Politics News
Entertainment world reacts as Donald Trump wins US election for the second time
Trump is on the verge of beating Kamala Harris to secure a second term as President
Politics Features
Why Kamala Harris lost — and why it wasn’t close
Americans are deeply dissatisfied with the brutal economy, and punished Democrats over it
Music News
Girls Aloud pay tribute to Sarah Harding with charity single ‘I’ll Stand by You (Sarah’s version)’
The record, which benefits the BBC Children in Need charity and marks their first in 12 years, will feature a posthumous appearance from Harding, who died in 2021
Music
Music News
Girls Aloud pay tribute to Sarah Harding with charity single ‘I’ll Stand by You (Sarah’s version)’
The record, which benefits the BBC Children in Need charity and marks their first in 12 years, will feature a posthumous appearance from Harding, who died in 2021
Music News
Martha Wainwright announces 2025 tour to mark 20 years of her debut album
She has also announced a vinyl release of the album for the first time ever.
Music News
Nell Tiger Free shares debut single ‘Do I Just Keep Making Things Worse?’
The ‘Game of Thrones’ star leans into indie dream-pop for her debut single
Politics News
Entertainment world reacts as Donald Trump wins US election for the second time
Trump is on the verge of beating Kamala Harris to secure a second term as President
Music News
Wide Awake Festival announces Kneecap, CMAT and English Teacher for 2025 edition
The festival will return to south London’s Brockwell Park next summer
Music News
Glastonbury is making a big change to its ticket queue for next year
Worthy Farm hopefuls will face a slightly different process when tickets on sale later this month.
Features
Charli XCX: The Anatomy Of A (3-D) Female Pop Star
Female pop stars have been lying to us about how they feel, and Charli is here to tell the truth. The insecurity, competitiveness, ambition, pride and intelligence necessary to be a relevant celebrity are plainly on display in her new club album, brat — and it’s addictive listening
Joe Unlocked: How Joe Locke became one of Britain’s most exciting actors
As Heartstopper star Joe Locke makes the leap into the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Agatha All Along, he opens up about the responsibility that comes with playing queer characters, and what we can expect from his latest role
Aaron Taylor-Johnson: Britain’s next leading man
From Kick-Ass to Kraven The Hunter via his next big role opposite Ryan Gosling in The Fall Guy, Aaron Taylor-Johnson is Britain’s next big film star.
Dua Lipa is giving us everything
After a whirlwind couple of years, Dua Lipa is embracing freedom and fun — both in her life and on her upcoming album. As she kicks off a new era, she lets us into her dreams, her anxieties, and what she wants to stand for
Film
Barry Keoghan stars in Fontaines D.C.’s new video for ‘Bug’
The video was directed by Andrea Arnold, and features footage from her upcoming film ‘Bird’, which heavily features the music of the Dublin band
Quincy Jones, peerless music producer behind ‘Thriller,’ dead at 91
Jones was known for his prolific contributions to music, including Michael Jackson’s Off the Wall and Thriller
Daniel Craig and Drew Starkey experience sensory overload in ‘Queer’ trailer
The Luca Guadagnino film hits theatres November 27
Jeremy Allen White makes debut as Bruce Springsteen as biopic begins production
The Scott Cooper-directed film Deliver Me From Nowhere is slated to arrive in 2025
‘Venom: The Last Dance’ gives Tom Hardy one final alien superhero bromance
This Spidey-adjacent fan favorite finishes out his trilogy with the usual buddy-comedy-meets-blockbuster spectacle, some laughs, and bit of fan sentimentality
Andrew Garfield is having the time of his life
In a wide-ranging conversation, the actor talks about why he needed to make ‘We Live in Time,’ his midlife “rejiggering,” bonding with his fellow Spider-Men, and more
Latitude Festival review: rising stars and seasoned legends unite
The Suffolk festival’s ethos of both celebrating icons and championing the future is on strong show.
Glass Animals ‘I Love You So F***ing Much’ review: Existential crises never sounded this good
This fourth album – laden with a distinctly 80s feel – proves that Glass Animals still have something important to say.
Griff ‘Vertigo’ review: The true arrival of a superb new pop star
This powerful debut will surely rank among the year’s best pop records.
Montreux Jazz Festival review: a quaint jewel in the European festival crown
History is inescapable on the picture-perfect shores of Lake Geneva, and it makes artists raise their game.
Reviews
TV
‘Agatha All Along’ broke the spell of MCU misses
The Kathryn Hahn-led series worked as a proper TV show rather than a chopped-up movie, and harkened back to the comics giant’s most successful project for the small screen, WandaVision
The Last Word: Danny Dyer
The Cockney legend and bonafide national treasure tells us about starring in new Disney+ show Rivals and his unique connection with Harold Pinter
Taxi carrying Private Eye editor Ian Hislop faced mechanical fault and not gunshot, police say
The Private Eye editor and TV regular was travelling through Soho yesterday when the incident occurred.
Netflix’s motion to dismiss ‘Baby Reindeer’ lawsuit denied by judge
However, judge overseeing “Martha” inspiration Fiona Harvey’s lawsuit against the streaming service tosses out negligence claims and her request for punitive damages
‘Squid Game’ season two trailer reveals sadistic return to the Games
The new trailer features Seong Gi-hun, played by Lee Jung-jae, back in the game as Player 456
BTS leader RM’s new doc chronicles the eight months before his military service
The documentary will premiere at the 29th Busan International Film Festival in South Korea