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A glimpse at works coming to London for the first time

Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor is rushed back to hospital in Los Angeles after slipping into unconsciousness, her publicist confirms.

A classic collaboration between the director Luchino Visconti and the film music composer, Nino Rota - The Leopard - has been re-released.

Presenter Adrian Chiles admits both he and co-host Christine Bleakley were "gutted" over the way they left the BBC's The One Show.

The light fades on Sun Hill Station as The Bill bows out on ITV1

A court case to prevent the identity of Top Gear's The Stig from being revealed is to continue being heard in private.

TV viewers want to watch more dramas and documentaries and less reality and celebrity shows, according to a survey.

How much is real policing like it is on The Bill?

'The Bill' - Britain's longest-running police TV series - screeches to a halt on Tuesday night.

Tom Brook meets the director and star of Prince of Broadway, a gritty tale set on the streets of New York City.

Stars of the small screen step out for the prestigious Emmy Awards

Actor David Hasselhoff, singer Michael Bolton and actress Jennifer Grey will take part in the new series of Dancing With The Stars.

French film director Alain Corneau dies of cancer at the age of 67, his agent confirms.

Author JK Rowling is donating £10m to set up a multiple sclerosis research centre at Edinburgh University.

Box office receipts in the US were up by $100m (£64.9m) this summer, despite the lowest attendance in five years, figures show.

Graham Norton's chat show is to replace Friday Night with Jonathan Ross, the controller of BBC One has said.

Art makes money but when does money make art?

Lostprophets have called Axl Rose and his band Guns N' Roses "a joke" after they arrived on stage late twice at the Reading and Leeds festival.

The Edinburgh Fringe breaks last year's box office record by selling almost two million tickets, organisers reveal.

Photographs from the Edinburgh International TV festival