As the Los Angeles Times admitted "the Baftas have mushroomed in significance and star power in recent years as a semi accurate predictor of Oscar success and a red carpet draw for A -list American [and British] talent". With the likes of George Clooney, Ben Affleck (both mega multi talents as well as stars), Daniel Day-Lewis and many others, it was quite an evening.

Cinema floors have become strewn with tissues and film-goers have been spotted leaving the flicks wailing uncontrollably. Why? Tom Hooper's adaptation...

Hugh Jackman has revealed he warms up his voice every day with a one-man show in the shower. The singer and actor - who has starred in his own one-...

No sooner will the bell be ringing for 2013, than the glittering and good of the entertainment world will be brushing off their tuxes, practising thei...

British funnyman Sacha Baron Cohen was left red-faced when a terrible audition for the London staging of 'Les Miserables' led him to breakdance in a d...

The risk to reputation for sticking your creative oar into the longest running musical in the world will either make you très joyeux or très malheureux.

Dame Maggie Smith could be taking home two Golden Globes this year, after being nominated in two separate categories. The celebrated veteran of st...

Anne Hathaway can celebrate her 30th birthday today, happy in the knowledge that she might be in with a shot for an Oscar for her performance in 'Les ...

Tom Hooper may have his Oscar for directing The King's Speech to encourage him, but the British director was still taking on a mammoth task with the b...