Television: What really comes across in this well-intentioned documentary is the Friends star’s loneliness

Singer wanted The Hounds of Love album to draw on her Irish heritage, which led her to Dublin and a lifelong friendship with Lunny

The band’s operatic rock is made for our era of reduced attention spans, pivoting from punk to prog and back with such feral joy that you can’t not pay attention

Review: The avant-garde R&B singer embodies the genre-blurring ethos of a line-up that also features Nashpaints, Shampain, Voice Actor and Proc Fiskal

Television: This third season bobs along in a pleasant middlebrow haze, with no sense that anything is ever at stake

Television: No punches pulled as connection is drawn between Nazi dehumanisation of disability and modern day demonisation of disabled people as ‘benefits scroungers’

Faux-trad diddly-dee muzak, the strategic deployment of the word “feck” and jokes about the Irish and their quirky patois

Warring egos, studio shenanigans and bad blood taken to the grave: after a turbulent career, the band are bringing their farewell tour to Ireland

Liam Gallagher has accused Fontaines DC of ‘not being good enough’ to open for them despite releasing five dud-free albums while Oasis rack up a fortune as a nostalgia jukebox for Gen-Xers

Even in the TikTok era a band cannot thrive on huge rubber face masks alone. Angine de Poitrine have the tunes to go with the absurdist threads

Television: This tepid second season needs to find a way to raise the temperature in the time remaining

Others may choose to sit back, enjoy the boxing and not let all that abuse stuff get in the way

Television: A wonderfully eerie story about a Co Clare village that seemingly vanished beneath the waves

Television: Brian Dowling Gourounlian chronicles his experiences of social media abuse in moving documentary

Review: Howard Shore’s music for Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings movies is one of the great achievements in film scoring in the 21st century