I had heard a lot of people talk about how good this show was and this month I finally gave it a shot. After watching all the episodes in less time that I'm ready to admit, I have to say that of those people were right. The show tells the story of a gangster family from Birmingham just after the First World War and it's mostly centered around their boss, Tommy Shelby (aka the most handsome man on Earth Cillian Murphy). It reminds me a lot of Sons of Anarchy, which is one of my favourite shows of all time, so if you like tough guys, 20th Century England and good music (courtesy of Nick Cave) you just have to open Netflix and enjoy.

I don't think there's a better way to say goodbye to a musician than playing their music. I grew up surrounded by his vinyls and melodies, and even today I can listen to all of them for hours and hours (Planet Earth is blue and there's nothing I can do...). See you in another planet, Ziggy.

I got this book for Christmas and I can honestly say that it has become one of my favourite reads of all time. It has more than 1,000 pages but I enjoyed every single one of them. I don't want to give too much away, but the novel tells the story of Theo Decker's life, and man, it is intense. It is also filled with references to other books, painters and all kinds of masterpieces, so it's perfect for all the art lovers out there. When you finish it, you will wonder about the meaning of life for two hours and then you'll feel the urge to book a plane ticket to The Netherlands just to see in person that little bird painting, believe me.