The Black Eyed Pea says Kanye's comments about slavery "broke my heart" and were "harmful".

Matthew Wright says the "demands" of the Channel 5 show became too much.

Marco Polo executive Alexandra Canosa files legal documents alleging rape, sexual assault and verbal abuse.

The BBC has announced that podcasts available outside the UK will contain adverts to boost income.

Supporters have created memorial gardens outside his homes in Goring and Highgate.

Record collectors spent $200m on the online marketplace Discogs last year, with vinyl making 80% of sales.

Benny Andersson also tells BBC News the new songs "aren't finished yet".

The singer says her new album is "about bringing light to a situation" in her comeback interview.

The rapper suggests the enslavement of African Americans over centuries may have been a "choice".

Time's Up is calling on businesses to boycott R Kelly following years of sexual assault allegations.

Dame Vera Lynn is nominated for the Classic Brit awards, alongside Hans Zimmer and Sheridan Smith.

The singer returns from exile to a hero's welcome but still wants changes for suffering Zimbabweans.

BBC reporter Alex Taylor on the difficulties of commuting to work as a disabled person.

Broadway musicals based on Mean Girls and SpongeBob SquarePants lead the award nominations.

Tristan's cheating, no phone rules and Kanye playing Connect 4 during the birth of Chicago.

Two former Hollyoaks writers win the Emmy for best children's programme for Netflix's Free Rein.

The pop group say a challenge from Eurythmics' star Dave Stewart made them rethink their third album.

Kim and Amanda are dedicated to educating women about plastic-free reusable period products.

Kezang Dorji, 28, rose from a poor background to become one of Bhutan's most loved rappers.

State media say the cartoon is being used "subversively" - and a rival, domestic pig has been launched.