Broadway comes to Belfast this week, with the cast of 42nd Street offering audiences a chance to escape all their worries and immerse themselves in 1930’s New York with a masterclass of musical theatre and dance.

Hollywood superstar Jean-Claude Van Damme spent his 63rd Birthday in Belfast launching his new co-owned Irish Whiskey brand, Old Oak.

Ahead of his appearance at this month’s Belfast International Arts Festival Jenny Lee quizzes pop icon Marc Almond about his 40 year career and reprising his stage role in Ten Plagues, a tale of love and loss in the midst of disease

Young Irish actress Alisha Weir chats to Jenny Lee about Matilda, musical acrobatics, horror movies, Oscar ambitions and Gaelic football

Celebrity couple Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews have announced they are taking their hit podcast on the road next March - with stops in Belfast, Dublin and Cork. 

Taylor Swift fans are encouraged to act swiftly to book tickets to their local cinemas following news that the pop icon's Era Tour concert film will be broadcast around the world next month. 

Singer and author Judith Mok chats to Jenny Lee about working with some of the biggest names in music and writing her memoir, including discovering how the singer she idolized and who taught her was a former Nazi who sang at Auschwitz on the day her grandparents were killed there

There’s a new ghost in town, or it could be the same ghost visiting a different celebrity residence, it’s difficult to keep track of an invisible spirit.

Titanic Belfast has partnered with Terry Bradley Art to launch a free exhibition this summer featuring his latest work as well as that of aspiring young Northern Irish artists

John Mellencamp, formerly Johnny Cougar, then John Cougar and then John Cougar Mellancamp and now John Mellencamp, has had a lot of (unnecessary) personas. 

The Reverend Richard Coles, affable, entertaining broadcaster, author and former pop star, is in an upbeat mood when we meet.

In another case of ‘celebrity weighing in on the lives of ordinary people about which they know nothing’, Martha Stewart has offered us her hot take on hybrid working and it’s about as welcome as a used sick bag.