Frank Sinatra

Service held for British veteran whose activities raised more than £32m for NHS

The Vertigo star knew she was too fragile for fame. She talks bipolar, Hitchcock and happiness

The singer on sexual politics, her friend Elvis and her hopes for peace in the US after Trump

‘I felt like his story hadn’t been told,’ Ebs Burnough says about his Truman Capote documentary

Hour-long audio drama is a love letter to 1950s noir, set in a dirty near-future cityscape

The classics are back in the charts even earlier than usual. So why not discover these lesser-known festive bangers?

‘Miraculous’ and unlikely victory over old foe Australia ‘was as unbelievable as Dunkirk’

Singers will appear in Waiting for Shakespeare and Falstaff and more

Saracens’ director of rugby impressed by his frontrow despite lack of preparation

Death by a thousand turnovers destroys invincible season at first meaningful hurdle

Videos of YouTubers Tim and Fred Williams listening to classic songs have racked up millions of views

Maureen O’Carroll, daughter of 1916 Rising activists, went on to play with Frank Sinatra

Built and rebuilt for Brazil to win the World Cup, the stadium is also linked with calamity

A changing country fixated by exploits in Italy and grappling with political turmoil at home

Veteran Spanish Socialist Josep Borrell argues the EU27 need to become self-sufficient

Scéal eile an dílseacht a thugann daoine d’amhránaithe nó do chineálacha éagsúla ceoil.

10-part documentary on basketball star’s final season with Chicago Bulls starts on Sunday

Lionel Messi and his PlayStation similarities, Kevin De Bruyne showing up the pundits

Presence of legendary O’Connell designed to galvanise Ireland squad

U2 singer spent an hour and 40 minutes with the squad at Carton House ahead of England game

Release of Guildford Four, fall of Berlin Wall and Ireland qualifying for World Cup for the first time among highlights

O’Neill could put famous people at ease and became friends with many of those he photographed

Once the epitome of luxury travel, the brand is suffering as competition takes off

The Hollywood veterans are back on screen together for Martin Scorsese’s The Irishman

Vermont senator teams up with Elizabeth Warren to take on moderates in Democratic debate

The best picks from this year’s selection of theatre, street spectacle and quirky surprise

I worked for Nasa in the 1960s, playing a small part in a major historic event

Grace was a pioneer in Ireland, writing and performing his own comedy as a headline act

Ardal O’Hanlon’s charming history of showbands takes the fun side of Irish life seriously

New Yorker’s life among rich and famous was marred by personal pain and tragedy

Cars, bikes and motorcycles at Victor Mee; silver and figurines in Adam’s At Home sale

‘Poor little rich girl’ who lived life to the full made a separate fortune with designer jeans label

Miles Davis gets new arrangements from Guy Barker and the RTÉ Concert Orchestra

Ciara Geraghty on losing her father to dementia, a subject she tackles in her new novel

Pioneering musician was known for 1962 hit Misirlou, the theme from Pulp Fiction

Drummer on hits by Sinatra, Presley and Beach Boys ‘greatest ever’, says Brian Wilson

What elevated the balladeer to a higher plane was that extraordinary voice, hard as a quayside flagstone yet capable of the utmost delicacy and sympathy

The Beautiful Boy stars on drug culture, addiction and the challenges the young face

Paris Letter: Aznavour was determined, wise and persevering, in work as in love

Paris-born singer with Armenian family origins wrote 1,300 songs up to his death at 94