Juliet and Terence on: Madonna and the air-conditioning; J. Lo's tour; Simon Cowell's new/old venture; a love affair with books; Glastonbury weirdness; and 'London Tide' at the Lyttelton Theatre reviewed.

{Friday Rush}

Juliet and Terence on: Inside Number 9; entertainers working after pension age; Jon Bon Jovi's laser beams; Michael McDonald's memoirs; and the return of Loaded magazine.

{Mad About You}

Juliet and Terence on: 'Buying London' (Netflix); the trials of being a rock star's girlfriend or boyfriend; being haunted by 'Love Is All Around'; and busybody signs and instructions.

{Len Tuckey}

Juliet and Terence on: Let It Be (4K edition) on Disney+; Touring band woe, but Kiss make millions and millions; Steve Marriott and AI; and Spiritualized in Brighton.

{Kevin Harrington}

Juliet and Terence on: the politics of Eurovision; the horror of Euro 2020 at Wembley; Rufus Wainwright's musical closes; Gilles Peterson saves the entertainment industry; Cass Elliot - the highs and lows; and farewell to Steve Albini.

{Teaneck Tanzi - The Venus Flytrap}

Juliet and Terence on: Jon Bon Jovi's hair, and being famous for one thing; confusion at News At Ten; has TV learned from the past?; Juliet is the new Trevor Horn; and the endless search for vinyl.

{Cheapo Cheapos}

Juliet and Terence on: Taylor Swift; double albums - no thanks; Damon Albarn meltdown; Coachella - the expense and the woe; Jerry Seinfeld says the movie business is over; and it's a gory life in Midsomer Murders.

{Badgers Drift}

Juliet and Terence on: reviewing everything; Beatles v Stones part 967; Hipgnosis in crisis; James Blake saves the music business (?); speech fasting; and hooray for James Blunt.

{rainbow azaleas}

Juliet and Terence on: Glastonbury - betraying its roots?; the amazing Fools In Love Festival; the unstoppable rise of Emma Barnett; the Hives franchise; and farewell to Steve Harley.

{labradoodles of rock}

Terence Dackombe with a solo show. Just great songs (from the 1970s). It's like radio without the news, weather, travel, commercials, and all the other annoying bits.

{Bevan T. Woodhouse}