Stewart Copeland: ‘The Police’s recording sessions were very dark. We beat the crap out of each other’
Why is [the Police’s 1983 album] Synchronicity being reissued [as an expanded box set] now? Dmitry-SThe Police had an epiphany courtesy of the Beatles’ documentary,
‘My orange heart hurt’: Wiegman urges on England men despite her home loss
Sarina Wiegman has urged England’s men’s team to “bring it home” after they reached the Euro 2024 final but said her “orange heart hurt” after
Festival wristbands are grubby badges of honour – so Balenciaga’s £3,000 version is cringeworthy
There is a moment during any music festival when I want to tear my skin off and go home. It’s not after the two-plus days
‘Are you rich in goats?’: chronicling the extraordinary work of Bhutan’s ‘happiness surveyors’
How often do you get angry? Are you prone to envy? Are you rich in goats? These are the questions Amber Kumar Gurung is employed
Eno review – stimulating and cerebral look at the high priest of art-tech experimentalism
If anyone could get away with presenting a “generative documentary” rather than a bog-standard bio-doc, it would have to be Brian Eno, the high priest
England acquire inexplicable indestructibility before Spain final | Jonathan Wilson
Ivory Coast lost their second group game at this year’s Africa Cup of Nations and followed it up by losing their third, 4-0 to Equatorial
Euro 2024 Daily | England forging disparate elements into the most harmonious whole
BUT I KEEP GOING ON “Of course I [effed] up,” sings Black Sherif in his classic single Kweku the Traveller. “Who never [effed up], hands
Cassandra Jenkins: My Light, My Destroyer review | Alexis Petridis’s album of the week
It’s fair to say that Cassandra Jenkins did not expect to achieve a minor commercial breakthrough with her 2021 album An Overview on Phenomenal Nature.
Ten players at Euro 2024 who have increased their transfer value
Ferdi Kadioglu (Turkey) The all-action Fenerbahce defender was outstanding during his side’s run to the quarter-finals in Germany, providing a constant attacking threat down the
The Commandant’s Shadow review – family of Auschwitz commander bring healing to death-camp survivor
The first shock delivered by this engrossing documentary is probably the queasy jolt of recognition. Hans Jürgen Höss, the now elderly son of the Nazi