The comedy pioneer was known for his strong Brooklyn accent, quick-fire gags – and feuds

The singer of the 1980s hit I’ve Never Been to Me has just released a new album

In her nineties Granny, who had been gifted with longevity, greeted people with ‘I’m still here!’

Micheál served up a nourishing number soup and we lapped it up with palpable relief

To mark Dylan’s 80th birthday, superfan Ian O’Riordan rates his studio albums

Concerns raised that future of music genre in jeopardy as venues shut permanently

It’s the light, the earlier mornings and longer evenings

Service held for British veteran whose activities raised more than £32m for NHS

The Vertigo star knew she was too fragile for fame. She talks bipolar, Hitchcock and happiness

The singer on sexual politics, her friend Elvis and her hopes for peace in the US after Trump

‘I felt like his story hadn’t been told,’ Ebs Burnough says about his Truman Capote documentary

Hour-long audio drama is a love letter to 1950s noir, set in a dirty near-future cityscape

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‘Miraculous’ and unlikely victory over old foe Australia ‘was as unbelievable as Dunkirk’

Singers will appear in Waiting for Shakespeare and Falstaff and more

Saracens’ director of rugby impressed by his frontrow despite lack of preparation

Death by a thousand turnovers destroys invincible season at first meaningful hurdle

Videos of YouTubers Tim and Fred Williams listening to classic songs have racked up millions of views

Maureen O’Carroll, daughter of 1916 Rising activists, went on to play with Frank Sinatra

Built and rebuilt for Brazil to win the World Cup, the stadium is also linked with calamity