Sarah J Maas’s blockbuster series is full of brutal wars, scheming faeries and spicy sex scenes. Now the sixth book in the saga is breaking sales records – and dividing opinion. What’s the appeal? And is the latest novel actually any good?

The Duchess of Sussex has made her first public appearance since her father was charged with possession of child sex abuse material.

Jemima Goldsmith, the ex-girlfriend of Russell Brand, has accused him of “violence, coercive control and abuse” while the two were together.

Kim Kardashian’s Skims is offering customers refunds for its $148 (£110) advent calendar which has been widely criticised on social media.

David Walliams has been accused of grooming young fans and harassing women in the workplace, after failing to stop the Guardian and ITN publishing claims against him.

Orthodox Jewish women in Budapest held a “Kosher & Chic” Fashion Show on Sunday to challenge stereotypes and to ​show that dressing modestly and according to the rules ‌of their religion doesn’t mean “having to give up who you are.”

Actor and filmmaker Jordan Firstman wanted his directorial debut, “Club Kid”, to reveal a side of himself audiences had not seen before.

French luxury group Kering (PRTP.PA), opens new tab on Thursday announced ​the departure of Balenciaga creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli ‌after less than 16 months, the latest leadership change at the Gucci-owner which is seeking to reverse years of falling sales.

Twelve South Korean industry groups warned on Wednesday that the country’s television drama production base was at risk and called on the government to set up a 1 trillion won ($746 million) ​investment fund to support production of Korean dramas, known as K-dramas.

Singer Harry Styles, who recently completed a 30-show residency at Madison Square Garden in New York, ​thought prices for coffee in the city were some ‌of the spookiest things he saw around Halloween.

Quinta Brunson wants to set the record straight about the animated Warner Bros. film “The Cat in the Hat”: kids still read the ​classic Dr. Seuss story in schools.

The British actor Malcolm McDowell has spent more than six decades playing rebels, villains, outsiders and authority figures.