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Even at 78, Giorgio Moroder, the 'Father of Disco' shows no signs of losing his groove
The Italian says his best memory dates back to 1979 when he won his first Oscar for the soundtrack to prison drama Midnight Express.
Ahead of his latest Netflix venture, The Day Of...we rank every Adam Sandler film, from worst to best
The show, which also stars Steve Buscemi and Chris Rock, revolves around two fathers with opposing personalities come together to celebrate the wedding of their children
Spot the Chris-chins: Can you figure out which chin belongs to which famous Chris?
So we've given you 10 awesomely, superbly, photographed Chris-chins, and all you have to do is identify which chin belongs to which famous Chris
The day the music died: Is the death of Avicii, EDM's Buddy Holly moment?
Avicii came to define the new age of radio-friendly EDM in 2011 with "Levels," which entered the top 10 across Europe
Verne Troyer, actor who played Mini Me in Austin Powers dies aged 49, after struggle with alcoholism and depression
A statement on his Instagram Saturday afternoon said Troyer, who was admitted to hospital last week when he was drunk and suicidal, has struggled with depression and alcoholism.
Prince Charles embroiled in racism row after saying woman "doesn’t look like she’s from Manchester"
Anita Sethi is also questioning if Prince Charles should be the Commonwealth’s next head – a veritable melting pot of people from across the globe.
Benedict Cumberbatch calls Sherlock co-star Martin Freeman "pathetic" after his reaction to fans
Freeman claimed earlier this year that being on the show had become a "mini Beatles thing", and claimed that some of the fan reactions were not a thing to be enjoyed.
Politics, heartbreak and fashion light up Coachella 2018, as Syria strikes get a soundtrack
As the party entered the evening, few appeared to react to news that Western nations had launched strikes on Syria, with smartphones omnipresent but often patchy in data service
Milos Forman, Oscar-winning director of 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' dies at 86
In the 1960s, he joined the New Wave of filmmakers standing up to the Communist regime in what was then Czechoslovakia, making himself famous with "Black Peter," "Loves of a Blonde
No more auditions in hotels, says Hollywood actor union
The guidelines come amid a massive sex scandal roiling Hollywood that first erupted with accusations against one-time major producer Harvey Weinstein in October.
As music festivals boom, a push to include women gathers steam
When Beyonce headlines Coachella, she will stand out not only for her eagerly awaited return to the stage -- she will be one of the few women to headline a major music festival
Bill Cosby sexual assault retrial hits early snag after juror heard presuming comedian's guilt
Bill Cosby's first trial ended in a hung jury in June last year, with a sequestered panel hopelessly deadlocked after six days of testimony and 52 hours of deliberations
How an ancient Indian sect brought down Salman Khan, one of the country's biggest superstars
In the movies Salman Khan always wins. But offscreen, the Bollywood tough guy hero may have met his match in a 530-year-old Hindu sect that puts animals above humans
'Handmaid's Tale' back for 'gut-wrenching' second run on Hulu
It has spawned a movie, a graphic novel, an opera and a ballet, not to mention the first season of Hulu's hit show that has 8 Emmys, 3 Critics Choice Awards and 2 Golden Globes.
Box office registers ringing as God finds his mojo again in Hollywood
Religion is reclaiming cinema for sacred purposes at a rate never seen in history, with faith-based movies exploding from an obscure cottage industry last century into a multi-bill
Steven Spielberg revisits 1980s heyday in 'Ready Player One'
Starring Tye Sheridan, Ready Player One is based on a 2011 novel about a teenager on a treasure hunt in a virtual reality game, in a world torn apart by an energy crisis.