Blondie guitarist Chris Stein: ‘I was always into chaos. There was nothing I shied away from’
The usually reclusive musician chats about his new memoir, the problem faced by Blondie and Madonna, and selling fine art to feed a drug habit
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As Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood release their new album, we pick our favourite over-75s in music
‘Let’s see what you’re made of Dublin’: Sting rolls out the Police and solo hits in the capital
Former Police frontman brings My Songs tour to Malahide with special guests Blondie
Sting + Blondie at Malahide Castle: Stage times, set list, ticket information, how to get there and more
Everything you need to know about the singer’s concert on Wednesday, June 28th
‘If you look like Penn & Teller, you have to have the best magic trick ever seen’
‘Houdini used deception to help people recognise the difference between fraud and reality’
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Bridgerton returns for a much-anticipated second season and a Big Mouth spin-off arrives
David McWilliams: A city must not be just an amusement park for the well-off
A proper living city provides home for people of all income levels and backgrounds
American graffiti: new biography sheds light on the art of Keith Haring
Simon Doonan intentionally sought to reflect ‘the crazy energy’ of Haring’s 1980s New York
Suzi Quatro: ‘If he’d done that backstage he’d have been singing soprano for the rest of his life’
The ‘quintessential rock chick’ on fame, sexual harassment and fighting her corner
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Tips on how to prepare your hair, use box dye and touch up roots
The Index: What’s hot and what’s not this week?
We love Brendan Gleeson as Trump, and big-star memoirs; Insta-interiors and commuting are leaving us cold
Debbie Harry: ‘Sex is what makes everything happen’
In her new memoir, the Blondie singer writes candidly about sex and fame
No disposing of Garbage
As they celebrate 25 years together, the band’s lead singer Shirley Manson explains why they’re as relevant today as they were in the ’90s
Shirley Manson: ‘I’m still a work in progress and a shambling mess’
The Garbage frontwoman on her Dublin cancer scare, imposter syndrome, and her first 25 years in the business
Blood Orange: A tuneful trip to the corners of black experience
Dev Hynes returns with a little help from his famous friends on another strong outing
First Look: Hard Rock Cafe Dublin reopens with splash of luxury rock den chic
Bar-restaurant gets a bunch of new memorabilia including Phil Lynott’s guitar and Cranberries’ lyrics but U2’s Trabant is out
Grace Jones: ‘Carry yourself with class’
The icon of sound and style on partying in Dublin, why the Eighth Amendment should be scrapped and how she learned from the likes of Talking Heads, Cyndi Lauper and Debbie Harry
Best shops 2016: The Winners
This year’s judges had a tough job sifting through more than 30,000 entries. Readers were eager to show their appreciation for the independent shops making a difference up and down the country. Today we reveal the 10 winning shops
‘The Ticket’s’ Electric Picnic 2014 Awards
We listened, we watched, we tasted, we argued: here’s our pick of the Picnic’s best bits
Rock and a hard place
Tony Parsons was an angry young gunslinger at ‘NME’, then had huge success with his novel ‘Man and Boy’. Now he’s a crime writer – and has just voted for Ukip. Why?
Alien creator and artist HR Giger dies after a fall aged 74
Designer of creature for Ridley Scott’s sci fi horror films always had a passion for art
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