As It Happens

Dame Angela Lansbury wins her first Olivier Award after a 40-year absence from the London stage, as Kinks musical Sunny Afternoon picks up the most awards.

US rockers All Time Low's top the UK album chart for the first time, as Jess Glynne denies Nick Jonas a number one single in her third week at the top.

The first four episodes of Game of Thrones season five are leaked online before its premiere.

Grammy Award-winning rapper and reality TV star Nelly is arrested after police allegedly find drugs on the bus in which he was travelling.

The singer and his actress wife Jessica Biel have named their baby son Silas Randall Timberlake

Daniel O'Reilly makes his first live appearance as Dapper Laughs after "killing off" the comedy character in November.

Some of the biggest names in theatre are gathering at the Royal Opera House in London for the annual Olivier Awards.

Misty Copeland talks to Jane O'Brien about why she has spoken out about being a African-American ballerina in the conservative world of classical ballet

Louis Walsh has hinted he won't be returning to the X Factor judging panel later this year.

An art production has opened in caves in Margate, where audience members are being asked to leave their inhibitions behind.

Battling to avoid the final curtain at Hull Truck theatre

The BBC's Will Gompertz considers what it takes to be a great museum director.

X-Men star James McAvoy pledges £125,000 to help aspiring actors follow in his footsteps at Glasgow's Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (RCS).

France opens a giant replica cave adorned with copies of prehistoric animal drawings some 32,000 years old, found at a nearby site.

Campaign to save apartment in New York's Hotel Chelsea where Dylan Thomas was living days before his death aged 39 in 1953.

The poignant Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red installation at HM Tower of London is shortlisted for this year's South Bank Awards.

Former British film producer Lord Puttnam explains his passion for reforming the education system.

Six oil paintings by impressionist master Claude Monet go on display in London ahead of their auction in New York.

Actor Richard Dreyfuss takes legal action against Disney over his share of profits from the 1991 film What About Bob?

The Royal Shakespeare Company's production of Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall gets a mixed reception from New York critics as it opens on Broadway.