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Corn Exchange Newbury will host the fourth edition of Newbury Sounds, featuring five emerging acts including Solar Season, Juliette The Band and Ellie Chadwick performing original live music.

Acting for Others announced its West End Flea Market at St Paul's Church in Covent Garden raised a record amount, with top West End shows staging themed stalls and celebrity signings.

A stage production centered on the life and perspective of Vincent van Gogh will receive its first English-language translation, with a run set for the Edinburgh Fringe.

Circus company Circa will bring its production WOLF back to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, following sold-out runs and positive reviews at the venue in a previous year.

Theatre Lovett will present the world premiere of Kafka's Doll, a new play by Frances Kay inspired by Franz Kafka's letters to a young girl, at the Abbey Theatre's Peacock stage.

HAAi released a new single and video, Ignition, featuring Echonomist, offering another preview of her forthcoming album DIGITiSE, set for release on Mute.

Róisín Stack will bring her solo show about a woman's pursuit of alone time on a national tour of Ireland, following sold-out runs in Galway and at Dublin Theatre Festival.

Altadena Music Theatre has announced the cast and creative team for LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, with performances set for the Mountain View Mausoleum in Altadena.

Liza Goddard will play Agatha Christie's Miss Marple in a stage adaptation of The Mirror Crack'd by Rachel Wagstaff, running at the Mill at Sonning with a cast led by Sara Crowe and Annie Wensak.

Cassa Pancho's company will mark its 25th anniversary with a double bill pairing Mthuthuzeli November's Ingoma with Hope Boykin's new UK commission at Sadler's Wells Theatre.

Fuel and Touring Together have announced casting for the world premiere of Inua Ellams' Once Upon a Time in Sokoto, a family drama set to tour venues across the UK.

A verbatim theatre production built from interviews with women in Scotland's boxing community will tour three Glasgow venues as part of the Glasgow 2026 Festival.

Sherie Rene Scott shared a video on Instagram of herself and Sierra Boggess in the car, belting out 'Every Story Is A Love Story' from Aida. Check out the video here!

Comedian and author Serena Terry will bring her first play, Factory Settings, to Monkey Barrel Comedy during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe for a limited three-performance run.

OVO will stage a 1960s-inspired adaptation of Shakespeare's As You Like It at the open-air Roman Theatre of Verulamium in St Albans, marking the production's 10th anniversary.

Matthew Tennyson and Richard Cant have been cast in the world premiere of Sanctuary, a debut play by Jacob Sparrow inspired by real events in a Suffolk village.

Eureka Entertainment will release a three-film Hong Kong and Taiwan horror collection, restored in 2K, on a limited-edition UK Blu-ray featuring Chow Yun-fat, Wu Ma and Ricky Hui.

DMA'S will perform a series of acoustic in-store shows at UK record stores to mark the release of their self-titled fifth album, with stops including Kingston, Manchester, and Leeds.

Avant-pop artist JAMIE SHE has announced her debut album Funeral Songs, along with a new single titled Kiss Me While You Can.

Liverpool band Sisters released the single Guerrilla, their first new music since a 2025 debut EP, timed to a nine-date UK headline tour opener.

K-LONE announced a new mini-LP, Have a Few Days Off, arriving on Wisdom Teeth, with lead single Hold Up now available on all platforms.

JON STEWART will host a new episode of THE DAILY SHOW featuring KAITLAN COLLINS as a guest, according to the show's announcement.

Ben Gleib opened up on his own show GOOD NIGHT WITH BEN GLEIB about a missed moment with Natalie Portman and a trip to Italy he skipped out of fear.

Rob Corddry told Ben Gleib his father was a veteran who had recently died when he took on a veteran role in The Audacity, and the two comedians found dark humor in shared grief.

New Bold and the Beautiful stars Sydney Bullock and Brayan Nicoletti discuss their paths into soap operas, family influences and early careers on the CBS podcast SOAPY.