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A new play relives the first time a British monarch visited the US - as the Nazis were advancing in Europe, the president invited the king for hot dogs on the lawn of his country home.

As Christopher Nolan's epic blockbuster starring Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway and Tom Holland arrives in cinemas - here are the key takeaways from the film.

Stress and mental exhaustion aren't new - in medieval times, they were prevalent. And the wisdom of the Middle Ages about how to deal with burnout still rings surprisingly true today.

In 1989, the Komsomolets sank off the Norwegian coast. Four years later, the BBC reported on plans to seal in its torpedoes' toxic plutonium.

Led by a New York socialite who claimed to be an alien, Eternal Values boasted an elite membership. Now an ex-follower, 1980s male supermodel Hoyt Richards, is telling his story.

With the news of Bonnie Tyler's death at the age of 75, we assess what made her melodramatic song about obsessive love a global smash hit that endures to this day.

The protagonist of the epic poem is a heroic male - but the story is shaped by the stratagems and seductions of the women, nymphs and goddesses he meets along the way.

The latest of Disney's live-action remakes, of its beloved 2016 animation, opens this week - and could be a surprising flop. From the moment it was announced, it has been ill-fated.

The Group of Seven helped create a distinct, modern Canadian identity in the 1920s. What is their legacy - and how does their work relate to a 1970s group of Indigenous artists?

The US oil billionaire's 16th-Century English mansion was home to a stunning art collection and a lion named Nero. In 1963, the BBC visited him there to discuss his "great success".