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The evergreen rockstar rages again with Post Pop Depression

A round-up of the critically-acclaimed but poorly-named

DB Weiss and David Benioff say they've put enough clues in there to work it out

On his 90th birthday, the rock legend announces a new album—his first in 38 years

From Margot Robbie's turn in I, Tonya to Richard Attenborough's brilliant Gandhi

‘The Philosophy of Modern Song’ is, as a title, almost entirely untrue. But the work is revealing nonetheless.

Brett Morgen’s David Bowie tribute puts other music docs to shame

Wrong height. Wrong ethnicity. Wrong sex

And do they stand a chance at the old guard-favouring award ceremonies?

He's also reportedly run out of money

The latest addition to the Bootleg Series shines a light on the singer-songwriter's most divisive musical period

Pretty much everyone's a suspect

Yes, of course they're all pre-season eight. What do you take us for?

It was a poignant way to address the tragedy of her loss

Comedy these days is an intensely personal art form. Many stand-ups credit one man for the shift: Alan Lefkowitz, the hardass, career-saving therapist they all, yes, share.

Revisiting our November interview with the star of the Oscar-nominated 'Her'

He is regarded as one of his generation’s most gifted screen actors, if not the best of all, as well as one of Hollywood’s most singular stars

In 1968, when Stanley Booth sought out the King, Elvis was a husband and father, his pelvis calmer, and sideburns shorter—but he found absolutely no change of heart

From rap to pop and hip-hop to electronic, the best releases of the year

We round up the most exciting projects arriving in the year ahead

The action will jump back to the Sixties, and will be set around the time of the Newark riots

More Clooney, less Castaway

With classics from every decade including Heat, Layer Cake and The Town

On being bald

As Hollywood readies a major new biopic, Mick Brown considers the most enduring pop immortal of them all