BBC News: Entertainment

Teenage saxophonist Alexander Bone wins the first jazz prize to be awarded in the BBC's Young Musician of the Year competition.

The world's biggest smartphone maker, Samsung, launches a free music streaming service called Milk Music.

Gerard Mortier, who spearheaded an operatic production of Brokeback Mountain at Madrid's Teatro Royal, dies aged 70.

Music piracy in Ivory Coast is a major problem with an estimated 80% of potential revenues lost to boot-legged CDs and illegal downloads.

The producers of a new musical based on ITV's X Factor have admit there is "still work to do" after an audience was left waiting almost 50 minutes between acts at one performance.

Artist Cornelia Parker teams up with a scientist to turn fragments of drawings by Picasso and Constable into a work for Manchester's Whitworth gallery.

Documentary The Act of Killing, about Indonesian death squads in the 1960s, is named best film at the inaugural Guardian Film awards.

Birds of a Feather is to return for a second series on ITV after proving a hit with viewers.

Children watch an hour and a half less TV than the national average, a new study finds.

An alternative Thought for the Day from The Vicar of Dibley, played by Dawn French, is part a special series of BBC Radio 4 programmes featuring fictional characters.