BBC News - Entertainment & Arts

11 March 2011 Last updated at 19:09 ET

Sacked Sheen sues show's makers

US actor Charlie Sheen files a $100m (£62m) legal action against the makers of Two and a Half Men after being fired from the sitcom.

Sadler's Wells and the Barbican are uniting for the first time for a season of works by the late German choreographer Pina Bausch in 2012.

Original member Donnie Steele will fill in on bass for the metal band this summer after the death of Paul Gray last year. Newsbeat

Moyes wins romantic book honour

Author Jojo Moyes wins Romantic Novel of the Year for her book The Last Letter from Your Lover.
Tointon poised for West End debut
Honour for photographer Davidson

Oscar winner in stunt death trial

An Oscar-winning special effects expert is on trial for breaching health and safety regulations over the death of a stunt technician on a Surrey film set.
Mexico justice film ban lifted
Michael Sheen headed for Tribeca

50 Cent donates Gaddafi gig fee

Following Beyonce, Nelly Furtado and Usher the rapper has become the latest artist to donate his fee for a show linked with Libyan leader Moammar Gaddafi.
Elbow: Mercury follow-up 'easy'
Abbey Road launches anthem search

US public radio chief steps down

The head of US National Public Radio steps down a day after the release of a "sting" video showing an NPR executive deriding conservatives.
Sheen fired from popular US sitcom
Evans picks up radio award double

From pop to dance

The Pet Shop Boys talk about finding their feet in contemporary ballet
In Pictures

Memorabilia shows how film classic Zulu was created
Damsels in distress

Celebrating women's contribution to horror films
Hollywood's fallen star

Charlie Sheen's colourful life in the spotlight
'It's jolly well time'

Can Sir Cliff Richard finally conquer America at 70?
Hitting the big time

New Zealand band The Naked And Famous are tipped for UK glory
10 from Tennyson

Have you heard the one about loving and losing?