At nearly 85, legendary producer-composer Quincy Jones shows no sign of slowing down any time soon. In a recent in-depth interview with GQ, Jones discussed many facets of his prolific six-decade-plus career, including current projects which include a Netflix documentary and ten-part TV biopic which…

Donald Glover’s award-winning “Atlanta” series is scheduled to return to television in just 45 days when season two premieres on FX on Thursday, March 1. The popular hip-hop-themed show shared a new teaser video on Sunday evening to help promote its return, and features Glover continuously falling…

I can’t get rid of a little voice at the back of my mind whispering Meghan has come to our shores with a purpose, which is the greater glory of Meghan Markle, writes STEPHEN GLOVER.

Chance the Rapper makes his “Saturday Night Live” hosting debut this Saturday, and will be joined by another famous rapper some of you kids may have heard of by the name of Eminem. Chance has appeared on the famous NBC sketch comedy show multiple times in the past as the featured musical guest. For…

The month of November is starting out wonderfully. For those who didn’t think the movie “The Lion King” could get any better, cue Beyoncé as Nala. Then add Donald Glover, also known as Childish Gambino in the music world, as Simba, Seth Rogen as Puumba, Chiwetel Ejiofor as Scar, John Oliver as Zazu…

Donald Glover made entertainment history on Sunday night when he became the first black director to win a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Director for a Comedy Series for his hugely successful Atlanta show on FX. The director/actor/rapper would end up taking home two Emmy trophies last night…

Theresa May is constantly accused by Remainers of being zealous, obdurate and unrealistic in the demands she is making in negotiations with our European Union partners.

I am certainly no cheerleader for Trump, but surely his desire to explore whether some sort of accommodation can be reached with Putin’s Russia should be welcomed.

Tens of thousands of people packed Revolution Square armed with photographs of the dictator which they waved passionately.

Colin Glover, who lives in Dublin, denies he is the man in the photographs, but he has been suspended from his job while BA investigates.