 2003, it was immediately slammed by critics and members of the Catholic ...

Tana Rain turned heads once again after sharing a breathtaking clip from her tropical getaway that had fans struggling to decide what to look at first.

They called him crazy. They called him reckless. But Frank Heister calls himself a rebel — and he wouldn’t have it any other way.

Stephen Fry was once left “astonished” after watching Gary Lineker and Will Carling stuff their faces at a dinner party. The Celebrity Traitors star joined the ex-captains of the England football and ...

Stephen Fry was once left "astonished" after watching Gary Lineker stuff his face at a dinner party. The Celebrity Traitors star was dining alongside Lineker and another former England captain, rugby ...

Stephen Fry was positioned in the corridor alongside YouTube personality Niko Omilana. Intrigued by Fry's knighthood ...

Fluting, acerbic, but also surprisingly warm, Stephen Fry’s Lady Bracknell is the trump card of Max Webster’s hyper-camp reading of Oscar Wilde’s peerless comedy. Handsomely remounted in the West End ...

Last night, the National Theatre’s much-loved revival of Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest celebrated its official opening at the Noël Coward Theatre. We caught up with the cast at the ...

The first series of the Celebrity Traitors kicks off later, with Sir Stephen Fry, Celia Imrie, Alan Carr and Jonathan Ross among the contestants. Presenter Claudia Winkleman will welcome 19 famous ...

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. Alexander hasn't been on stage for 12 years (in fact, the Noël Coward was where he ...

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch made controversial comments during a radio interview about the Catholic Church sex abuse scandal. Koch claimed the scandal was "mostly homosexual issues, not pedophilia" and ...

Take a look at photos from the National Theatre’s production of The Importance of Being Earnest, as it moves into the West End. Oscar Wilde’s treasured comedy about hidden identities, cucumber ...