Better Call Saul had to split scene in two after Odenkirk heart attack
The upcoming episode 9 will show the scene during which Odenkirk was taken ill
Trailer for The Weeknd’s HBO series The Idol teases sex and debauchery
The show is produced by The Weeknd, Euphoria’s Sam Levinson and HBO
Roger Waters claims he is more popular than Drake and The Weeknd
‘I have no idea what or who The Weeknd is,’ the Pink Floyd bassist and singer said over the weekend
The most beautiful coffee table books to buy right now
From Arabian leopards to Marilyn’s last shoot, Joe Bromley recommends the most luxurious tomes for the summer
Cynthia Erivo at the BBC Proms - Big sounds kept the crowd happy
The award-winning actor and singer was backed by the BBC Concert Orchestra, not always to positive effect
The First Night of the Proms review: This requiem was a dream
This thrilling performance delivers light and darkness in equal measure
Sam Fender at Finsbury Park gig review: North east love in London
An appreciative crowd beat the heat to bring the vibes to this heart-on-sleeve performance
Adele is making a tell-all documentary letting fans into her life
The intimate documentary will give fans a behind the scenes look into the singer’s life
J-Hope - Jack in the Box review: Rap revival won’t finish BTS off
The first solo album released since K-Pop titans BTS announced a break feels more like a proof of concept
BTS: J-Hope releases solo material with new album Jack in The Box
As the first member of the band to go solo, there was a lot of pressure on J-Hope to get it right
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power new trailer released
Amazon’s trailer introduces audiences to dozens of new characters and storylines
International Busking Day returns to celebrate street performers
Since 2018, International Busking Day has been held at Wembley Park after moving from Trafalgar Square and has helped raise the profile of street performers
Ghetts at Somerset House: a slow burn leading to an explosive finale
Like the rapper’s career, this show started slow and steady, and built to a crescendo
Jack Absolute Flies Again at the National Theatre review: Uproarious
Updating Sheridan’s The Rivals to the Second World War brings the same ungoverned humour as Bean’s One Man, Two Guvnors
What we’re listening to, from Young Fathers to Cosey Fanni Tutti
These are the tunes you need in your life
Lizzo - Special review: This is her world; we’re lucky to live in it
Lizzo’s fourth album feels like a party in your honour from the moment you press play
Mabel - About Last Night…: Catchy and classy but ultimately unoriginal
These songs are fun for a summer fling, but not worthy of a long-term relationship
Metallica hit Billboard charts after Stranger Things finale
The legendary rockers are the latest band to get the Stranger Things boost
Bruce Springsteen announces UK tour dates – the first in six years
There’s just a week to wait until you can get your hands on those coveted tickets
Ultimate summer bangers, as chosen by Shaun Ryder, Alewya and more
We asked artists playing London’s festivals in 2022 to pick the perfect hot-weather playlist
Gallery curator learned of Van Gogh portrait discovery in fish shop
The previously unknown self-portrait of the Dutch artist was found on the back of another painting at the National Galleries of Scotland
Harrison Ford at 80: best film moments from Star Wars to Blade Runner
59 films later and with no sign of stopping, Ford’s birthday marks over five decades in cinema
The Gray Man review: Netflix’s most expensive film yet is a hoot
Ryan Gosling’s laconic assassin squares up to Chris Evan’s smug sociopath and it’s just as much fun as you’d expect
The Railway Children Return: cosy sequel champions the underdog
Taking real-life wartime racial tensions as a backdrop, this otherwise comforting movie is a sweet homage to the classic original
Mabel interview: “I was addicted to people’s validation�?
Ahead of the release of her second album About Last Night, the platinum-selling singer on toxic social media, being afraid and how Harry Styles and Stormzy helped her through
Peaky Blinders: The Rise - immersive experience is a frenetic blast
The attention to detail in this interactive recreation of the hit show is faultless - but there’s just too much stuff to do
Anything Goes at Barbican review: a glittering frippery of escapism
It went, it came back, and it’s still an all-conquering joy
Hungry at Soho Theatre review: powerful food for thought
Chris Bush’s latest show is a thought-provoking tale of sour love and bitter class divide wittily told through the medium of food
Cirque du Soleil at the O2 Arena review: Cirque is defiantly back
Plenty of memorable set pieces with gravity-defying acrobatics
Scream 6 first look: Courteney Cox reprises Gale Weathers role
Courteney Cox has been spotted for the first time on set of the upcoming Scream 6 film
Who is Becky Hill? All there is to know about the Love Island singer
The singer has 21 million monthly listens on Spotify, but her performance left some viewers perplexed
Jitney at the Old Vic review: Tinuke Craig’s new show fairly crackles
Superb performances drive this thrilling slice of history that resonates powerfully today
Amy Winehouse: A decade after her death, should we leave her alone?
Some of Winehouse’s fans are not happy that the singer’s life will be depicted on the big screen again
Arlo Parks at Somerset House review: Ecstatic to be on home soil
After a disconnected first half, the singer and her backing band let loose to ensure her melodies would bounce around fans’ heads for days
Children’s authors on why The Railway Children is an enduring classic
As the long-awaited sequel to The Railway Children hits cinemas, we ask a panel of children’s authors what they think about the original film and book
The Princess review: Reveals the truths hiding in plain sight
The Diana we meet over the course of the movie seems formidable, brave and vulnerable
Minions: The Rise of Gru: The minions are more appealing than ever
This new film easily outshines the second and third instalments of the series
Phoenix Nights is crowned by Twitter as one of the best series ever
Peter Kay and Ricky Gervais stayed quiet as Twitter decided which show should win
The Baby review: Little nuance, but surprisingly good fun
The potential scariness of this demon-baby gets buried under too many ideas