At the start of the year, I had a plan. It was a great plan. It involved spending my time reading, snuggling with Dexter, reading, working on my fiction, reading, watching some cool shows, reading… The key detail in this plan is the reading. Alas, 2022 hasn’t quite panned out as I expected it to, and I’ve compiled an epic list of books to read this autumn to compensate.

Some of the most popular characters from history have no historical basis in fact. King Arthur was not, as far as we are aware, ever a real person. Despite this, many films have been made about Britain’s once and future king. Just how accurate to the early historical period in which Arthur supposedly lived is King Arthur: Legend of the Sword? And how true to the original source material is the plot? We’re about to find out…

Don’t call me 'kid', don’t call me 'baby', look at this godforsaken mess that you made me... so sings Taylor Swift on her new album which is, I have to say, haunting me. The track in question is called 'illicit affair' and while it's by no means the only song on Folklore to get me all up in my feelings it's definitely the worst for it.

Look What You Made Me Do caused immediate and spectacular controversy. It also brought Swift unprecedented success. When the video dropped, it had over 43.2 million views in the first 24 hours, breaking YouTube's streaming record. The world became obsessed with decoding T-Swizzles first single in three years, but they all got it wrong.