Radiohead deliver a spell-binding, hit-packed set in London

La Voix has officially withdrawn from the upcoming Strictly Blackpool specials due to an injury, as confirmed by producers. This decision allows La Voix to focus on recovery, ensuring that health takes precedence over competition. No contestant will leave the show this week, and votes will be carried over without a dance-off planned.

Paul Costelloe, the renowned Irish fashion designer, has passed away at the age of 80 after a short illness, as confirmed by a statement from his family on Saturday.

The Turner Contemporary gallery in Margate is hosting a new exhibition titled 'Learning to See,' which celebrates the artistic journey of Bridget Riley over seven decades. This exhibition features 26 works by Riley, showcasing her evolution from the 1960s to the present, and is free to visit until May.

Tim Foley's play 'Jurassic,' staged at Soho Theatre in London, presents a comedic clash between a palaeontology lecturer, Jay, and a dean who believes in the reality of Jurassic Park. The play critiques the absurdity of contemporary debates, showcasing the struggle of logic against delusion in a humorous setting.

Norwegian author Karl Ove Knausgård reflects on the impact of his autofictional work, My Struggle, which garnered immense success but also provoked backlash for its candid portrayal of personal relationships. This experience informs his latest novel, The School of Night, exploring themes of ambition and personal sacrifice.

Tess and Claudia's unexpected exit from the Strictly Come Dancing competition has taken fellow contestants and fans by surprise, as they prepare for the significant Blackpool week. This milestone is traditionally a highlight in the show's calendar, adding to the drama and excitement of the competition.

A pristine copy of the 'Superman' comic book, discovered in a California attic, has been auctioned for a record $9.12 million. This sale marks the highest price ever paid for a comic book, highlighting the enduring popularity and value of comic book collectibles.

Tony Cragg, a Turner Prize-winning sculptor, reflects on his artistic journey and experiences in the art world. Although he resides in Germany, he enjoys returning to Britain for its culture and humor. Cragg expresses mixed feelings about modern art audiences, particularly their tendency to prioritize selfies over engaging with the artwork, yet he remains welcoming to visitors in galleries.