The other 1969 concert that changed music: ‘one of the most important stories in rock history’
In the summer of 1969, promoter John Brower thought he had a foolproof plan for a classic concert. Though just 22, he had already promoted
Anyone who thinks England have an easy draw at Euro 2024 needs a history lesson | Jacob Steinberg
Time for an excursion. Time for Gareth Southgate and Steve Holland to live a little. The group stage is done, the draw has opened up,
Coach, physio, videographer … manicurist? How elite tennis has become ‘a travelling circus’
As she took her first timid steps as a professional tennis player 21 years ago, one of the most important early decisions Victoria Azarenka made
‘In Europe, everyone’s screaming kill, kill, kill’: Stellan Skarsgård on Sweden, ‘silly’ Scandi noir and security
Stellan Skarsgård is speaking to me from his cabin, outside Stockholm, and why shouldn’t he look relaxed and happy, in those clement, sun-dappled surrounds? But
The Last Dinner Party on misogyny, maximalism and making it big: ‘Men think they’re the arbiters of rock’
The annual scramble for Glastonbury tickets is a rite of passage – and Georgia Davies is used to disappointment. “I’d been trying to get tickets
A Family Affair review – Nicole Kidman’s hot age-gap romance quickly goes cold
When it comes to age-gap films starring Nicole Kidman, Jonathan Glazer’s Birth is surely impossible to follow. But newcomer screenwriter Carrie Solomon and director Richard
Canadian man makes history after receiving zero election votes: ‘I am the true unity candidate’
A Canadian man has made history by receiving zero votes in a contested federal election, after running as part of a protest over the lack
Marilyn Monroe’s Los Angeles home named a historic cultural monument
Marilyn Monroe’s Brentwood, Los Angeles, home has been saved from destruction after a year-long battle to save the property from developers. On Wednesday, the Los
British Columbia investigates claims energy company ‘dramatically’ influenced climate policy
British Columbia’s attorney general has called for an investigation into possible violations of provincial law after a Canadian oil and gas executive claimed the company
Former heads of Bolivia’s army and navy arrested over failed coup
The former heads of Bolivia’s army and navy are among 17 people so far arrested for their alleged roles in a seemingly bungled military coup