Kanye West's appearance at the Wireless Festival was a spectacle, says James Hall - but not in a good way

Ozzy Osbourne proved he can still howl and roar with the best of them, says Tom Chivers

Darcey Bussell, who has appeared in front of an audience of thousands as a professional ballerina, says appearing as a judge on Strictly Come Dancing

Every year for more than a decade Richard Linklater gathered the same cast - including Ethan Hawke and Patricia Arquette - to shoot scenes for his film Boyhood. He talks to David Gritten about a coming-of-age movie like no other.

Louis Kahn understood buildings like few others, says Ellis Woodman

Does human dominion over the Earth have to end badly, asks Caspar Henderson

Michael Deacon reviews Imagine: And Now for Something Rather Similar (BBC One) and The Honourable Woman (BBC Two)

Jenny Lewis' photographs capture the intensity and elation of the first few hours of motherhood

A young woman's dreams turn to dust when her husband returns from war. A new story by Graham Swift

Jenny Lewis' portraits of mothers and their newborn babies

The Tour de France starts today in Yorkshire, before heading down to London. We sum up the tour's previous British highlights

It's 25 years since Seinfeld first aired. We take a look back at its funniest moments

In pictures: From Watership Down to Carrie's War, Puffin have released new editions of old favourites

The Globe's new production had the audience rapt, says Charles Spencer

Nick Payne's one-man play gives us death through an Instagram filter, says Matt Trueman

Blurred Lines dominated record sales in 2013, but Robin Thicke's poorly-reviewed new album Paula is unlikely to exceed 20,000 sales in its first week

Richard Wilson gives a faultless performance, says Dominic Cavendish

How many clips can you recognise?

Discover the best of London theatre with The Telegraph's reviews of the plays to see

Jake Kerridge relishes a tasty morsel of Tuscan murder