Sir Lenny Henry and broadcaster June Sarpong MBE spent time speaking with Birmingham City University students this week, talking about their career highlights and tips on getting into the media
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Ballet dancers may be graceful and elegant — but beneath the tutus lie hectic schedules and more strength than many people would
Birmingham Eastside's Wan Ulfa Nur Zuhra will be part of a discussion panel at a unique theatre performance this week, as a national show about women's
A collaboration between journalists and performers is set to use dramatic techniques to bring stories and reporting about domestic violence to Birmingham next month as part of a nationwide tour.
A decision regarding the licensing of a new nightclub on the Prisma premises is expected to be given by Birmingham City Council today.
Prisma, on Bristol Street, Birmingham, opposite O2
Plans to resurrect the former Rainbow nightclub and outdoor arena in the heart of Digbeth under new owners have been given the go-ahead, despite initial police objections.
The new
An award-winning TV series is set to take viewers behind the scenes at a Birmingham hospital.
One Born Every Minute starts tomorrow (7 March) and will show babies being
The co-founder and former mainstay of East India Comedy talks about politics, comedy and everything in between ahead of his show in the city tomorrow
When Sorabh Pant drew
Birmingham band Kioko are the headline act of tonight's 'Love Music Hate Racism' (LMHR) concert tonight.
The local reggae group will play at the event at
A.C Grayling, a leading academic in Philosophy and on Brexit, told an audience at Birmingham City University that "Remain is like Space Invaders, with more and more people
