Entertainment news round-up: 24-30 June

A look back at some of the top entertainment stories over the past seven days.

Radiohead headlined the first night of the Glastonbury festival with an "absorbing, challenging and achingly beautiful" set that was "typically Radiohead" according to BBC Music reporter Mark Savage.

• Radiohead mesmerise Glastonbury with a wayward but compelling set

On the last day of Glastonbury it was time for something completely different as Barry Gibb performed Bee Gees classics in the festival's coveted "legend spot".

• Barry Gibb brings Glastonbury to its feet

This week saw the 20th anniversary of the first Harry Potter book's publication. We looked at the way the boy wizard has cast a spell on the cultural landscape over the last two decades.

• Harry Potter: How the boy wizard enchanted the world

Former Top Gear presenter Richard Hammond opened up about how he thought he was going to die when he crashed a car earlier this month.

• Richard Hammond recalls horror crash: I thought I was going to die

Marmalade sandwiches were raised in tribute to Michael Bond, the creator of beloved children's character Paddington Bear, who died at the age of 91.

• Paddington Bear creator Michael Bond dies

Adele paid tribute to the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire at her Wembley Stadium concert on Wednesday and encouraged fans to donate money to help survivors.

• Adele pays tribute to Grenfell victims at Wembley Stadium show

"Real" people took to a catwalk in Manchester's city centre for a live "self-portrait of the city" - an idea dreamed up by artist Jeremy Deller.

• A catwalk show with real people instead of models

L to R: Radio 1 DJs Greg James, Annie Mac and Clara Amfo

Radio One controller Ben Cooper admitted to being concerned about recruiting new talented presenters, saying "it's really weird how it's getting harder."

• Radio 1: Why is the station struggling to find new DJs?

Emma Watson has one and so does Reese Witherspoon. But are celebrity book clubs a great thing for reading? We looked under the cover.

• Celebrity book clubs: Page turner or dust collector?

Eurovision Song Contest bosses said they were fining Ukraine over its organisation of this year's competition in Kiev, whose problems included a stage invasion during a performance by the previous year's winner.

• Eurovision: Ukraine facing fine over Russia row