Television: A poignant look back at the 2015 marriage equality referendum – and a heartfelt homage to journalist-turned-LGBTQ rights campaigner Charlie Bird

Television: Influential musician became ill during the making of In Time, and while this is not addressed on screen, a deep ennui hangs over the film

Welsh veteran’s well-preserved croon has acquired the wisdom and ache of a bluesman who has seen it all

Unresolved trauma is to the fore on As We Once Were, the new album by Welsh songwriter Catherine Anne Davies

With an unmistakable 70s vibe, old-school album delivers substance in its everyday angst

Where the show errs is in crowbarring plantation-era flashbacks into the story

Television: Set in 1980s LA, this show may be shallow but creates quite a splash

On Grande’s defiant eighth studio album, she deals with heavy subjects while ebbing along in a sort of ethereal funk

Quibbles aside, John Creedon is an engaging figure attempting something ambitious in this Irish documentary with big ideas

Singer (81) crams a lifetime of emotions, activism and call-to-arms songwriting into boisterous 60-minute set

Britpop’s supreme ironists send fans new and old back to their tents chuffed to have witnessed something special

Blending poetry and indie pop, the London band have a formula but it’s a good one

Awards or not, Dove Ellis is a dark horse surely destined for bigger and better things

The Belfast actor follows powerhouse turn as IRA bomber Dolours Price in Say Nothing with equally riveting portrayal of a serial killer on Disney+

Diane Morgan and Sue Johnston star in show about how society is happy to write off older people as superfluous irritants