Meet Ai-Da, the artist robot on her way to the Venice Biennale
Planet Business: Musk’s poll, Amazon’s chat app and Australia’s newest billionaires
Planet Business: Musk’s poll, Amazon’s chat app and Australia’s newest billionaires
Singer, who married Miles Davis, influenced many with wild voice and overtly sexual lyrics
The Talking Heads frontman is opening an exhibition with sketches spanning 20 years
We published six stories about the former Beatle, including the appreciation reproduced here
Peter Jackson’s unflinching film shows the tensions weighing on the band by the late 1960s
Lennon discusses his love for Yoko Ono and being ‘possessed’ by fame in lost interview
Rolling Stones members honour their bandmate of almost 60 years
Talks on territorial issue have been on ice since for nearly a year
In a classic example of the “right-time, right-place” scenario, Gruen became the personal photographer of John Lennon and Yoko Ono during their NYC sojourn
What’s coming up for auction in November
An intriguing compilation of alternative sounds from the 1960s counter-culture
Director’s new film A Million Little Pieces is based on James Frey’s contentious memoir
The director on his new romcom, in which only one man remembers the band existed
Wicklow exhibition and sale includes work from Irish and international sculptors
How much harder it is for a star to deliver records that matter when, like Madonna, they have passed their 60th birthday?
Donald Clarke: A new print of A Clockwork Orange is on the way – get your boots on
A new book and exhibition demonstrate the wit, and power of the postcard
Ireland rugby hero Peter O’Mahony and Boyzone on the Late Late, Nicole Kidman joins Graham Norton and Michael Parkinson chats to Ray D’Arcy
Chapman’s release would be incompatible with welfare of society, says parole board
Liverpool built a European empire on camaraderie, banter, talent and a passion for the shirt
Review: Wes Anderson’s second stop-motion animation film is his warmest picture yet
The Scottish novelist on being a thorn in the literary establishment’s side
After U2, now Yoko Ono is selling her Basquiat as prices for the artist soar
Travel Writer: Deirdre Dunne finally made it to the Big Apple, where around every corner lay a surprise
Spokesman denies 83-year-old singer and widow of John Lennon suffered a stroke
A live tribute to the songs and music of David Lynch brings together an eclectic group of artists
A kiss is not just a kiss in this big Imma show about a big emotion
For those who are wary of performance art, Coogan’s approach may sway you
Tapestry unveiled depicting island of Manhattan as yellow submarine piloted by Lennon
Couple married just before Beatlemania transformed musician into global figure
The writer of ‘The Kindess’ has lived a life – featuring Pink Floyd, grief, motherhood and a tumultuous family history – that’s a novel in itself
In curating the What? . . . Wow festival, Lang is examining the legacy of his neighbourhood, and the 1960s New York scene that gave the world minimalism
The five virtuosos of The Gloaming can afford to be choosy about how, and where, they play their transcendental blend of trad, jazz, rock and classical music
‘Don’t waffle. Be honest. Write so you’re ashamed. Edit it about 20 times, get another three professional people to edit it. Edit it another 10 times’
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices