Updated : 15/07/2020

Arts Telegraph 15/07/2020 04:48:18 AM Farewell to Kerrang!, the lone champion of working-class metalheads The rock bible fought for the bands other music weeklies ignored, then outlasted and outsold them all. One writer recalls the glory days Coronavirus, JK Rowling, and Johnny Depp: how Fantastic Beasts 3 became Hollywood's most toxic movie Led Zeppelin's 'wounded pit bull': the terrifying, tragic talent of John Bonham Jack Thorne on the horrors of National Treasure: ‘I'm still haunted by the things I was told’ The Government’s bailout for the arts won’t help me Kelly Preston was more than a male fantasy – 1990s Hollywood let her down The actress, who has died aged 57, wasn't just John Travolta's wife and a sex icon. At her best on-screen, she was both brilliant and unique Let’s call literary ‘re-imaginings’ what they really are – theft New versions of novels by Nancy Mitford and Mary McCarthy are egotistical projects and sadly typical of our times Alan Bennett's joyful humour hasn't dated in the least – so why did Talking Heads feel so nostalgic? It's strange how the sight of a bottle of washing-up liquid can bring back such fond memories Victoria Coren Mitchell I miss the old Johnny Depp The troubled actor was once a charismatic eccentric who played oddballs with rare aplomb. Where did it all go wrong? Utopia Avenue by David Mitchell review: visceral time travel back to the Swinging Sixties Barmy Britain, review: 'I'd rather submit to the rack than watch this again' Sex Robots and Vegan Meat by Jenny Kleeman, review: is science out of moral control? Small Pleasures by Clare Chambers, review: one virgin birth was a mystery, two seems odd ByFrancesca Carington Mary Trump memoir: this tale of young Donald reads like a politically-motivated hatchet job The History of Magic by Chris Gosden, review: why we haven’t given up on magical thinking JK Rowling’s treatment is a grim sign of how Twitter mobs have poisoned our cultural life Arts institutions everywhere are set against freedom of speech. A little-known controversy at a London gallery shows where the rot began Twitter's 'cancellation' of Jodie Comer is about as fair as the Salem witch trials The Killing Eve star's character is being assassinated by baseless gossip and blinkered, misogynistic mob justice Identity politics are the biggest threat to culture of our age Our cultural leaders are in thrall to a dangerous ideology, warns Ben Lawrence The arts have been bailed out – time to drop the woke agenda and focus on entertainment The Governments announcement is welcome, but the devil is in the detail and beware the usual tedious knee-jerk complaints Led Zeppelin's 'wounded pit bull': the terrifying, tragic talent of John Bonham Inside the tour that almost broke Iron Maiden: 'We all went barking mad' From Elvis Presley to Patti Smith and The Stones, rock music is built on racism: why don't we care?  'You naughty boys': how David Bowie was tricked into playing Glastonbury 2000 'We assumed she'd be a nightmare': how the Pet Shop Boys salvaged Dusty Springfield's Reputation Who killed Pono? Inside Neil Young's digital music disaster What’s on TV tonight: Once Upon a Time in Iraq, Being Beethoven and more Your complete guide to the week's television, films and sport, across terrestrial and digital platforms Mel Gibson's war atrocity: how The Patriot whitewashed history and demonised the British Inflatable pilots, inappropriate jokes and ‘jive talk’: the madcap making of Airplane! A heist for the history books: how true was Kelly's Heroes? The making of The Lost Boys: 'It was insane – like a non-stop rave' Raquel Welch's sex-change calamity: the making of Myra Breckinridge, the worst movie of all time 'Hitchcock would have liked it': why Psycho II wasn't such a crazy idea after all Glee was a tone-deaf horror show – but Naya Rivera made it sing The actress, who has died aged 33, was edged out of Glee amid reports of in-fighting but, in reality, she was its secret golden girl Once Upon a Time in Iraq, review: Anger and sadness as Iraqis tell the story of their