Film Features
‘I Swear’: Actor Robert Aramayo on the most inspirational British film of the year
Robert Aramayo stars as pioneering Tourettes campaigner John Davidson in the bold, brilliant and tear-jerking new biopic of his life.
TV Features
‘The Celebrity Traitors’ is here and there’s someone I’m already backing to win
‘The Celebrity Traitors’ is here and our new columnist Harry Clark, the winner of season two, reckons he might already know the person who could go all the way
Music News
Louis Tomlinson on a One Direction reunion: ‘I’d be really surprised’
“Right now, I can’t foresee a time where I would actually feel comfortable doing that”
Music
Music News
Lostprophets singer and paedophile Ian Watkins dies in prison attack
Watkins was found dead this morning after an attack at HMP Wakefield
TV News
MTV to axe UK music channels at the end of the year
MTV Music, MTV 80s, MTV 90s, Club MTV and MTV Live are all believed to cease broadcasting after December 31
Music News
Robbie Williams plays debut album in full and previews ‘BRITPOP’ at tiny London show
Here’s what went down as Robbie played his smallest ever show to just 500 people at Dingwalls.
Music Features
FORMULA 1 ACE CHARLES LECLERC ON SPEED, STILLNESS AND HIS LOVE OF MUSIC
The Ferrari driver tells RS UK about tradinghigh speeds for the calm of his Steinway, and, as ambassador for Chivas Regal, marking the launch of its latest spirit against the backdrop of the Singapore GP.
Music
ZYN to sponsor return of the Rolling Stone UK awards at London’s Camden Roundhouse
The world-class live event will celebrate the best of UK music, film and television for a third year at the iconic venue
Music News
5 albums you need to hear this week
With music from Jacob Collier, Jerskin Fendrix, Jay Som, NoSo and Blawan
Features
‘Let Biffy Be Biffy’: How Biffy Clyro got it together to make new album ‘Futique’
On their 10th album, Futique, one of Britain’s biggest rock bands emerge from a rough patch with startling clarity and a new mantra: “Let Biffy be Biffy!”
Stray Kids talk about making history with their new album ‘KARMA’
The K-Pop idols are the first artists in history to debut at number 1 with seven consecutive albums on the Billboard 200 chart
Rediscovering Joy: How Joy Crookes made her return with resilient new album ‘Juniper’
Four years since her acclaimed debut album Skin established her as one of the UK’s most promising rising talents, south London native Joy Crookes returns after a prolonged mental health battle to continue her story with resilient new record Juniper
Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett tell us about new Gorillaz album ‘The Mountain’
Gorillaz are back with their upcoming ninth album. Albarn and Hewlett tell us about how life, death and trips to India informed the new record
Film
‘I Swear’: Actor Robert Aramayo on the most inspirational British film of the year
Robert Aramayo stars as pioneering Tourettes campaigner John Davidson in the bold, brilliant and tear-jerking new biopic of his life.
‘Goal!’ at 20: The story of the football film that became a cult classic
To mark its 20th anniversary, Goal! stars Kuno Becker and Alessandro Nivola and scriptwriter Adrian Butchart tell us all about creating one of the most beloved football films ever, and its lasting legacy
Emma Watson says conversation with J.K. Rowling about anti-trans views ‘was never made possible’
The author once said she would “never forgive” the franchise leads for standing against her, but the actress still doesn’t believe Rowling should be treated as “disposable”
Tom Holland suffers injury on ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ set, pauses filming
The actor suffered a mild concussion
‘One Battle After Another’ is an act of resistance — and a stone-cold masterpiece
Paul Thomas Anderson’s stunning, thundering thriller about fathers, failed revolutions and our fucked-up moment is, without a doubt, the movie of the year
Robert Redford, Oscar-Winning actor and director, dead at 89
Sundance Film Festival founder was also lifelong activist whose films amplified social and environmental causes and indicted the political system
Olivia Dean ‘The Art of Loving’ review: The powerful sound of Britain’s latest star
Love in all its conflicted forms is explored on Olivia Dean’s brilliant second record.
PinkPantheress live in London: The pop star that Gen Z needs
A welcome reintroduction to the cream of the gen-z pop crop.
Post Malone live in London: Rap and country megastar is hard to resist
On the second of two nights at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, the US megastar proves why he can command 60,000 people a night.
Together for Palestine: A rousing call of solidarity from London to the world
A sold-out Wembley Arena and an all-star cast of musicians and speakers makes for an unforgettable night in London.
Reviews
TV
MTV to axe UK music channels at the end of the year
MTV Music, MTV 80s, MTV 90s, Club MTV and MTV Live are all believed to cease broadcasting after December 31
Women to the Front: Inside the creation of ‘Riot Women’
Sally Wainwright’s new all-female British rock drama reignites the feminist fury of the riot grrrl movement, while also setting the stage for new contemporary voices, as alt-rock duo ARXX provide the original music
‘The Celebrity Traitors’ is here and there’s someone I’m already backing to win
‘The Celebrity Traitors’ is here and our new columnist Harry Clark, the winner of season two, reckons he might already know the person who could go all the way
Ed Sheeran Teams Up With ‘Adolescence’ Director for ‘One Shot With Ed Sheeran’
The Netflix special takes place in real time as the musician wanders across New York to interact with stunned fans and play classics from his song catalogue
BBC announces return of ‘Peaky Blinders’ for two more series
The new series’ are set in 1953 and will focus on “a new generation of Shelbys”
Mawaan Rizwan is done with reality
The actor, writer and musician discusses the fantastical return of his hit BBC sitcom, ‘Juice’, and his aim to explore new worlds