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‘People go a funny colour and keel over’: Briony Greenhill on leading the world’s most intense singing lessons

After discovering the creative joys of collaborative vocal improvisation, the Suffolk singer wants to help people reach into their hearts and bring out their voices

Britney Spears invited to US Congress to discuss conservatorship legal battle

Singer shares letter from Congressmen Charlie Crist and Eric Swalwell on Instagram, saying she was ‘immediately flattered’

Cypress Hill’s B-Real: ‘I’ve been pulled over many times with a tremendous amount of cannabis on me’

The rapper answers your questions about his passion for weed, the group’s appeal to 90s rock kids – and their beef with Ice Cube

Melt Yourself Down: Pray for Me I Don’t Fit In review | Alexis Petridis's album of the week

(Decca)This fascinating band once seemed almost too eclectic – but now strong melodies and hooks drive an album that feels entirely of the moment

Record Store Day is harming, not helping, independent music shops like mine

Supply chain chaos and a worldwide vinyl shortage means the annual event that once saved record shops from extinction has lost its way

OAE/Manacorda/Faust review – nimble brilliance and refined care

Royal Festival Hall, LondonIsabelle Faust and Antonello Manacorda did their best to make the case for Schumann’s problematic violin concerto, while Manacorda brought something fresh to familiar works

Jeen-Yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy review – a heartwarming, sometimes heart-rending biopic

It turns out that young Kanye was extremely charming and funny. But that didn’t stop the music industry from refusing to take him seriously as a rapper – possibly causing his controversial current persona

Ricky Wilson’s honest playlist

The Kaiser Chiefs frontman is always happy to sing along to John Denver and the Waterboys. But there is one song that sparks tears when no one’s around …

Pavarotti, Billie Holiday and me: the secrets of what makes a great singer

As a young opera singer, I was snobbish about the Three Tenors – but a legendary Pavarotti performance made me realise that the key wasn’t vocal pyrotechnics, but emotional connection

‘Nuns quivered at the naughty bits!’ The story of trailblazing gay pop song Kay, Why?

Unknown to many, this hilarious slice of high-camp 60s psychedelia is a sought-after cult classic, made when being gay was still taboo. Its secret creators speak for the very first time

Melanie C review – high-energy workout brings the love

The Garage, Glasgow Bounding across the stage, the former Spice Girl delivers punchy pop and past hits to an adoring crowd on the first night of her tour

The Chaperone review – dishing dirt in well-turned hats and hair

Semi-true story from Julian Fellowes sets churchgoing Kansas lady the challenge of keeping the girl about to become Louise Brooks in line in 1920s New York

Sweetie, You Won’t Believe It review – infantile grossout horror-comedy

Kazakhstani caper sends Dastan off for one last fishing weekend with his mates before the baby arrives, but horror descends in more ways than one

Here Before review – Andrea Riseborough compelling as grieving mother

A jangling score and unnerving camerawork build tension in story of a woman convinced her daughter is back from the dead

Echoes of the Past review – Max von Sydow’s final film is coda to a Nazi atrocity

Kalavryta was a real war crime committed in Greece, but this fictional drama – featuring von Sydow in his last film role – fails to deliver much justice

That Kind of Summer review – affecting story of sex workers in therapy

The women and their sexuality are arguably glamorised and male-gazed but strong acting means the film makes an impact

The Outfit review – Mark Rylance’s mob tailor makes the cut

The Oscar-winner gives a cool, calm centre to this tightly-buttoned drama about Chicago gangsters rooting out a mole

Human Factors review – tense and unnerving break-in drama

The brilliant Sabine Timoteo stars as an ad exec in Germany whose husband agrees to work for an anti-immigration party

Froth review – squatters, divers and poachers in Russia’s military graveyard

This otherworldly doc layers the stories of idiosyncratic individuals who have chosen to live on the Kola peninsula

The Films of Patrick Wang review – wily humanism of an outsider auteur

Starting with In the Family’s discreetly told story of a family trauma, Wang’s films, seen together, showcase a civically minded vision that demands attention

Nine Days in One Year review – enduringly powerful Soviet nuclear power drama

Mikhail Romm’s dense tale of love – for people and for country – has lost none of its cold war potency in the 60 years since it was first released

Per Lucio (For Lucio) review - portrait of an Italian musical icon

An unlikely musical hero whose songs criticised Italian politics and society (one inspired by a Guardian story), appears in a lovingly constructed doc

Amy Schumer, Regina Hall and Wanda Sykes to host the Oscars

The comedic trio are expected to be formally announced as hosts, the show’s first since 2018, on Good Morning America on Tuesday

Ivan Reitman in his own words: 'I've always looked at the world through a comic eyeglass' – video

Ivan Reitman, the influential film-maker and producer behind comedies including Ghostbusters and Father's Day, has been asked many times about his creative process throughout his career.