nation Shalom Brune-Franklin: Britain’s brightest young star on going from council flat to 'new Game of Thrones' The weekend’s TV: what Telegraph reviewers thought of Imagine: This House is Full of Music, and more Who is the real Amber Heard? Johnny Depp is no enigma, but what about his ex-wife? Leaf Arbuthnot recalls a peculiar encounter with Heard from 2018 What to expect from a Covid-safe cinema trip - and the best movies to watch ByTelegraph Reporters 13 Jul 2020, 3:58pm Kelly Preston was more than a male fantasy – 1990s Hollywood let her down Jerry Maguire star Kelly Preston dies aged 57 Let’s call literary ‘re-imaginings’ what they really are – theft New versions of novels by Nancy Mitford and Mary McCarthy are egotistical projects and sadly typical of our times Utopia Avenue by David Mitchell review: visceral time travel back to the Swinging Sixties Are road regulations turning us into less competent drivers? Sex Robots and Vegan Meat by Jenny Kleeman, review: is science out of moral control? Anish Kapoor at Houghton Hall, review: abstract sculpture without the bluster Anyone for a radium-and-tonic? How Britain fell in love with radioactive goods Khadija Saye, in this space we breathe, review: haunting images by the young artist who died in the Grenfell Tower fire  The Government refuses to take British comedy seriously – and now it’s dying The Drive-in Club, Brent Cross Shopping Centre, review: the best you can expect from watching comedy in a car park in the rain Female comedians have a WhatsApp blacklist of predatory men. It's time for our MeToo moment Chuck D of Public Enemy: ‘The presidency aged Obama – what will it do to Biden?’ The best open air concerts and drive-in gigs to enjoy socially distanced live music outdoors Tom Meighan’s football-terrace machismo didn’t belong in Kasabian – and it has no place in rock Barmy Britain, review: 'I'd rather submit to the rack than watch this again' The Crucible: the play that warned us about ‘cancel culture’ Hollywood's king of mean: the bald truth about Yul Brynner The best open air concerts and drive-in gigs to enjoy socially distanced live music outdoors Arts unlocked: 100 fun things to do this summer The Government’s bailout for the arts won’t help me What is a podcast and where can I find the best ones to listen to? Camilla proved that the royals are right at home on the radio Despite opening with an agenda-grabbing Boris Johnson interview, Times Radio's launch was a cosy affair Advertisement Glee was a tone-deaf horror show – but Naya Rivera made it sing The actress, who has died aged 33, was edged out of Glee amid reports of in-fighting but, in reality, she was its secret golden girl Once Upon a Time in Iraq, review: Anger and sadness as Iraqis tell the story of their nation Kelly Preston was more than a male fantasy – 1990s Hollywood let her down The actress, who has died aged 57, wasn't just John Travolta's wife and a sex icon. At her best on-screen, she was both brilliant and unique Chuck D of Public Enemy: ‘The presidency aged Obama – what will it do to Biden?’ The hip-hop pioneer talks about the ongoing protests in America, the forthcoming presidential election and how to face down the KKK Let’s call literary ‘re-imaginings’ what they really are – theft New versions of novels by Nancy Mitford and Mary McCarthy are egotistical projects and sadly typical of our times What is a podcast and where can I find the best ones to listen to? A step-by-step guide to joining the seven million Britons listening to on-demand audio each week ByTheodora Louloudis 13 Jul 2020, 10:26am Jerry Maguire star Kelly Preston dies aged 57 The actress was known for her roles in 1990s hits Twins and Space Camp, and her marriage to John Travolta Shalom Brune-Franklin: Britain’s brightest young star on going from council flat to 'new Game of Thrones' The actress talks Frank Millers Netflix fantasy Cursed, whether Channel 4 was too soft on IS recruits and why she won't abandon Australia Royal Shakespeare Company Syndication and Commissioning Terms and Conditions adblocking instructions page.

