Saturday 18 May 2013
Newfoundland trio The Once had jetted in from, er, Barnsley for Saturday afternoon's appearance.
Another capacity crowd had gathered to hear talented singer Geraldine Hollett, together with Phil Churchill and Andrew Dale on guitar, mandolin, fiddle and bouzouki, delivered an easy afternoon's entertainment.
Elsewhere, there was poetry by Newfoundland legend Al Pittman put to music.
John Hurt has been unveiled as an incarnation of The Doctor as the latest series of Doctor Who reached its climax.
A-lister Kate Winslet has ramped up the glitz and glam to address the "heartbreaking" situation of youngsters living rough.
Kristen Stewart is apparently dreaming about the "normal family life" she wants with Robert Pattinson.
Monica Bellucci thinks her star sign is one of the reasons she battles feelings of insecurity.
Favourites Denmark could prove a disaster for bookies if they land their predicted win at the Eurovision Song Contest.
Jamie Cullum has said becoming a father hasn't given him perspective - it's made life even more confusing.
We Are Young by Fun Ft Janelle Monae has been named the most streamed song of the year.
Chart star George Michael has been airlifted to hospital for treatment to head injuries after a motorway accident - the latest car drama for the troubled singer.
Michelle Yeoh is set to return for the Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon sequel.
Carey Mulligan has claimed she'd never had to look pretty before filming The Great Gatsby.
Anna Kendrick is set to star in the Zach Braff indie film Wish I Was Here.
Justin Timberlake has been partying 70s style in Cannes to celebrate the unveiling of Spinning Gold, a biopic in which he stars as legendary record executive Neil Bogart.
The Faulty Towers live theatre dining experience is a largely improvised show. It started from the moment we all arrived at the venue and heard Sybil cry out for husband Basil, who was busy barking orders at hapless waiter Manuel.
It's currently the most talked about restaurant in Ireland, North or South.
People have been writing off Belfast's Botanic Avenue for many years. The street has suffered all sorts of slings and arrows principally because for the last 100 years it has been at the heart of a transient student society.
A new restaurant is due to open in one of Belfast city centre's best-known landmark buildings.
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