Into it: Bryan Ferry
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The singer-songwriter dishes on a new favorite movie - one that involves costumes and a lot of special effects - and the best record store in Antwerp.
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BBC radio deejay John Peelâs influence has travelled far and wide. RS MURTHI remembers those static-filled nights tuning in to the manâs offbeat programmes.
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Arts & entertainment: One London comprehensive is responsible for setting Adele, Amy Winehouse, the Feeling and more on the road to fame. Who's next, asks Will Hodgkinson as he enrols at the Brit school
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There's a new king of the King of Rock 'n' Roll's estate.
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Mike Farris, "Salvation in Lights" (Ino/Columbia)
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Arts & entertainment: Photos taken behind the scenes by Billy Bragg, Bloc Party and others.
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The cover art on Chris Cornell&#39;s  second solo album suggests a folk record from the early &#39;60s  (and the title suggests a Kansas cover lurking about  somewhere). But the music inside is strictly crunchy,  dare-we-say-grungy rock straight out of the &#39;90s that Cornell  helped shape with Soundgarden. &quot;Ghosts&quot; sports a nostalgically  Seattle-ish minor-chord riff and appropriately soaring chorus;  &quot;No Such Thing&quot; out-Velvet Revolvers Scott Weiland; and  meaty-sounding ballads &quot;Disappearing Act&quot; and &quot;Silence&quot; end the  record in unusually strong fashion. Elsewhere, the  headline-grabbing cover of &quot;Billie Jean&quot; is well intentioned  but still a little silly, although it boasts a crazy, Eddie Van  Halen-sounding solo. The best thing here is &quot;You Know My Name&quot;  from last fall&#39;s &quot;Casino Royale,&quot;: which is some of Cornell&#39;s  most uncomplicated and accessible music to date.
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A biography of Tom Cruise focuses on his religious beliefs.
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Taylor Hackford's biography of Ray Charles is a potent and invigorating portrait of genius, thanks to Jamie Foxx's performance and to the music of Ray Charles himself.
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Spoon and Suzanne Vega return with new records.
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The rocker Jon Bon Jovi, who has twice won People magazineâs award for sexiest rock star, can lay claim to an unofficial new title these days: the Garden Stateâs elder statesman.
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There is something quite comforting  about a new Pet Shop Boys album.
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Levon Helm, a veteran of the Band, has become a childrenâs troubadour.
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The CD? It's dead. Good thing the music industry is about more than selling plastic discs. Today's artists have surprising new ways to reach fans and make a living. David Byrne gives Wired readers a guided tour of what's next.
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Interesting documentary looking at the music business.
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Whatever the price, Radiohead's "In Rainbows" is a top-seller.
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Revisiting the best online music store for indie fans.