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Ever wondered what Jane Austen would be like on Twitter?

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Kesha’s new album Rainbow is a victory in itself amid a bitter legal conflict

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Spanish TV sport Castell makes the Premier League look like a garden party

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Amat Escalante’s The Untamed – strange pleasures from out of this world

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Edinburgh festival 2017: Big Issue vendors review Cardboard Citizens’ Cathy

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Anna by Niccolò Ammaniti – review

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Book review: Omar Robert Hamilton, The City Always Wins

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Displaced: Game of Thrones actor shines spotlight on homelessness

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Street Art, July 2017

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Shaun Ryder: “Tony Wilson made history”

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Jazz at 100 – the musical force that arguably shaped popular music culture

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A Ghost Story – Casey Affleck and Rooney Mara haunt in a top film of 2017

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Fargo – nuanced and wilfully weird drama still thriving after 21 years

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Book Review: The Answers, Catherine Lacey; Kingdom Cons, Yuri Herrera

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“I don’t care if Morrissey doesn’t like the film”

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Book review: Safe, Ryan Gatiss

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Homeless refugee displays otherworldly portraits in London exhibition

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Annie Hart, Impossible Accomplice – ear-candy with intimacy and feeling

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Morrissey biopic England Is Mine – a quiet portrait of a star’s growing pains

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Arcade Fire, Everything Now – good tunes underwrite OTT conceptual conceit

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