BBC News: Entertainment

Gary Glitter breaks down in tears as he tries to explain to jurors why he had been in possession of child pornography images.

Staff at the National Gallery in London are to stage a five-day strike in a row over plans to hand visitor services to a private company.

David Oyelowo, who plays Martin Luther King in Selma, says it's "ridiculous" to attack Benedict Cumberbatch for using the term "coloured" during an interview.

Islamic State are threatening to kill two more hostages, unless Jordan frees an Iraqi woman held there and sentenced to death after being accused of involvement in hotel bombings in Oman in 2005.

Joan Rivers' daughter files a malpractice claim against the New York clinic that treated her mother days before she died.

The Stone Roses singer Ian Brown tells a court his former teacher Fred Talbot showed pupils what he later realised was "probably a gay porn film".

Former singer Gary Glitter has started to give evidence in his trial for an alleged string of historical sex offences against young girls.

The 9pm TV watershed may not survive, says BBC director general Tony Hall, who also acknowledges criticisms of Radio 4's flagship drama The Archers.

The Harry Potter actress has announced she's to play Belle in a live action version of the Disney classic.

American Sniper spends a second week at the top of the US box office, with takings of $64.4m (£42.8m), according to studio estimates.