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Black Panther actress Connie Chiume has died at the age of 72, her family has said.

Reality stars Pete Wicks and Tasha Ghouri are the latest celebrities to be announced for the upcoming series of Strictly Come Dancing.

A man has been charged with the alleged theft of 63,000 limited edition coins based on the popular Australian children's TV show Bluey worth more than £300,000.

Video game performers could be on strike for "a full year" over artificial intelligence (AI), the union representing striking workers in the US has told Sky News. 

Legendary Hollywood producer and agent Jay Kanter has died at the age of 97.

"Lemmy would want to be remembered as a man of integrity, and a true rock'n'roller," says Motorhead star Phil Campbell, of the band's legendary frontman. "He was a one off."

Banksy has unveiled a new artwork in London - the artist's second in two days.

From equestrian chic to shiny gold suits, Snoop Dogg has been a hit at the Olympics after sporting an array of snazzy outfits - and throwing himself into the wide range of sports on display.

The star of the Go Compare adverts - Welsh opera singer Wynne Evans - will be competing in this year's Strictly Come Dancing.

The involuntary manslaughter case against Hollywood star Alec Baldwin over a fatal shooting on the set of the film Rust was "improperly dismissed" by the judge, the prosecutor says.

Andrew "Freddie" Flintoff has said he struggled with anxieties, nightmares and flashbacks after the Top Gear crash that "changed my life forever".

Banksy has revealed a new piece of art in west London.

Comedian Chris McCausland has officially been revealed as the first celebrity contestant for this year's Strictly Come Dancing.

Police have released an image of three people wanted over the murder of TV star Johnny Wactor in Los Angeles.

The Duchess of Sussex has said she's glad she spoke out about suicidal thoughts and will "take a hit" for it if her words help save the lives of others.

Dame Shirley Bassey, Sir Tom Jones and Bonnie Tyler are just some of the musicians to have called Wales their home.

Olympics superfan and special correspondent Snoop Dogg sported full equestrian kit – hat included – as he watched the dressage in Paris on Saturday.

A change of government means comedians at Edinburgh's Fringe Festival are enjoying "a new host of characters to take the mick out of".

A teenager who Huw Edwards allegedly paid for explicit photos has said he felt "groomed" by the disgraced newsreader and "sick" after learning he was charged with having indecent images of children.