Paul Di’Anno, the journeyman heavy metal vocalist best known for fronting Iron Maiden in their early years, has died aged 66. His label Conquest Music
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‘Every fear you’re supposed to have as a New Yorker’: Lin-Manuel Miranda on rebooting cult movie The Warriors
What is the most cherished movie from your early childhood? Probably not The Warriors, Walter Hill’s fierce thriller about New York gang battles. But as
‘Bob Dylan was an endearing young scallywag!’ Barbara Dane, the singer who burned a path through folk, blues and activism
As a singer-songwriter who was as devoted to social change as she was to her craft, Barbara Dane, who has died aged 97, is a
Liam Payne fans gather at vigils for singer around the world
Outside St Peter’s church in Wolverhampton, people gathered on Sunday to look at the balloons, bouquets and candles left in tribute to the One Direction
Composer Max Richter: ‘I’m a low-key raver! I love all kinds of music’
Born in 1966 in Lower Saxony and brought up in Bedford, Max Richter is an award-winning classical composer. Working across live performance, film, dance, art
Blur v Oasis was only part of the story: the case for a wider – and wilder – Britpop canon
There are people who could spend all day arguing about Britpop: what it was, what it is, who invented it, when it started and ended,
Kylie: Tension II review – more of the same is much, much less
It is impossibly easy to root for Kylie Minogue. The Australian pop princess is funny in interviews – see her dry, casual dismissal of the
‘I felt this film was my duty’: director Mati Diop on Dahomey, about the return of looted African treasures
What thoughts would go through the mind of a king exiled from his country for more than a century? What if that monarch took the
Boybands let girls fall in love for the first time – so grief for Liam Payne is heartbreakingly painful
The first time I fell in love, I was 13. Butterflies fluttered in my stomach constantly. I took any opportunity to mention my love, no
The Cure: Songs of a Lost World review – dark, personal and their best since Disintegration
The latter-day history of the Cure is a peculiar thing. They ended the 90s in apparent disarray – the disappointing Wild Mood Swings drew their