Clear your schedules - with Presidential plotting and new political scandals, House of Cards returns next week

A novel about being young and stupid that’s both wise and clever. By Richard Godwin

Can the new series of the cult classic maintain its dark Lynchean drama and live up to expectations? Richard Godwin finds it just as intriguing as ever

A Kind Revolution is workmanlike in a good sense

Feist's first album in six years is her most lo-fi collection but her most ambitious

Ahead of Snap Inc's new video glasses arriving in London, Richard Godwin has a first try at making a spectacle of himself

The era-defining rapper follows up his last masterpiece with another deep listen

The former Fleet Foxes drummer proves himself a national treasure on introspective follow-up

The self-deprecating singer-songwriter has not lost his way with sentiment

Bright Eyes frontman reworks his recent material with fresh arrangements

Alynda Lee Segarra collides genres with her imaginary sci-fi musical

Obama and Branson, Trump and Kanye — nothing devalues your brand more than a dodgy pal, says Richard Godwin

Free money for all is the answer. By Richard Godwin

Travis Kalanick’s taxi app is a $70bn global disrupter — but with sexism allegations swirling and political boycotts, Richard Godwin asks if controversy could drive it over the edge