In short, he offers us more promise than we've seen for sixty years.

The most important arts and media stories of the week

SeaWorld, in the same week it welcomed a new baby manatee to its waters, has bowed to pressure and announced it will no longer accept stolen whales from the wild in its world famous parks.

The BBC plans to become an open platform for creativity under the 2016 Charter Renewal

It definitely isn't about 'stealing jobs'

Monday was the close of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2015, and it proved to be bigger than ever!

Wes Craven, legendary director of horror films has died in his home in Los Angeles after a battle with brain cancer.

We are recruiting for new members to join our team as Voice Reporters & Arts Award Activists! But be quick, applications close 14th September at 12pm!

The read it later web service releases a new beta channel, with access to new features

The game streaming powerhouse is the latest to kill off Adobe Flash

Hammond, Clarkson and May will be going online only, starting in 2016