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"The thing about Amy Winehouse is that she was very funny and very clever. This razor-sharp irreverence does not come across in Sam Taylor-Johnson’s beautiful film about her..."

Fans are speculating that several tracks from Tortured Poets, such as The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived, The Black Dog and Down Bad, could be inspired by Taylor's rumoured encounters with Matty Healy.

Taylor Swift's new album name drops Welsh poet Dylan Thomas alongside Patti Smith

The title track off Taylor Swift's new album, 'The Tortured Poets Department,' features name-dropping galore, from Dylan Thomas to Charlie Puth to someone named Lucy. Here's how everyone relates to the Chairman herself.

The title track on her new album references Patti Smith, Dylan Thomas, the Chelsea Hotel and more.

Vomit and blood may be punk rock, but it’s not what you might expect from longtime Bad Religion bassist Jay Bentley

As punk rock grew, The Clash played to thousands in Davenport in 1984.

John Robb's The Art of Darkness unburies an estimable wealth of knowledge of goth music and can sit comfortably beside the works of Greil Marcus and Jon Savage.

The Evening Standard and Daily Mail each allotted one star, while The Guardian praised its warmth

Despite strong performances from Marisa Abela and Jack O’Connell as the late icon and her one-time husband Blake Fielder-Civil, Sam Taylor-Johnson’s controversial film tiptoes around judging anyone who isn’t part of the paparazzi – Blake and Amy’s father Mitch get off scot-free