Pop and television star Lee Ryan will be dusting off his dancing shoes for a brand new E4 competition show.

TV star Claudia Winkleman is swapping Strictly for the stage with her first theatre tour.

Eight artists in a popular television series will tackle the stunning scenes of a Kent seaside town in this week's episode.

Entertainer Julian Clary and actor Matthew Kelly talk touring, lockdown and taking on two of the most coveted actors' roles in theatre here in Kent.

Business partners from Kent are hoping to take Dragon's Den by storm with their business Camp Wildfire.

Nigel Havers will star in his first Noel Coward show, with his own production company, at a Kent theatre this week.

Russian princess Olga Romanoff is set to stun viewers of new TV show Keeping Up With The Aristocrats with her thoughts of her ideal man.

If your walks need some extra interest, try looking for blue plaques to famous folk near you. We highlight some of the big names remembered in Kent.

The world premiere of the stage adaptation of Dan Brown's bestseller The Da Vinci Code opens in one of county's theatres this week.

We learn the secrets behind entertainer Michael Crawford's most daring stunt as Frank Spencer on Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em.

We all love a festive TV special at Christmas and this year two prime-time slots are filled with shows filmed in Kent.

A small art gallery on the Kent coast was inundated with submissions for its latest exhibition, including from a famous actor and renowned artists.

Award-winning panto production company Evolution is staging its first show at a Kent theatre this year, with Shirley from Strictly. Here's our review:

Kent actress Rose Ayling-Ellis has won the Strictly Come Dancing final with her partner Giovanni Pernice.

Rose Ayling-Ellis will take to the dance floor for one last time in the Strictly Come Dancing final.

Strictly judge Shirley Ballas is ready to take on the audience as a baddie in panto in Kent. We talk to her and round up all the pantos this year.

Legendary DJ Greg Edwards is hanging up his decks - besides some specials outside the UK - but not before he has one last show in a Kent town.

After streaming to an empty theatre last year, the county's biggest panto is back. But does it still cut it after a year away from live audiences?

Actor Phil Goldacre lost both his legs from sepsis and diabetes but is in demand more than ever as TV companies seek him out for disabled roles.

A TV producer has returned to her home town to shoot her latest hit series.