Simon made a rare appearance at Sundance to say he had "no regrets" about the controversial album.

The BBC received nearly 500 complaints about a scene depicting the aftermath of a beating in its Silent Witness drama.

Danny DeVito and Richard Griffiths tell David Gritten about their "serious" West End comedy.

Musician Bob Dylan, who became a figurehead of the US civil rights and anti-war movement of the 1960s, is to be awarded for his services to the United States with America's highest civilian honour - the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

Theroux's exploration of dementia was a poignant piece of television, writes Andrew Marszal.

Don't be shocked that Shakespeare had a helping hand, argues Allan Massie.

It was the news die-hard fans have been waiting 25 years for, causing a worldwide frenzy of excitement and even sparking speculation David Cameron might resign.

Glenn Close's new film Albert Nobbs is a cataclysmically sexless film, writes Robbie Collin.

Greta Gerwig stars in Whit Stillman's first film in 13 years, is a therapeutically funny romcom.

The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Kirill Karabits has acquired a distinctly Russian accent, writes Ivan Hewett.

Achmed the Dead Terrorist was a blast in Jeff Dunham's stand up show, writes Dominic Cavendish.

As the live shows of The Voice start, Danny O'Donoghue raves about the hit talent contest to Neil McCormick.

Your guide to the best official London 2012 Festival and fringe events taking place UK wide this summer in celebration of the Olympics.

Toby Dantzic previews Griff Rhys Jones's homage to Mr Toad for ITV1's Perspectives.

Gillian Reynolds previews a new Woman's Hour serial based on Alexander McCall Smith's Edinburgh-set tales.

The British actress talks about the people who have most inspired her

In his first film in 15 years, students speak like poets, and cakes are used to cure depression. There's nobody quite like Whit Stillman, says David Gritten.

In his first film in 15 years, students speak like poets, and cakes are used to cure depression. There's nobody quite like Whit Stillman, says David Gritten

Full details of this summer's London 2012 Festival, the cultural accompaniment of the London 2012 Olympic Games, have been released.

Former Apprentice candidate Anita Shah says it's time to stop measuring every task by immediate profit.