Sixty years of curiosity, music, streams of consciousness and shirts unbuttoned down to the navel. The difference is that Jova moves less now, but still more than anyone else, and is becoming aware of the past. Ever since he used to watch Gigi Proietti on the telly and think: maybe I’ll do theatre after secondary school. Throwing your head and arms wide open, leaving home to face the world and always seeking out the challenge and what you don’t know

The 70th edition of the festival will take place from 10 to 24 October. Interview with the director as she steps down: “My aim is to open up the Biennale to a more intergenerational audience. Over the years, I have sought to foster relationships with those who care deeply about Venice in a more vibrant, underground way. It’s not just about tourism.”

DJs, a dance floor and children in tow. In Berlin, nightlife is changing its opening hours and its audience. “A party for parents where children are also welcome – not the other way round,” say the organisers. Interview

From concert events and premium tickets to revenue that goes beyond the show itself. Annalisa prepares for her debut, whilst Cremonini takes a step back

The Dublin band is celebrating half a century of music by announcing their new album, ‘Carnaval de Luz’. From Ireland to Joshua Tree, the story of four lads who have influenced generations of musicians

Eight episodes recount the musician’s rise to fame against the backdrop of the Palais Brongniart in Paris. The producer leads the conversation and succeeds in weaving together an effective and heartfelt portrait of the rapper