Arts

The Meg pits Jason Statham against a 70ft prehistoric shark that travels up from the hidden depths of the Mariana Trench when rescue divers create a break in a freezing underwater barrier, writes Natalie Stendall.

If you have ever wandered the streets of Buxton and wondered how its magnificent streetscape was formed over the centuries, a new book has been published this week which might answer all those questions.

Elvis Presley’s legendary ’68 Comeback Special will hit the big screen in celebration of its 50th anniversary.

It can only be a sign of desperation in Ant-Man And The Wasp when the writers throw in not one, not two but three sets of villains for a super-hero to foil, writes Natalie Stendall.

Heart-warming animated tale Sgt Stubby is bounding into Chesterfield’s Cineworld cinema on Friday, August 10.

A cult classic movie is bouncing back onto screens to mark its 30th anniversary.

Buxton Museum and Art Gallery is celebrating 125 years of welcoming visitors through its doors with the unveiling of a new exhibition.

Tideswell rode the heatwave all through its annual wakes week celebrations, as residents and visitors took to the streets and the skies.

Heritage rail volunteer groups will hold a special event this weekend to mark 50 years since the Matlock to Buxton line was closed.

Bonds of a historic friendship which spans the English Channel were reaffirmed last month, as the towns of Buxton and Oignies celebrated a half-century of twinning.

Derbyshire families are being invited to apply to appear on a family version of hit quiz show The Chase.

Renowned Matlock wildlife artist, environmentalist and television personality Pollyanna Pickering died last week following a short illness.

A cigar butt once smoked by Winston Churchill is to be sold at auction by the Belper man whose father received it as a treasured gift.

Sir Ken Dodd, one of the last music hall entertainers has died at the age of 90, just two days after marrying his long-term partner, Anne Jones.

Triple BAFTA winning film The Shape of Water will have a six-day run at a Derbyshire venue.

National Theatre Live presented a recorded live streaming of Tennessee Williams’ 1955 masterpiece ‘Cat on a Hot Tin Roof’ at the Pavilion Arts Centre, Buxton.

An extremely rare lunar event called the “super blue blood Moon” has dazzled astronomers and skywatchers around the world.

Part drama part crime caper, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is a magnificent and eccentric blend of realism and absurdity. From Martin McDonagh, writer director of In Bruges and Seven Psychopaths, it’s already tipped for Oscar success with nine nominations at this year’s BAFTAs and four wins at the Golden Globes already in the bag.