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Big Issue founder John Bird’s debut novel optioned for screen adaptation

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Sir Ian McKellen on stage fall, rights and why he’s ‘the last of the lucky generation’

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Oasis tickets row highlights how music fans are ‘taken advantage of’ amid a cost of living crisis

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Blood Like Mine by Stuart Neville review – a vampire story like no other

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End of the Road festival review – a beautifully-curated feast for music lovers

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Extremophile by Ian Green review – an anarchic and grimy power all of its own

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Sir Ian McKellen: ‘They better be quick if they want me to play Gandalf again!’

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Letter To My Younger Self

The Chase star Paul Sinha on his Parkinson’s battle: ‘I’ve got a life to live’

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Top 5 books by freedom fighters chosen by French-Algerian author Xavier Le Clerc

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How letters from a 15th-century housewife unlock secrets of a forgotten England

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Oedipus Rex and the emerging trend of operas using a mix of amateur and pro voices

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Prisoner turned actor Clarence Maclin on life inside Sing Sing – and starring in a film based on it

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Arnie said he’d be back… How The Terminator and other classics are taking over cinemas – again

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The Echoes by Evie Wyld review – exquisite and frustrating

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Bluff by Danez Smith review – defiant poetry of protest

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The Chase’s Paul Sinha: ‘My mum found out I was gay through an act of emotional sabotage’

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Top 5 great books given really great film adaptations – chosen by screenplay writer Moira Buffini

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Hip-hop pioneers Kneecap on peace, Super Noodles and bringing Irish into the modern day

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Nick Cave on wild swimming, sons’ deaths and why a broken world can be beautiful at the same time

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The Salt Flats by Rachelle Atalla review – risk-taking and unsettling speculative fiction

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