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A Certain Hunger by Chelsea G Summers: a delve inside the mind of a monster

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Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow review: A friendship tale that straddles Shakespeare and gaming

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Gabriel Byrne: ‘Leonard Cohen has been a soundtrack to my life’

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Raja Shehadeh: We weren’t close in life, but in researching my father I finally understand him

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This is Gwar review: ‘A goofy, goopy assault on the senses’

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Big Issue vendor performs at theatre he usually sells outside

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BP-sponsored British Museum forced to close early because of heatwave

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Willa Fitzgerald on her Watergate thriller 18½: ‘We live in a very different political atmosphere’

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How Herbert Ponting captured Scott’s doomed Antarctic expedition

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Peter Cushing’s Dr Who movies regenerated for a new audience

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Rainn Wilson on the meaning of life, America and the ‘gratifying’ legacy of The Office

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Books about jazz you need to read

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Why I created a book full of weird and wonderful images I found in online archives

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Six things we learned from Phoebe Bridgers live at Glasgow Barrowland

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Elvis review: The paradox of American myth-making

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Yoga by Emmanuel Carrère review: An intriguing journey with a uniquely inventive writer

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The Lost Girls: ‘This movie represents my own process of growing up’

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Good Luck to You, Leo Grande is a radical reminder that older women are sexual beings

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Lightyear: Astronaut Tim Peake reveals five things films get right about space

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Everything Went Fine: A right-to-die story that’s strangely life-affirming

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