Amy Winehouse documentary trailer unveiled
Sir Peter Blake launches Razzle Dazzle Ferry
Stars at Furious 7's Hollywood premiere
Ringo Starr pays tribute to Cynthia Lennon
Sarah Jane Griffiths
Entertainment reporter
That's it from us for today, but hopefully we've fed you enough entertainment, arts and media tidbits to tide you over until we get back, next Tuesday 7 April. Enjoy Easter and we'll see you afterwards.
And go easy with the chocolate eggs now.
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Image source, Getty ImagesMTV's announced it's giving Iron Man star Robert Downey Jr the Generation Award at its 2015 Movie Awards - because he's "as responsible as anyone for the Marvel Studios takeover of the superhero scene".
He'll be turning up mob-handed too - with Avengers: Age of Ultron co-stars Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson, Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo and Jeremy Renner.
They'll hand Tony Stark his award and will bring an exclusive 90-second clip from the forthcoming blockbuster with them while they're at it.
Image source, @SnoopDoggA US state trooper has apparently been reprimanded for posing for a photo with Snoop Dogg at the SXSW festival in Austin, Texas last month - because of Snoop's convictions for drug possession.
Billy Spears was working when Snoop asked to take a picture with him, which he posted to his Instagram account with the comment, "Me n my deputy dogg."
Mr Spears - whose lawyer says he didn't know about the rapper's criminal record - will also have to undergo counselling.
Image source, VevoIt's about that time in the afternoon where we should probably all kick back and take five, so why not have a quick listen to this beauty, external? It's a previously unreleased acoustic version of The Rolling Stones classic Wild Horses.
The track's a taster of the bonus material that's coming on the forthcoming reissue of their album Sticky Fingers.
Image source, NBCMore Pharrell news, well we all love him don't we?
Meet a major influence on his career, R&B stars Afro and Deziak - courtesy of Pharrell and chat show host Jimmy Fallon.
Image source, @pratchettjobA visual tribute, external to the late, great Terry Pratchett, tweeted by Pratchett Job.
Image source, EPAPortuguese film director Manoel de Oliveira has died at the age of 106.
His first film, a silent documentary about his home city of Porto, was made in 1931 but he was well in to his 70s before he embarked on the most prolific period of his career.
Among his best known films were Belle Toujours (2006) and La Lettre (2009). He was nominated for the Palme d'Or prize at Cannes five times, and was awarded with a lifetime achievement award from the festival in 1990.
We've already covered dog nuptials today (John Legend's), so why not show off a cover star cat?
Not just any cat of course, Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld's kitty Choupette who - it's reported - earned more in modelling fees last year than Cara Delevigne.
Image source, InstagramThis Lucky magazine cover (above) - premiered on Choupette's own Instagram account, external - was actually the cat's idea of an April Fool's joke, but it turns out the fashion feline is a very lucrative member of the Lagerfeld household.
The designer told The Cut, external: "She did two jobs and made 3 million euros (£2,200,000) last year. One was for cars in Germany and the other was for a Japanese beauty product. I don't allow her to do foodstuffs and things like this. She's too sophisticated for that."
The Great British Bake-Off star and food blogger Ruby Tandoh turned to Diana Ross today to help her reveal to Twitter that she is gay...
Image source, TwitterShe posted the video for Ross hit I'm Coming Out with the words, external, "me to my parents today. feeling lucky and joyful and f r e e. over and Out."
Ruby added, external that Twitter had helped give her "courage to be me". And she did not mince her words in a message to anyone who ever thought she'd flirted with Bake Off judge Paul Hollywood.
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Image source, Getty ImagesJamie T's gearing up for the release of his brand new EP on Monday 6 April by letting fans hear a couple of the tracks early.
He's streaming Riverbed over on the NME website, external right now. You can also find Marilyn Monroe on YouTube, external.
The EP comes hot on the heels of 2014's acclaimed comeback album Carry On The Grudge.
The Daily Telegraph
The Daily Telegraph has listed 28 of its most critically-maligned programmes of 2015 so far.
Some of the reviews are a little cruel, but kind of funny.
Image source, Sesame StreetEd tweets, external: "Me and the Sesame Street dudes."
Image source, BBC 6 MusicThe Prodigy granted BBC 6 Music's Steve Lamacq exclusive access to Liam Howlett's studio during the making of their new album The Day Is My Enemy.
You can hear Liam play Steve individual elements that make up the new tracks, plus the pair take a trip down memory lane, reminiscing on the band's 25 year career - through the early 90s rave scene and albums like Music for the Jilted Generation and The Fat of the Land.
Image source, Tricia PorterA new exhibition of photographer Tricia Porter's work in Liverpool in the 1970s is going on show at The Bluecoat, Liverpool from Saturday 4 April.
The photos were mainly taken in Toxteth which, just years later, would sees tensions between police and the black community explode in a series of violent riots.
Jason Seiken, the editor-in-chief of Telegraph Media Group (TMG), has announced he's stepping down.
The American, who joined the company from US TV channel PBS in 2013, said he was "proud of how the Telegraph has become a digital leader".
It follows some turbulent times at the British newspaper group - which says Chris Evans will stay on as editor of The Daily Telegraph and director of content.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe teaser trailer, external to a new documentary about Amy Winehouse has been released.
Simply called Amy, it's from from the makers of the amazing documentary Senna, about the late F1 driving champion Ayrton Senna - which attracted great reviews from critics, both F1 fans and non-fans alike.
What do you think about the new trailer?
Image source, APOne of the world's most famous paintings, Gustav Klimt's Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I, is at the heart of the new film Woman in Gold starring Dame Helen Mirren.
It was taken from a prominent Austrian Jewish family by the Nazis in Vienna some 75 years ago and the film chronicles the family's struggle to get it back.
Dame Helen and the film's director Simon Curtis spoke to the BBC's Tom Brooks.
Variety
Image source, APIt's not easy being Mad Men's Don Draper - and it's not easy playing him either according to actor Jon Hamn.
"It's not fun to live in this guy's headspace year after year," says Hamn, who will appear in the final episodes of Season 7 on Sky Atlantic later this month.
"The darkness... It's relentless. And it can be hard on you as a person. I love coming to work; I love the people I work with. But it's been rough."
Some of the significant deaths of the past month including director Walter Grauman and former controller of Radio 1 Derek Chinnery.
Image source, Harper/Geoffrey BlesIt's official - Charlotte's Web has been voted "the greatest children's book of all time".
The poll by BBC Culture saw EB White's 1952 tale triumph over several classic Roald Dahl books, Narnia story The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe by CS Lewis - which came second - and Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are in third.
Critics said Charlotte's Web - about a pig saved from slaughter by a friendly and resourceful spider - was "a masterpiece" with "huge lessons".
