In Nicole and Louis he trusts: Simon Cowell brings back X Factor’s family
The X Factor has returned, and there have been a few surprises about the series so far.
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Guilt stars Jamie Sives and Mark Bonnar remember their schooldays as they return to old stomping ground for TV drama
Dark drama Guilt was a step back into an even darker past for actor Jamie Sives.
The Jimmy Cagney story, part two: ‘You dirty rat’ became the famous phrase he never actually said in any movie
Those who don’t know much about James Cagney often “remember” him for something he didn’t even say.
Life according to… Emma Cameron: What’s On Scotland presenter on her favourite interviews and her presenting idol
Ross King: Coffee cup caper shows Thrones stars Liam Cunningham and John Bradley are Game for a laugh
I love when a TV series or movie has a really good blooper – think one of the chariot drivers wearing a watch in Ben Hur, or the Ford Mondeo in the background of Braveheart.
Family’s pride as show salutes Mary McGowan, the Glasgow jazz singer trumpeted by Louis Armstrong
She had fame and fortune at her fingertips thanks to a powerful voice that belied her small frame.
Comedian and actor Katy Brand on why her memoirs intertwine with Dirty Dancing
Katy Brand reckons the day her latest book was released was a bit like her wedding day - just without a groom.
Sing a song of Scotland: Folk star Karine Polwart on retooling some of the country’s most famous tunes
Performing a cover version of a classic Scottish singalong hit is a bit like being handed a treasured artefact that's been cherished by many for years.
The story of James Cagney, part one: Stepping up from chorus girl to the movie industry’s favourite gangster
To many, James Cagney was simply the best actor of them all – but don’t take our word for it.
Legendary comedian Sir Billy Connolly leaves door open for stage return
Sir Billy Connolly has left the door open to a stage return, but admitted he is not yet ready to perform live.
Meet the Author: Is There Still Sex In The City? writer Candace Bushnell
Good news, girls – Sex And The City is back, still as raunchy as ever but this time older, wiser and specially designed for the more mature among us.