Your guide to London's summer festivals
Find out which festivals are happening this summer in and around London and the festival essentials you can't forget.
Hollyoaks actor: "I'm fine" after attack
A Hollyoaks actor who was attacked in Leicester Square after a night out has told ITV News London that he's "fine" and demands apology.
Actors who stopped a show to complain
Helen Mirren isn't the only actor who has complained about disruptions during a performance.
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Theo Walcott marries childhood sweetheart
Arsenal footballer Theo Walcott has married his girlfriend Melanie Slade in Italy this weekend, according to reports.
The 24-year-old apparently marrried in a Tuscan castle and several of his team mates including Kieran Gibbs and Aaron Ramsey attended the ceremony.
Rihanna gives London some love
Rihanna has given the capital her stamp of approval, declaring on social media, "London you are forever mine" after a sold out performance at Twickenham Stadium.
The pop star sent her followers a picture of the packed London stadium immediately after she came off stage and gushed about "the love in this...place".
The pop star did, however, give a nod to the gloomy weather, alsotweeting 'Rainy days in London Town'.
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Your guide to London's summer festivals
Find out which festivals are happening this summer in and around London and the festival essentials you can't forget.
Read the full storyHow well do you know your screen Supermen?
1- Kirk Alyn played the original live action Superman in the black andwhite serials made in 1948 and 1950.
2- George Reeves played Superman in the 1951film "Superman and the Molemen" as well as the TV series "TheAdventures of Superman" from 1952 to 1958.
3- Christopher Reeve played Superman in four films made in 1978, 1980, 1983, and 1987.
4- Dean Cain played Superman on the TV series "Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" from 1993 to 1997.
5 -Tom Welling played just Clark Kent on the TV series "Smallville" from 2001 to 2011.
6- Brandon Routh played Superman in the movie "Superman Returns" in 2006.
7- Henry Cavill is the first non American to play the superhero.
High box office hopes for Man of Steel
Man of Steel Director Zack Snyder (Watchmen, Dawn of the Dead) begins with Superman's birth on Krypton. As the last hope for his people's survival, his parents send him to Earth to escape an insurrection by General Zod, played by Boardwalk Empire actor Michael Shannon.
With the action brought by Dark Knight producer Christopher Nolan, Warner Bros is hoping it can re-launch a new series of Superman films after Superman Returns in 2006 failed to live up to box office expectations.
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Cavill the first non American to don the red cape
Henry Cavill is the latest actor to don the red cape, he's the first non American to ever play Superman and went to School in Buckinghamshire.
In the prequel Man of Steel, which premieres in Leicester Square tonight, Cavill stars with Amy Adams as Lois Lane and Kevin Costner and Diane Lane who play his human parents.
We'll be speaking to Henry Cavill about Man of Steel' from the red carpet, on the programme at 6pm tonight.
Musicians join forces in battle against world hunger
Will.i.am, Ed Sheeran and Mumford & Sons are among stars who have recorded versions of famous protest songs to highlight global poverty.
Read the full storyGeorge Clooney previously filmed in East Sussex
George Clooney and Matt Damon have been spotted filming in the Buckinghamshire village of Fingest but this is not their first visit to the Meridian region.
Hollywood actors filming in Buckinghamshire
Two Buckinghamshire villages are fast becoming the most filmed in the world. Hambleden and Fingest , which are just two miles apart, are popular filming locations because of their close links to London.
George Clooney and Matt Damon were in Fingest last week to work on the production The Monuments Men - a World War two film. Hambleden has recently featured in the ITV productions Endeavour and Poirot.
