Magnificent return, reinvention from the Bristol three + indepth Q&A w/Geoff Barrow

The famous '72 Santa Monica recording finally sees light of day

Springsteen and RATM guitarist perform together at two US gigs

Killer second from rural New York siblings

Award winning Omid Djalili also added to comedy arena line-up

This morning's edition of Radio 4's Broadcasting House chose to mark the death of Charlton Heston with a montage of scenes from his three most iconic films: The Ten Commandments (1956), Ben-Hur (1959) and Planet Of The Apes (1967). These were huge films in every sense, made during the golden age of Hollywood and Charlton Heston was a monolithic presence at their centre -- competing in chariot races, or parting the Red Sea, or cursing humanity in front of what's left of the Statue of Liberty.

At last! Scorsese's stunning live concert film of The Rolling Stones

Joan Wasser has, for a long time, been in the periphery of my vision: I remember catching The Dambuilders by chance at CBGB’s on a bill with Teenage Fanclub and Madder Rose; a presence with violin in both The Johnsons and in Rufus Wainwright’s band; a member of Dave Shouse’s excellent post-Grifters project, Those Bastard Souls.

Sweetly-observed coming-of-age drama; Plus director Q&A and trailer!

Buck, Mills and Stipe finally head back to Rockville – at speed