Entertainment

Dance is one of the most physically demanding forms of entertainment - the performers having to train for hours on end to attain perfection. So why is it still not considered a sport? Every part of a dancers body needs to...

Visit the Pier Head at any time of day, and you will hear a cacophony of sounds - the water lapping against the landing stage at the Gerry Marsden Ferry Terminal, the quiet yet ever-present hum of the chattering...

Liverpool city council is set to approve a £833,000 grant towards the city's TV and film scene in a welcome boost for the region. In alliance with four northern companies - Liverpool Film Office, North East Screen, Screen Manchester, and...

Well, the party certainly arrived in Smithdown this October weekend! A three-day music festival blessed us with its presence, parking itself in multiple different venues along the famous Smithdown Road.  With guaranteed free entry to all participating venues, the student in...

Liverpool Philharmonic celebrates the 15th anniversary of their Music and Health Programme in Liverpool this week. It is National Mental Health Day today, which coincides perfectly with their celebration. The programme is an initiative created to use music to help...

Homotopia Festival is back again for another year of fun and fabulousness. This year 'Gods and Monsters' is the 20th edition of the festival, and is here to help put the spotlight back on the LGBTQ+ community in Liverpool. Homotopia...

MerseyNewsLive TV presenters Jessica McGillivray and Charley Young bring you our round-up of news and sport across the region: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYaHthKiwezVk_b_1eSlKR4aGxZP9YF7b  

It’s safe to say the Liverpool-based DJ DOWD is having a busy and successful year. From hosting a monthly radio show at Melodic Distraction, having an upcoming headline gig in London, presenting ongoing parties at Metrocola, and with numerous festivals lined...

Liverpool is a special place. Everyone will say something to that effect about their home but having recently come here I can say this to be an objective fact. Liverpool is strange in the best way. I’ve lived in Kent for...

Paul O'Grady's unexpected death has rocked the nation. The television icon was 67 years old when he tragically died on the evening of March 28. When given an honorary fellowship at Liverpool John Moores University, Professor Frank Sanderson described O'Grady's life as...