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A south London museum that closed for three years is officially reopened after philanthropists pledged £2m to save it.

Sony has unveiled its own music and video download in an announcement timed to coincide with an Apple media event.

James May mischievously reveals to Richard Bacon that he also held the position of The Stig for five years.

The BBC loses a legal fight in the High Court to stop publication of a book which claims to reveal the identity of Top Gear's driver The Stig.

BBC staff members vote in favour of strike action in a dispute over pensions.

Film stars from Hollywood and around the world are gathering for the start of the 67th Venice Film Festival.

Monsters and aliens from the Doctor Who TV series invaded Nottingham's Old Market Square on Wednesday 1 September, 2010.

Arcade Fire have teamed up with Google to show how new web technology like HTML5 can make music videos a more interactive experience.

The revamped Shakespeare company theatres are to have a low-key reopening, the RSC says.

Presenters Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan rule out ever returning to co-host a daily TV programme.

A search is under way for "tiny people" missing from an exhibition in Northumberland.

Movie comedy Grown Ups, starring Adam Sandler and Chris Rock, goes straight to the top of the UK and Ireland box office chart.

Oscar-winner Juliette Binoche hits back at the "violence" of criticism by fellow French actor Gerard Depardieu.

Glastonbury Festival 2011 tickets will be on sale from Sunday 3 October

Actor Michael Douglas has given his first interview since announcing he has throat cancer.

A former financial director of the London Philharmonic Orchestra is likely to be sent to jail after defrauding the organisation out of £645,000.

Photographer Corinne Day, best known for shooting supermodel Kate Moss in the beginning of her career, dies aged 48.

Actor Paul Hogan, barred from leaving Australia over an unpaid multi-million tax bill, says he "can't pay 10% of what they're asking".

A new film exposes a silent discrimination in France

Michael Douglas faces "an eight-week struggle" against throat cancer, he tells talk show host David Letterman.