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Dutch musician Jozef Van Wissem, known for his punk roots and collaboration with Jim Jarmusch, aims to transform the lute into a contemporary pop instrument, challenging traditional music norms.
Acclaimed musician Jon Batiste shares his wide-ranging musical tastes, revealing a fondness for artists like Amyl and the Sniffers, while expressing his aversion to Steely Dan.
Richard Gadd offers a deep exploration of masculinity, while Olivia Dean embarks on her tour. Here’s a look at the week’s standout cultural reviews.
This week features an intriguing thriller starring Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel, alongside the release of the Foo Fighters' twelfth album, promising an exciting mix of entertainment.
Following his Oscar win, Michael B. Jordan is set to produce and potentially star in a film adaptation of the popular video game series Battlefield, directed by Christopher McQuarrie.
At the Barbican in London, Anohni delivered a stunning concert, showcasing her operatic vocal prowess and masterful song interpretations, reminiscent of Nina Simone.
Contrary to concerns that younger generations would abandon traditional cinema, Gen Z is stepping up as the most frequent moviegoers, with projections for a positive future in film attendance.
As their documentary premieres, Iron Maiden discusses their evolution from small venues to major stadiums and the difficulties faced during the 1990s.
At OVO Hydro in Glasgow, Olivia Dean's first arena tour showcased a blend of retro glam and contemporary artistry, highlighting her unique stage presence.
The docuseries 'Hulk Hogan: Real American' delves into the complex life of the wrestling legend and his relationship with Donald Trump, offering insights into fame's impact.
Despite the massive streaming success of artists like Rema and Burna Boy, the African music scene is experiencing a decline in hit songs. Industry experts express concern over the future direction of the genre.
The new hour-long film offers a captivating yet selective look at David Bowie's career, merging his iconic Ziggy Stardust persona with his Berlin phase in an immersive experience.
The upcoming release of The Devil Wears Prada 2 raises questions about its Starbucks collaboration, especially given the current limited audience for theatrical films.
The animated film 'Time Hoppers: The Silk Road' highlights the contributions of Islamic scholars to modern science through a time-travel adventure featuring young protagonists.
In a recent interview, Michael Socha shares insights on his unconventional journey from school dropout to starring in The Cage alongside Sheridan Smith, hinting at a potential reunion for This Is England.
The Charlatans' frontman, Tim Burgess, opens up about his varied musical tastes, featuring artists like Kate Bush and Abba, and reflects on New Order's impact on his career.
Executive context: Electric Ballroom, London The era-defining duo’s ultras are suitably spoiled in the first of this intimate five-day run, showered with rarities that put a different spin on their well-known history.
Bridget Phillipson adds to growing criticism of booking of rapper after his past antisemitic remarks A senior UK government minister has said Kanye West should be barred from performing at Wireless festival because of hi
Executive context: Zendaya and Robert Pattinson’s dark dramedy is a stylish acting showcase, but does it do justice to its weighty themes?
Executive context: ‘We performed it everywhere, even on Miss World. Once, on tour, a fan pulled me into the pit – but my hunky Italian security guard put me back on stage’ I had come to England from St Louis, Missouri, in the 1970s to do a