Prisoners

Damian Lewis keeps us guessing in Obama’s favourite post-War On Terror thriller...

Jarvis Cocker, Johnny Marr, Alex Kapranos and Pete Townshend are among a list of musicians who have signed a letter calling on Russian President Vladimir Putin to release Pussy Riot. The President will arrive in London today to meet with Prime Minister David Cameron, who is expected to raise the trial of the band members.

Feminist punk collective Pussy Riot have claimed Russian President Vladimir Putin is scared of them, on the eve of the trial of three of their members. The three members of the band - Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, Maria Alekhina and Yekaterina Samutsevich - have been in pre-trial detention since March of this year, after they staged a protest against Russian President Vladmir Putin. A court recently ruled that the three women will remain in custody until January 12, 2013, however legal arguments will be heard tomorrow (July 30).

Simi Stone was a member of the now apparently retired The Duke & The King, alongside Simone Felice. Tonight she’s opening for Simone at the Bush Hall, a solo turn that starts with Simi on fiddle, playing a lament that sounds like it may have been first heard a century ago, a keening in the Appalachians or somewhere similarly remote and steeped in mystery and drizzle.

HBO's handsome, if flawed, Prohibition era crime drama...

Long-lost document of the pre-fame Bob: even then, a mercurial live performer...

Foo Fighter's Chris Shiflett and Don Letts also perform for Jail Guitar Doors

Compelling three-disc set, with documentary, live shows and more

Sticky Fingers to Undercover via It’s Only Rock’N’Roll and more remastered

The band's legendary Reading Festival set captured