T he release date has been announced for British singer Will Young’s new documentary Will Young: Losing my Twin Rupert about the death of his brother, who died by suicide in 2020 aged 41. Rupert Young had battled alcoholism for over 20 years. “I’m very honoured and proud to tellContinue Reading
Review at a glance U nnecessary Drama, Scottish indie darlings Belle and Sebastian’s comeback single, was an apt title. What’s this? A crunching guitar riff, pacey beats and a wild squall of harmonica? Seven years since their last album, have the world’s meekest band finally acquired some teeth? Yes andContinue Reading
R ichmond based rapper Kam-BU, 25, has the world at his feet. He made waves with his acclaimed debut EP, Black On Black, and he’s about to play the Great Escape Festival in Brighton next weekend – but what he’s more concerned with right now is climate change. “Music’s cool,Continue Reading
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H arry Potter fans could see the removal of a beloved “resting place” dedicated to Dobby the House Elf in the coming months. The grave, which pays tribute to the beloved House Elf from the Harry Potter franchise, sits by Freshwater West beach in Wales, where the scene of hisContinue Reading
H arry Styles is having quite the week: alongside the trailer dropping for his new upcoming film Don’t Worry, Darling (co-starring Black Widow’s Florence Pugh and directed by his now-girlfriend, Olivia Wilde), he has also announced a special gig to celebrate the release of his new album Harry’s House. Here’sContinue Reading
Almost all of Studio Ghibli’s films are on Netflix and HBO Max. To help prioritize your animation binge, we’ve ranked every single one.Continue Reading
Assuming the pollen bomb hasn’t left you sheltering indoors mainlining Piriteze, it’s prime reading-in-the-park season; or, if you’re really lucky, braving an EasyJet 6.20am flight to somewhere further-flung and balmy. From mesmerising memoirs to modern love stories, buzzy debuts and elegant new novels from virtuoso favourites, this is your springContinue Reading
Review at a glance C overed in blood, myth and glory, Mark Rylance returns in triumph, 13 years on, to the career-defining role of Johnny “Rooster” Byron in Jez Butterworth’s dazzling exploration of Englishness. Rooster is a charismatic, anarchic spirit: a perma-drunk yarn-spinner who supplies drugs and dance music toContinue Reading
Review at a glance M itski stepped onto the stage at the Roundhouse and was immediately in character. As the Exorcist-inspired synths of Love Me More boomed behind her, she danced around the stage with the childish mannerisms of Alice in Wonderland. By the time she had exited the stage,Continue Reading
