This week we celebrate the news that you no longer have to take your computer out of your bag when going through security checks by reviewing embarrassing moments of stars messing things up at airports. We also discuss  the latest news from the world of pop, such as Skrillex's new albums and DJs' midlife crises.

This year, according to Mar, Skrillex and Addison Rae “will be the most popular people and everyone will be, like, ‘Wow I didn't see this coming.’ BUT I DID.” With that kind of promise, can you afford NOT to listen to this week’s episode of The Daily Review, in which Mar explains why Addison Rae will change your life and we dig into not one but two new albums from Skrillex? I don’t think you can. But if you do, tread carefully.

Friday flies out of the traps with new music from salute, Jessie Ware, Sleaford Mods, Dry Cleaning, Yo La Tengo, beabadoobee, Lana Del Rey, Dinamarca and more. Our UK Garage Friday banger comes from Gorillaz and Ed Case and our album of the week is courtesy of the Skrillex rebrand.

To mark the release of the latest film by the Swedish director Ruben Östlund, we present an interview that we did with him at the Mallorca International Film Festival and a round table with several members of the RPS team to comment on the film, winner of the Palme D'Or at the latest edition of the Cannes festival.

This week on The Weekly Review, we bring you all the news about Pharrell Williams at Louis Vuitton and Rihanna at the Superbowl, while Mar’s adopted mother Caroline Polachek delivers our trip hop revival album of the week.

David Camilleri is an inveterate gamer and addicted to the game on which The Last Of Us series is based. In this episode we talk at length about the TV adaptation, with an emphasis on the supporting character-focused Episode 3 that many critics are calling one of the best episodes in TV history. We love the hype.

It’s an etiquette special on The Weekly Review as the team dishes up ill-earned advice on how to behave at festivals, whether you should wear gloves indoors and how much is too much to pay for concert tickets. 

I have a question for you, Mr. Director. In today's program, Alfonso Lanza comes to La Weekly to answer many of the questions that the festival has received through social media about ticket prices, capacity for concerts in the city, the organisation of free transport, changes in the layout of the Forum and many more questions.

Mo Ayoub joins the TWR team in the studio today to offer his picks from the Primavera Sound 2023 bill; we also talk Lil Yachty’s remarkable new album and Ava Max’s Diamonds & Dancefloors.

Ben Cardew brings you The Cramps, in tribute to Netflix's Wednesday, Lil Yachty's unexpected prog rock explosion, Avalon Emerson's dream pop pivot and a Bon Jovi-esque banger from Ava Max, whose Diamonds & Dancefloors is our album of the week. Truly, all is not as it seems in the world of new music.