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At OVO Hydro in Glasgow, Doja Cat showcased her ability to navigate between upbeat bubblegum rap and darker rock influences, captivating the audience with her commanding presence.
In a tumultuous cultural landscape, artists like Slayyyter and Cobrah are embracing a bold, hedonistic aesthetic. Their music and lyrics provoke questions about authenticity and empowerment in pop culture.
In the wake of her sister's untimely passing, Liz Lawrence is redefining how grief is expressed in music, aiming for a softer, more nuanced approach.
At Waterfront Hall in Belfast, Kraftwerk showcases their lasting impact on techno music while honoring the late Ryuichi Sakamoto, proving their sound remains relevant.
Exploring the creation of 'Letter to Brezhnev,' a film that offered a unique view of Russians during a politically charged time.
A recent performance at Kings Place showcased the talents of Britten Sinfonia, featuring works by Britten and Copland, reflecting their collaboration in 1939.
At the Cannes Film Festival, 'Paper Tiger' showcases the reunion of Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson, alongside Miles Teller, in a compelling narrative of 1980s New York.
Renowned writer Jack Thorne reflects on his prolific career in television, discussing his latest project, Falling, and the pressures of his success.
Filmmaker Ken Loach expresses disappointment over Your Party's internal conflicts, suggesting they have wasted a vital opportunity to unify the left against rising far-right sentiments.
As he prepares for his Australian tour, Flying Lotus shares insights into his creative process, including his thoughts on hip-hop production and his favorite cultural influences.
Rodrigo Sorogoyen's latest film, 'The Beloved,' showcases Javier Bardem in a haunting performance that delves into the complexities of male authorship without sentimentality.
As Top Gun celebrates its 40th anniversary, producer Jerry Bruckheimer and co-writer Jack Epps reflect on the film's iconic moments and its impact on cinema.
Eurovision, once a symbol of European unity, faces its largest boycott yet in 2026, highlighting a shift towards human rights issues.
A late-night viewing of Liza Minnelli's iconic performance on the Muppet Show sparked a journey toward becoming a drag star, complete with a tattoo tribute.
Apple's new thriller presents a complex narrative involving a camboy and a divorced mother, drawing comparisons to 'No Country for Old Men' with a hint of humor from 'New Girl'.
This week features Jilly Cooper's extravagant return to the TV industry scene, alongside the compelling collaboration of Ian McKellen and Michaela Coel.
Linda Bassett, known for her role as Nurse Phyllis in 'Call the Midwife', shares her insights on her unconventional career and her latest performance in a dementia-themed play.
What began as an unsettling image online has transformed into one of the year's most chilling films. Directed by Kane Parsons, Backrooms features Chiwetel Ejiofor and Renate Reinsve.
As Outlander concludes, we reflect on its unique blend of romance and adventure that captivated audiences for over a decade.
Plans are underway to transform 3 Savile Row into a seven-storey visitor center, featuring access to the rooftop where the Beatles held their last performance, with Paul McCartney expressing support for the initiative.