Having been the original voice of heavy metal, survived multiple bouts of ill health and relieved various bats and doves of their heads, Ozzy Osbourne
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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs faces new sexual assault lawsuits as he awaits trial
A fresh round of lawsuits alleging sexual assault have been filed against Sean “Diddy” Combs, though the rapper and mogul continues to deny wrongdoing. On
‘Into the heart of the whirlwind’: how Led Zeppelin were sweet-talked into their first biopic
Bernard MacMahon says he knew he was taking a massive risk. The Irish-British film-maker and his Scottish partner Allison McGourty had spent 10 months researching
Killer Mike sues security firm over Grammys arrest, alleging ‘public humiliation’
Killer Mike, the hip-hop artist known for his solo work as well as the duo Run the Jewels, has sued a private security company after
What if you never come down? The 90s clubbers who wouldn’t let the night end – a picture essay
It is in the early hours of the morning that one of modern life’s most familiar questions faces you: should we call it a night
Over the moon: Billie Eilish sports 188-year-old Yorkshire wool brand at Grammys
When Billie Eilish took to the stage at the 67th Grammy awards wearing a hat with the branding of the baseball team the Los Angeles
Beyoncé announces Cowboy Carter stadium tour, with dates in US, UK and France
Beyoncé has announced a stadium tour for her foray into country music, Cowboy Carter, including four dates at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The tour spans
From Drake’s humiliation to Doechii’s coronation: the talking points from the 2025 Grammys
Drake was humiliated It’s the kind of stress dream that pop stars tell their therapists about: “My artistic rival won record and song of the
The 2025 Grammys celebrated pop being back to its agenda-setting best | Alexis Petridis
Like all major awards ceremonies, the Grammys spawn a mini-industry in predictions: in the weeks before the winners are announced, a rash of articles inevitably
The Brian Jonestown Massacre review – psych-rock survivors play it safe
The Brian Jonestown Massacre arrive in the UK just before the documentary that effectively made them famous, Dig!, returns to cinemas: a “reimagined 20th anniversary