Harry Styles has explained why he was in the crowd in St. Peter’s Square in Rome when the new Pope was introduced to the world. The As It Was singer stuns fans when he was spotted among the spectators in…
Nine Elms’ premier boutique concert hall, World Heart Beat Embassy Gardens, has announced its 2026 live music programme. The new season promises an eclectic journey through jazz, classical, blues, and world music, all showcased within a state-of-the-art venue equipped with…
GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter and producer Charlotte Day Wilson has kicked off 2026 by deepening her footprint in the world of modern soul and alternative R&B. Released via Stone Woman Music and XL Recordings, her latest single, “Lean,” features a collaboration with…
The wait for Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is almost over, with the film set for release in the summer of 2026. The Greek tale is one of the most important and influential stories of all time, and lovers of the…
Rising Star winner Holly Humberstone has officially ushered in a new era with the announcement of her highly anticipated second album, Cruel World, set for release on 10 April 2026. The news arrives alongside a soaring new single, “To Love…
The 2025 music year has been a masterclass in creative resurgence, as seen in this year’s Top 28 Albums list. From the return of Britpop legends to the coronation of indie-rock’s new vanguard, the industry has favored records that prioritize…
Yes, there are ridiculous dream sequences (or are they?!?!) involving pastoral reveries, swords, horses, Tommy guns and wizardsploitation, the kind that suggest profundity only if you’ve been using Physical Graffiti‘s gatefold for seed harvesting. But for years, this was the best live…
The word “live” in the movie title is a bit of a red herring when it comes to Pink Floyd: Live at Pompeii, since the only audience in the oldest surviving Roman amphitheater in the world is the film’s crew. But it’s also…
Two years after the landmark Lonely Boy brought cinema vérité techniques backstage, the Maysles Brothers hitched a ride with the Fab Four on their first trans-Atlantic trip. Although Richard Lester would (lightly) fictionalize similar scenarios in A Hard Day’s Night, no camera before or since…
Even if you’ve never seen Don’t Look Back, you know it by heart. The “Subterranean Homesick Blues” opener — nicked by everyone from INXS to Bob Roberts — is the most obvious cultural reference point, but in a larger sense this documentary of Bob Dylan’s…