Family of Halyna Hutchins sues Alec Baldwin over Rust film set shooting

The family of cinematographer alleges that reckless behavior and cost-cutting led to her death on the film’s set in October 2021

BBC pulls another episode of We Are England current affairs show

Concerns grow over editorial standards and low staffing on series, which launched last month

‘Wagatha Christie’: blow to Coleen Rooney as judge refuses to bring in Rebekah Vardy’s ex-agent

Coleen Rooney’s lawyers wanted Caroline Watt added to proceedings over alleged leaks to Sun newspaper

Police to look again at decision to charge Caroline Flack with assault

Mother of Love Island presenter, who took her own life in 2020, says Flack’s fame influenced decision

It’s a Sin creator Russell T Davies named most influential in television

Drama’s leading star Olly Alexander takes second spot in RadioTimes.com’s TV Top 100 2021 list

February sucks. This local reporter keeps going viral for breaking that news

St Louis TV journalist’s quirky segment contemplating dreary winter cityscapes and broken umbrellas resurfaces every year

Chinese fans claim censorship as gay storylines removed from Friends

Fans who had seen the programme before were quick to notice the absence of several scenes, including those relating to Ross’s ex-wife, Carol, who is gay

UK dating app Fluttr aims to beat the ‘Tinder swindlers’ with biometric ID

Platform hopes personal verification will prevent near-£100m lost to scammers on dating apps last year

Sheila Heti: ‘Books by women still get treated differently from those by men’

After her controversial novel about motherhood, the Canadian author has turned the spotlight on her father. She talks about grief, honesty – and her decision not to have children

Power player: how 50 Cent went from rapper to unlikely TV kingpin

Once one of hip-hop’s biggest names, Curtis Jackson has bounced back from bankruptcy to create an expanded universe of glossy crime dramas. Just what is his secret?

Ten Thousand Apologies: Fat White Family and the Miracle of Failure review – band on the brink

Chaos reigns through much of this bleak, funny and compelling biography of the cult indie band and their quest for success, stability – and affordable housing

Pop and geopolitics: American Song Contest aims to tap Eurovision formula

NBC will host new competition, modelled on European institution that has mined melodies and political antagonisms for decades

BBC 100: Celebrating the BBC Orchestras review – party weekend has some fizz but ultimately feels flat

Various venues/BBC Radio 3Seven concerts around the UK – one from each of the BBC’s performing groups – included some glorious moments, but the motley collection of works failed to create a celebratory or memorable whole

‘I thought, what would Prince do?’ How we made Bleeding Love by Leona Lewis

‘It came out a year after I won The X Factor. I was worried people might have forgotten me, but the song became so huge I still can’t explain it’

Sex stories, purgatory and Adele’s tears: the album skit is back

Keen to re-establish the album in the age of the playlist, artists are peppering their work with voice notes and sketches – to profound and annoying ends

Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Kendrick Lamar and Mary J Blige’s half-time show – an all-timer

The supergroup of hip-hop and R&B legends delivered the most entertaining Super Bowl half-time show in years

Bez looks back: ‘I was always drawn to rebellion’ | Flashback

The Happy Mondays dancer/percussionist recreates a photo taken in Cuba after his band were booted out of the US and talks about his wild youth

Oki: Tonkori in the Moonlight review – joyous celebration of a dying art form

(Mais Um)The Ainu maestro curates a collection that gives his people’s endangered ancient sound a modern lease of life – with dub, harmony and dazzling percussion and harmony

I almost died. But I’m still here!’ Johnny Knoxville on parties, moral panic and risking it all for Jackass

His outrageous stunt show ran for just 10 months, but became wildly popular. He tells of being inspired by his hard-drinking father, his years in therapy and suffering brain damage

My streaming gem: why you should watch Sylvie’s Love

The latest in our series of under-appreciated films available to stream recalls 2020’s swoon-worthy throwback to 50s and 60s romances

Wayne’s World at 30: the rare Saturday Night Live movie that could

Mike Myers and Dana Carvey transplanted their cable access characters to the big screen in a comedy that reminds us of the very best parts of living in 1992

The Passengers of the Night review – Charlotte Gainsbourg hurts and heals in 1980s Paris

The dramatic wattage of Mikhaël Hers’s film about a family upended by divorce might be low, but its positive attitude and teen antics have unshowy charm

Actor Noémie Merlant: ‘Women have been taught to see ourselves through other people’s desire’

The Portrait of a Lady on Fire star talks about her role in Jacques Audiard’s new dating drama, making a documentary about her own family, and the Hollywood actor who inspires her

Ivan Reitman, Ghostbusters director and Animal House producer, dies at 75

The film-maker behind bawdy comedy hits including Twins, Stripes and Kindergarten Cop, died at his home in California on Saturday

MPs must show ‘guts’ to save public interest journalism in England and Wales

Caroline Kean, who represented Catherine Belton when she was sued by Russian billionaires, says libel actions are an existential threat

Plans for age checks on porn sites ‘a privacy minefield’, campaigners warn

Privacy organisations say plans could lead to digital ID system for accessing internet

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‘People go a funny colour and keel over’: Briony Greenhill on leading the world’s most intense singing lessons

After discovering the creative joys of collaborative vocal improvisation, the Suffolk singer wants to help people reach into their hearts and bring out their voices

Britney Spears invited to US Congress to discuss conservatorship legal battle

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OAE/Manacorda/Faust review – nimble brilliance and refined care

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Owner Michael O’Leary critical despite 5lb drop from 2021 ‘This rating is absurd, and unfair on a 12-year-old chaser’Tiger Roll, the Grand National winner in 2018 and 2019, has been ruled out of an attempt to equal Red Rum’s record of three Aintree victories in April after the 12-year-old was handed a rating of 161 for this year’s race when the weights were published on Tuesday in Liverpool.

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