20. Moonraker (End Title) (1979) Shirley Bassey apparently hated this Bond theme, protesting that the lyrics were nonsensical. She never performed it live. It’s certainly
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Sherelle: With a Vengeance review | Album of the week
Like turning up the radio to drown out the sound of a jackhammer, a lot of the dance music that is resonating right now is
One to One: John and Yoko review – Kevin Macdonald’s immersive collage is a pop culture fever dream
Film-maker Kevin Macdonald has created a fever dream of pop culture: a TV-clip collage of John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s time in New York in
Scottish rappers, deaf composers and an AI song called Zygotic Washstands: the biggest hoaxes in pop
It all started as an unsolicited Facebook message, which may have been the first sign of foul play – and led to Wolfgang Flür, ex-member
Patti Smith to publish ‘intimate’ new memoir, Bread of Angels
Patti Smith has written a memoir that her publishers are describing as her “most intimate and visionary work” yet, which is due out this autumn.
Original Beatles drummer Pete Best announces his retirement
Pete Best, the first drummer to perform with the Beatles before he was replaced by Ringo Starr, has confirmed his retirement. The 83-year-old’s brother, Roag
‘Everybody seemed thrilled they’d made it inside’: sizzling images from Studio 54 – in pictures
Tod Papageorge: ‘Although I made these photographs more than 45 years ago, I’ll never forget watching this scene unfold near dawn on New Year’s Day,
‘The people of Glasgow frowned on all the spitting’: Peter Capaldi on his punk rock past
One of my first musical memories is of being given a Beatles wig. They sold them in Woolworths but it wasn’t a normal wig with
Dreamin’ Wild review – Walton Goggins and Casey Affleck are rediscovered 70s rockers in late-life fame drama
Newcomer-fans of Walton Goggins, sharing gifs of his stunned expression in The White Lotus, might want a look at this interesting but flawed movie: a
‘It ain’t over till one of us is gone’: the pop stars who refuse to bury the hatchet
Whether informed by the perspective and poignancy of one’s twilight years, or by the promise of loads of touring cash, some of pop’s most bitter