Kate Mossman

In this memoir-cum-manifesto, the author explores the politicised nature of love – and why it seems to elude us.

No city has as flagrant a disregard for its own culture as London.

In A Complete Unknown, director James Mangold and actor Timothée Chalamet present Dylan as an enigma – a mythology favoured by fans, biopics and the singer himself.

Even at 82, an apparent effortlessness powers his set: the 33 songs come short and fast as bullets.

The songs don’t stick, and the fashion is more The Only Way Is Essex than made in Milan.

At 80, the broadcaster reflects on his favourite dictators, being tortured, why Trump is “so distasteful”, and the damage Tony Blair did to the BBC.

This Rough and Rowdy Ways tour, more theatre piece than rock concert, is marked by a new polish.

The venerated producer, who has died at the age of 91, brought a jazz sensibility to pop.

From Here to the Great Unknown – a memoir of life as Elvis’s daughter – is a story of generational trauma.

Rebecca Lucy Taylor’s hit record Prioritise Pleasure was a loud rejection of the status quo. Her next album is “a thawing of my vitriol”.