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Jacques Audiard’s transgender musical has beaten the record for the most nominations by a film not in the English language, and taken three more than its next rivals – Wicked and The Brutalist – in this year’s competition

More nominations are being announced.

In 1961, aged 19, Bob Dylan left home in Minnesota for New York City and never looked back. Unknown when he arrived, he would later be widely described as the voice of a generation.

Bon Iver asked him to cover his new material and he’s teaching Mescal and Josh O’Connor to sing. But the interpreter is more interested in songs than stardom

"That's like an explicit thing"

Two pages of Bob Dylan's first draft lyrics for 'Mr. Tambourine Man' have sold for more than half a million dollars.

Learn about the life and musical legacy of Garth Hudson, the innovative keyboardist for The Band.

Keyboard player Garth Hudson, who also played with Eric Clapton, Tom Petty, Roger Waters and more, has died aged 87

Innovative organist with the Band, the rock group who changed the way their contemporaries thought about music

Letters: A new Bob Dylan is needed to inspire protest against Trumpism, writes Toby Wood. Plus letters on Donald Trump’s inauguration from Patrick Owen, Cris Yelland, John Blake, Ian Cunningham, Richard Barnard, John Beer, Jane Barrett, Charles Jeffrey, Helen Keating, Rae Street, Pete Lavender and Tom Stubbs

Hudson was the last remaining member of the folk-rock group, releasing 10 studio albums with them and touring with Dylan in his newfound electric period