The latest stories from the Entertainment & Arts section of the BBC News web site.
BBC boss Hall queries TV watershed
The 9pm TV watershed may not survive, says BBC director general Tony Hall, who also acknowledges criticisms of Radio 4's flagship drama The Archers.
Stone Roses star 'shown gay porn'
The Stone Roses singer Ian Brown tells a court his former teacher Fred Talbot showed pupils what he later realised was "probably a gay porn film".
H is for Hawk wins Costa book prize
Helen Macdonald wins the Costa Book of the Year Award for 2014 for her personal account of trying to train a goshawk after the death of her father.
Mr Men and Little Miss in film deal
Film rights for the Mr Men and Little Miss characters are secured by Fox Animation, the studio behind the Ice Age and Rio franchises.
Joan Rivers' daughter sues clinic
Joan Rivers' daughter files a malpractice claim against the New York clinic that treated her mother days before she died.
Petty given credit on Sam Smith song
Tom Petty is given a song writing credit on Sam Smith's hit Stay With Me over the similarities to his 1989 track I Won't Back Down.
Tate reveals BP sponsorship figures
Tate reveals oil giant BP donated £3.8m to its galleries as part of its sponsorship deal over the past 17 years.
Mark Strong honoured for Miller role
Actor Mark Strong has been honoured his lead role in a play that lured him back to the theatre after 12 years in movie roles.
Assault claims untrue, says Glitter
Former rock star Gary Glitter tells a jury he did not carry out sexual assaults against three girls in the 1970s.
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