Daily Mail 15/07/2020 04:46:43 AM Chrissie Hynde still sings like a dream: After half an hour Hate For Sale is all over, leaving you with a powerful urge to see The Pretenders live  257 shares The Pretenders album review: Chrissie Hynde still sings like a dream FICTION REVIEWS: From Emma Straub's spry and satisfying tale to Ask Me Anything by P. Z. Reizin, this week's best new fiction  1 share Book reviews: This week's best new fiction PODCASTS: From Julie Andrews' new podcast, Julie's Library to This American Life, Doing It Right & Scarlett Moffatt Wants To Believe, this week's top podcasts 1 share The top podcasts to listen to this week NON-FICTION: Fat Cow, Fat Chance by Jenni Murray should be in every school as a warning to girls - and boys - not to waste their lives obsessing over food 2 shares Fat Cow, Fat Chance review: This book should be in every school CRAIG BROWN: A richly evocative celebration of summers when children were free to roam, make mischief... and even be bored 28 shares CRAIG BROWN: A perfect little book on how school holidays used to be DEBORAH ROSS: Just as gripping as the last thriller I can't remember! The Secrets She Keeps hooks you in but is forgettable PIERS MORGAN: If I'd known the killjoys would rage at one sip of beer, I'd have downed my pint in one Eight people complained to Ofcom OLLY SMITH: Sip great summery scented wines for under ten quid: It turns out, pouring something great value in the here and now is far more satisfying 18 shares OLLY SMITH: Great summery scented wines for under ten quid Pure, not prissy: Indian at its best 8 shares TOM PARKER BOWLES: Modern Indian cooking at its best Sip great summery scented wines for under ten quid: It turns out, pouring something great value in the here and now is far more satisfying 18 shares OLLY SMITH: Great summery scented wines for under ten quid Despite the fact that we're now confined to the home with our mad toddlers, there is one upside: children these days have plenty of apps and games to keep us all occupied 1 share ROB WAUGH: Games that are ideal for the self-isolating parent If I'd known the killjoys would rage at one sip of beer, I'd have downed my pint in one 6 shares Piers Morgan triggers the killjoys by sipping a pint on GMB From Tom Hanks in Greyhound to Cate Blanchett's Stateless and Helen McCrory in The Deep Blue Sea, the best on demand TV to watch this week 31 shares The best on demand TV to watch this week The Haims bring the smooth harmonies of all the great sibling acts from the Andrews Sisters to the Bee Gees in Women In Music Pt III  9 shares Haim album review: Smooth harmonies of all the great sibling acts NON-FICTION REVIEWS: Miss Aluminium by Susanna Moore is a different order of achievement entirely, both in its scalding honesty and its sly, watchful humour  3 shares Miss Aluminium review: Scalding honesty and sly, watchful humour  NON-FICTION: Chris Gosden takes us through the magical nooks and crannies of thousands of years in his vast and transformational The History Of Magic  2 shares The History Of Magic review: Vast and transformational FICTION REVIEWS: From Jasper Fforde's serious-minded comedy to Utopia Avenue by David Mitchell, Clare Chambers' latest and a smart read by Sabine Durrant, this week's best new fiction  1 share Book reviews: This week's best new fiction

Independent 15/07/2020 04:48:18 AM Theatre & dance How TV shows are transforming an industry rife with exploitation Aaaaaay-o! Aaaaaay-o! Why Live Aid was the greatest show of all Mutant misery: How the X-Men franchise lost its superpowers How London became an empty playground for the global elite Once Upon a Time in Iraq gives voice to those in the Iraq War Where should we stand on Lin-Manuel Miranda’s hit musical Hamilton? Copaganda: Why film and TV portrayals of the police are under fire Katori Hall on P-Valley: ‘The stripping world is complicated’ Nadine Shah: ‘I didn’t know what gaslighting was’ Jessica Hynes interview: ‘No one cares about me, I’m just an old fart' Apple TV+’s musical comedy Little Voice hits the same old dreary notes SCOOB! makes the live-action Scooby-Doo films look good Jason Flemyng: ‘Most actors I know have mental health problems’ Almost Famous at 20, by the stars and director who made it Body found in lake is Naya Rivera, police say Chance the Rapper says he trusts Kanye West more than Joe Biden Nick Cordero's wife Amanda Kloots opens up about 