Michael Mosley - Just One Thing will be on screens this October for a special two-part series that will celebrate the life and legacy of the late science broadcaster and programme maker ...

Roger Federer is a Swiss professional tennis player who turned professional in 1998. He has held the World No. 1 spot in the ATP rankings for a record of 310 weeks total including a record of 237 ...

Dr Clare Bailey Mosley, wife of the late Dr Michael Mosley, says few people know about pearl barley, despite it having a number of health benefits. Pearl barley is simply barely that has had all ...

The British rock band member opened up about his new album "Luck and Strange" and the strange circumstances surrounding his relationship with Pink Floyd bassist Roger Waters, saying he would never ...

There isn’t much music in “Things Will Be Different.” Maybe ninety percent of it unfolds with natural sound, i.e., whatever sounds naturally occur where the characters happen to be, whether in a musty ...

Once upon a time, it wasn’t just the Grand Slams that were five sets. The Rome Masters – now the Italian Open – brought together a dominant mid-twentysomething Roger Federer and a teenage Rafael Nadal ...

David Gilmour has firmly rejected the idea he will ever again share a stage with his former Pink Floyd bandmate Roger Waters, saying: “I tend to steer clear of people who actively support ...

If you’re looking for Joel Grey as The Emcee and a traditional take on the musical “Cabaret,” opening Thursday at Minnesota State University, you won’t find it. Instead, the role made ...

Pink Floyd just sold their catalog and name/likeness rights to Sony for several Scrooge McDuck vaults worth of money, which theoretically ends the dispute between David Gilmour and Roger Waters ...

Race fans will have the opportunity to watch actor Keanu Reeves make his professional auto racing debut during this weekend's events leading up to the Indianapolis 8 Hour. The "John Wick" actor will ...

David Gilmour shut down the notion that he’d ever perform with former Pink Floyd bandmate Roger Waters again, citing the singer’s notoriously polarizing political views. “Absolutely not.

David Gilmour has vowed that he will “absolutely not” ever perform with his former Pink Floyd bandmate Roger Waters again. In a new interview with The Guardian, the ‘Wish You Were Here ...