I saw him twice in reasonably quick succession, once at a headline show and when headlining the Isle of Wight Festival. Between the two performances, my uncle (Mum's twin brother) was diagnosed with terminal cancer and as part of a really close family, it pretty much put everyone into a tailspin.

By all accounts, he agreed to do Battleship just so the studio would fund Lone Survivor. Which makes total sense seeing as, like him or not, Battleship is the only Berg film that feels phoned in.

Saw this last night and had a great time. It's the best 1986 STV action movie not made in 1986! Imagine if MacGruber was played completely straight but also knew it was silly at the same time. That is this film.

Saw it last night and honestly, came away kind of pissed off.

An adaptation of Roald Dahl's 'The Twits' starring Billy Bob Thornton and Kathy Burke. Now that Burke has effectively retired, I guess I'll have to finally put this one to bed.

He's fucking brilliant and so is his new record.

It's not doing anything for me. I think the last two records are phenomenal but there isn't a single track on this that inspires the amount of listens Beautiful and Yeezus got. It's not particularly brash or confrontational like Yeezus, not as skilled as College and not as big as Beautiful. I've forgotten most of it…