'beautiful' memorial Line of Duty ‘to resume filming’ next month Glee stars urge fans to stop ‘judging’ actors for Naya Rivera silence Scooby-Doo writer says ‘explicitly gay’ Velma was ‘watered down’ Chiwetel Ejiofor compares Michael Gove’s Empire views to ‘propaganda’ Miriam Margolyes says JK Rowling’s trans views are ‘conservative’ The 40 best books to read during lockdown The 40 best albums to listen to in lockdown The 35 best films to watch while you’re self-isolating The best video games to play during lockdown 15 best podcasts to listen to while you’re in lockdown A guide to all the Disney+ original content The 30 best original films to watch on Netflix, ranked The 25 best original TV shows to watch on Amazon Prime The 50 best original TV shows to watch on Netflix UK The 40 best films of the decade The 50 best albums of the decade The 30 best TV shows of the decade Dave star GaTa: ‘I didn’t want people to know I’m bipolar' Normal People’s Paul Mescal on mental health, sex scenes and love Niamh Algar: ‘I’m well able to look after myself’ Kelvin Harrison Jr on black excellence, police brutality and Trump Kill Bill star wants Zendaya to play her daughter in third movie Richard Curtis among 83 millionaires demanding higher tax rates Cinemas face ‘existential’ threat from coronavirus without new movies Winona Ryder to testify that Johnny Depp was ‘never violent’ to her Breaking Bad star Giancarlo Esposito says he’s ‘likely’ to join Marvel Netflix users tear into The Old Guard for its 'cringeworthy' music Naya Rivera death: Jane Lynch and Kathy Griffin lead tributes Police say body found in Lake Piru is Naya Rivera Body found at lake where Glee star Naya Rivera disappeared 30 Rock reveals first look at reunion episode BBC Children in Need matches Stormzy’s £10m racial equality pledge Big Bang Theory’s Sheldon Cooper had to be less ‘annoying’ in spin-off US rapper Lil Marlo dead after being shot in his car in Atlanta John Travolta and Josh Gad lead tributes as Kelly Preston dies Son of Lisa Marie Presley and grandson of Elvis dead at 27 Will.i.am criticises Kanye West’s ‘dangerous’ presidential bid Great White apologise after playing concert to maskless crowd Kelly Preston, actor and wife of John Travolta, dies aged 57 Fairport Convention singer Judy Dyble dies, aged 71 Theatre & Dance Nick Cordero’s fundraising page raises over $900k for family Criticism of Hamilton is ‘valid’, Lin-Manuel Miranda says Netflix donates £500,000 to Sam Mendes’s theatre support fund Florence Pugh and Lin-Manuel Miranda lead tributes to Nick Cordero

Guardian 15/07/2020 04:48:20 AM Get our Staying in email Once Upon a Time in Iraq A gripping, harrowing masterpiece 'No one is pure evil' The documentary bringing a human face to the Iraq war A gripping, harrowing masterpiece Naya Rivera Glee actor found dead after drowning in California lake Glee actor found dead after drowning in California lake Ready viewer one From God of War to Red Dead, the games that deserve a TV show From God of War to Red Dead, the games that deserve a TV show How we made The Nolan Sisters on I’m In the Mood For Dancing The Nolan Sisters on I’m In the Mood For Dancing 'I haven’t had a drink since I started' How theatre got me off the streets How theatre got me off the streets Naomi Klein We must not return to the pre-Covid status quo, only worse We must not return to the pre-Covid status quo, only worse Kelly Preston A classy actor who graduated from teen-movie roles to darker and funnier parts A classy actor who graduated from teen-movie roles to darker and funnier parts Women speak out about Warren Ellis Full and informed consent was impossible Full and informed consent was impossible Staying In: sign up for our home entertainment email Lockdown listening Classical music and opera to stream at home Classical music and opera to stream at home The great British art quiz Why is Andromeda waiting for her man? Why is Andromeda waiting for her man? Hottest front-room seats The best theatre and dance to watch online The best theatre and dance to watch online This week's home entertainment From The Plot Against America to Imagine From The Plot Against America to Imagine My streaming gem Why you should watch Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham Why you should watch Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham The great British art quiz What connects performing pigeons with this painting?