Music Features
Noah Kahan became a superstar by being himself
He made his name writing beautifully open songs about everything from his home state to his mental health. Now he has millions of fans, and he’s still processing it all
Music Live Reviews
Rosalía live in London: religious ceremony meets techno rave
The outrageously talented singer’s ‘LUX’ tour cuts through intense emotions with disarming humour and levity – it’s a complete triumph
Music Features
Iron Maiden: The Greatest Showmen
After more than 50 years, Iron Maiden are still rocking and making new fans with their spectacular live shows. In celebration, documentary ‘Burning Ambition’ charts the ups and downs of the heavy metal band that just keeps rolling
Music
Music News
Yard Act announce third album ‘You’re Gonna Need a Little Music’ and share dark lead single
The third record from the Leeds titans will arrive in July
Music News
Harry Styles Is Ready to Sweat in ‘Dance No More’ Music Video Teaser
The musician will release the video for the grooving record from his latest album ‘Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally’
Music Features
Noah Kahan became a superstar by being himself
He made his name writing beautifully open songs about everything from his home state to his mental health. Now he has millions of fans, and he’s still processing it all
Music Features
Iron Maiden: The Greatest Showmen
After more than 50 years, Iron Maiden are still rocking and making new fans with their spectacular live shows. In celebration, documentary ‘Burning Ambition’ charts the ups and downs of the heavy metal band that just keeps rolling
Music News
8 things we learned at The Rolling Stones album release party with Conan O’Brien
Mick Jagger de-aged himself for a video with Odessa A’zion, the Stones made the album in just one month, four of the songs are from older sessions, and there’s not even a hint of a tour
Music Live Reviews
Rosalía live in London: religious ceremony meets techno rave
The outrageously talented singer’s ‘LUX’ tour cuts through intense emotions with disarming humour and levity – it’s a complete triumph
Features
Noah Kahan became a superstar by being himself
He made his name writing beautifully open songs about everything from his home state to his mental health. Now he has millions of fans, and he’s still processing it all
Niall Horan: ‘There’s only so much of yourself that you can give’
The singer on finding love, grieving loss and building something new
BTS are back on top: ‘We have to push it to the edge’
How did the world’s biggest band reclaim their crown? By overcoming doubt and returning to their roots on an adventurous new album
‘We’ve proved the haters wrong!’: how ‘Saturday Night Live UK’ came to life
Cast members Larry Dean and Celeste Dring and Musical Director Pauli Lovejoy discuss the show’s genesis, its support from elder generations of UK comedians, and what Britishness means in 2026
Film
Win a pair of tickets to Rolling Stone UK’s ‘Finding Emily’ screening
Fancy joining us in London for a screening of 2026’s most exciting romcom?
‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ Dresses Up the Death of Journalism
The long-awaited sequel reunites Anne Hathaway and Meryl Streep, piles on the fan-service escapism — and doubles a sober reminder of how much has changed in 20 years
Why the Michael Jackson Movie Doesn’t Cover Sexual Abuse Allegations
An early storyline in Michael centered on allegations made by 13-year-old Jordan Chandler. It was nixed after filmmakers learned it violated terms of a $20 million settlement
We Were Never Going to Get a Real Michael Jackson Biopic
That still doesn’t excuse Antoine Fuqua’s heavily scrubbed origin story, which refashions the King of Pop’s journey into the Passion of St. Michael
Charli XCX Stars in a Movie About Volcanoes. It’s Oddly Moving
Erupcja is the sort of modest indie that feels like it was made for the price of a Brat tour ticket. It also gives the pop star a chance to flex her acting chops
‘California Schemin’ review: Hip hop hoax biopic is an absolute treat
This audacious true tale of two Scottish rappers trying to make it big is a brilliant directorial debut for James McAvoy.
Rosalía live in London: religious ceremony meets techno rave
The outrageously talented singer’s ‘LUX’ tour cuts through intense emotions with disarming humour and levity – it’s a complete triumph
Olivia Dean live in Glasgow: Britain’s newest superstar puts on a joyous show
On the first night of her global arena tour, Olivia Dean puts on a show worthy of Britain’s newest superstar.
Holly Humberstone ‘Cruel World’ review: simply sublime songwriting
The singer’s best album yet grapples with the universal feeling of childhood slipping away, transmitted through brilliantly specific vignettes
Arlo Parks ‘Ambiguous Desire’ review: Devastating and danceable all at once
On her accomplished third album, Arlo Parks shows that the dance floor is the place to forget your problems…
Reviews
TV
‘Saturday Night Live UK’ renewed for second season
The Sky show, which has two episodes left of its first season, will return later this year
Aimee Lou Wood sends up ‘SNL’ Teeth Controversy in new trailer for ‘SNL UK’
The actress will host the British spinoff series on May 2, just over a year after the U.S. version parodied her in a sketch she slammed as being “mean and unfunny”
Ryan Sampson: ‘I’m obsessed with people and how they perceive the world’
From ‘Brassic’ to ‘Mr Bigstuff’ and ‘The Other Bennet Sister’, actor Ryan Sampson relishes showing the unusual side of life
‘Half Man’: Richard Gadd on making his return with a brutal and timely new drama
What Richard did next: Two years after the mammoth success of ‘Baby Reindeer’, Richard Gadd is back with a shocking, brutal and timely exploration of masculinity and brotherly bonds
Katy Perry Under Police Investigation Over Ruby Rose’s Sexual Assault Claims
Melbourne police in Australia confirmed they are investigating “a historical sexual assault that occurred in 2010.” Perry has previously denied the accusations
‘We’ve proved the haters wrong!’: how ‘Saturday Night Live UK’ came to life
Cast members Larry Dean and Celeste Dring and Musical Director Pauli Lovejoy discuss the show’s genesis, its support from elder generations of UK comedians, and what Britishness means in 2026