On After the Sun Goes Down, his gorgeously gauzy fourth album, Khalid basks in the glow of love and freedom

A born collaborator, D’Arcy was most comfortable bouncing off his crew, guests or listeners, and never basked in stardom

Television: The biggest asset here is laid back and likeable presenter Harrison Gardner, who doesn’t try to impose his views on the householders starting from scratch

Television: An opportunity for the former Spice Girl and original WAG to give her version of events morphs into an infomercial for Victoria Beckham, fashion designer

Television: This is a fun valedictory for an unlikely Irish sporting hero, though there’s one small wrinkle in the tale

Television: Steve Coogan, who has played Partridge since the 1990s, seems more comfortable than ever being back in Alan’s boat shoes

The 1990s boy band are performing a farewell concert in London in June 2026

The Life of a Showgirl: Actually Romantic lyrics take aim unnamed pop star who called Swift a ‘Boring Barbie’

Silent Hill f is creepier than Limerick Junction in January, but it never entirely goes over the top

Television: BBC show is in danger of becoming another generic cop caper, with a side-serving of Dublin gangland sensationalism

Television: Tina Satchwell was murdered in 2017 by her husband, but the case was not upgraded to a murder investigation until 2023

Television: You have to wonder if there was a budget issue, as several scenes appear to have been shot on the Fair City set

For the newly chart-topping singer, love is not a slurpy indulgence but a call to arms in a hate-filled world

Karla Chubb and co follow up the spectacular Letter to Self with an irresistible wrecking ball of a sequel

Television: David Tennant was one of the celebrities whose phone messages were illegally hacked, which might explain the fervour he brings to the show