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Carpenter is fired out of a car on water jets, David Byrne wears head to toe orange, and the reclusive Bieber steps into the limelight ...

The hilariously deranged riff on Titanic loses some scrappy charm in its Broadway transfer ...

What a relief that this is the end for Sam Levison's grim drama. A show which was once blackly funny is now humourless torture porn ...

For a reportedly record-breaking amount of money, the increasingly reclusive star proves his voice is still golden in a headliner performance light on enthusiasm ...

The two-time Oscar nominee, who will next be seen in the controversial Michael Jackson biopic, helps to usher in an unusually strong episode ...

Two-time grammy nominee was one of Bollywood's most versatile and celebrated voices ...

New technologies of reproduction are plundering the art world - and getting away with it ...

It's a high-wire act and the risk of an embarrassing failure can weigh heavily - but that's no reason to avoid writing about sex, argues Black Bag author Luke Kennard ...

Label tried to keep band members out of trouble during first tour, Nick Lachey says in Boy Band Confidential ...

Industry experts say booking of controversial US rapper was calculated risk that has implications for all festivals ...