Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — American film critic Roger Ebert has gone public with a forgotten screenplay for a Sex Pistols movie the punk band's manager Malcolm McLaren commissioned him to write - three decades ago. more info

ContactMusic — Revered U.S. movie critic ROGER EBERT has gone public with a forgotten screenplay for a SEX PISTOLS movie the punk band's manager MALCOLM MCLAREN commissioned him to write -... more info

Guardian Music — After the break-up of the Sex Pistols, their former manager pursued the spirit of punk in the music of South Africa with this blast of a tuneThe Sex Pistols story had many twists and turns, but one of the most astonishing was Malcolm McLaren's self-r... more info

Guardian Music — I've been meaning to write a tribute to Mac and was glad to read about his burial service yesterday and his family's requested "minute of mayhem" for us all to engage in. I haven't yet but will do so over the weekend.I wasn't really hot on the Sex Pi... more info

PINEAPPLE Dance Studios dreamer bizarrely compares his band to the Sex Pistols more info

Guardian Music — Oil City Confidential | The Ricky Gervais Show | True Blood | Comedy LabOil City Confidential: The Doctor Feelgood Story 9pm, BBC4Director Julien Temple has rightly earned a reputation as punk's documentarian – both his Sex Pistols and Joe Str... more info

Guardian Music — Without them pop would not have many of its major talents, or its most salacious talesMalcolm McClaren got his final send-off yesterday, in a suitably flamboyant funeral at Highgate cemetery. But something else was laid to rest with the one-time punk... more info

Topix — An order of service for the late Sex Pistols manager Malcolm McLaren is held outside Highgate Cemetery in London on April 22. more info

Guardian Music — • "Where's the cash? Can I dig you up?" – Steve Jones• "On this cruel, cruel day … Get a life!" – Vivienne WestwoodMalcolm McLaren's funeral was never going to be a sober affair. As the hearse bearing the punk impresar... more info

The Mirror — Bob Geldof and Sex Pistols drummer Paul Cook were among the guests who sang in tribute to late punk legend Malcolm McLaren at his funeral. more info