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Dirk Bogarde’s Victim helped to bring homosexuality out of the shadows

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GLOW – a stupid, brilliant, feel good romp through the glorious 1980s

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Lana Del Rey, Liam Gallagher and Arcade Fire – best of the rest of 2017

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How to get into reading | Damon Young

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How to have a Famous Five summer

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Harry Styles interview: Dunkirk, power and politics

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Christian O’Connell: “When my dog died I sprinkled his ashes there…”

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Martin Creed: The double-edge sword of ‘switching off’

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Robin Ince: Kathy Burke’s A Good Read on Radio 4 drove me down the library

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David Lynch: The Art of Life – review

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Best summer books for young readers

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Naomi Klein, John Niven, Naoki Higashida and more – The best summer reading

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Mary J Blige: “My rebelliousness really messed up my education”

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Phil Spencer: “These families are homeless, and there are no shortcuts”

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London street art project aims to capture forgotten homeless voices

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New documentary shows how Nightstop helps young people facing homelessness

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Film Review: The Midwife – pedestrian drama saved by French cinema legend

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TV Review: Count Arthur Strong – tears in your eyes funny

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Music Review: Haim, Something to Tell You – festival headliners or bust

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Mark Beaumont: Cycling around the world in 80 days

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