Bushwick, Brooklyn: Rising rents, all-nighters and ‘crazy-ass outfits’ in the US’s most exciting neighborhood

The largely Latino neighborhood has become known as the home of New York’s young and reckless creative class. Now it sits at a crossroads

From Mickey 17 to Lady Gaga: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment

Robert Pattinson is beside himself in Bong Joon Ho’s new sci-fi satire, and the subversive pop queen goes back to basics on her new album

US country singer says If You Hadn’t Been There is tribute to her husband of nearly 60 years, who died this week

What you see is what you get with intimate and honest documentary about east London singer-songwriter Hak Baker

The Brutalist composer Daniel Blumberg mentioned the experimental music space in his acceptance speech

The star of new thriller Paradise loves musicals and feels mild shame at enjoying Vengaboys. But which star made him realise he could sing?

Prolific musician, producer and film score composer died in November at age of 91

Sole previous scoring credit on a full-length film for the singer, guitar player and visual artist is The World to Come

Warren, 68, lost out to the song El Mal from Emilia Pérez

Pamela Anderson dazzles in a new Vegas drama, and the Taylor-supporting soft-pop practitioner gets ready for some arena-sized gigs

Iconic performance amid Roman antiquity has been restored from original negatives, with a soundtrack newly mixed by prog star Steven Wilson

Historian David Olusoga sheds light on Hezekiah Moscow, a mysterious migrant seeking a better life in Victorian London. Plus, my suya obsession

Exclusive: partial climbdown over use of work protected by copyright considered after intense lobbying by top artists

Drummer, bandleader and composer who was a leading figure in the world of postwar British jazz

Recordings of empty studios represent impact on musicians of UK’s plans to let AI train on their work without permission