J-pop giant Johnny Kitagawa dies aged 87
Boy band hitmaker behind SMAP and Arashi helped shape Japanese music scene
Boy band hitmaker behind SMAP and Arashi helped shape Japanese music scene
The Canadian singer's new series examines the events that shape and change us
Traditional dynamics of music industry remain despite transition to streaming
The Chinese dissident artist is having to tread carefully now that his real identity is known to the authorities
With guest star Patrice Rushen, the set mixed reworked jazz classics and gripping originals
The singer has embarked on a new direction, with a starry cast of guests including Khalid, 50 Cent, Eminem and Dave
Old grievances arise when Penélope Cruz's daughter gets kidnapped; a Swedish customs official has a unique ability to sniff out crime
The album spans traditional songs and new compositions from Greece, Turkey and beyond
With an authentic Spanish feel, the US pianist's new ensemble wears its influences on its sleeve
This disc features violinist Maxim Vengerov and is packed with orchestral colour
The former Silver Jews frontman returns with a new band, but the album never really takes off
Though it may be livelier than its predecessors, the Californian's third album fails to engage
The images are of a seemingly candid moment of a quintessential small-town summer in Massachusetts
The remote Californian retreat is among conspiracy theorists' 'greatest hits'
'I haven't accomplished 95% of what's in my head'
On a trip to the British Museum, the comedian explains why Anglo-Saxon history fascinates him " and why it pays to engage with hecklers
Items can be beautiful and useful at the same time
Winners of the forward-looking craft prize can command high prices
The Argentine artists exhibit their power to unnerve in two shows at New York's New Museum
Appointment is latest in overhaul of media group's management
In the Illinois-raised singer's third album, songs treat problems as remedies in disguise
A film-maker travels to so-called 're-education centres' where reports of torture abound
An eclectic exhibition in Warwickshire lifts the lid on Britains's favourite brew
Cameras go behind the scenes of Facebook HQ in the year of the Cambridge Analytica scandal
The Chic founder on his hits, his origins and why dance music is at the heart of his Meltdown festival