With a little help from my friend: John, Paul and the ‘romance’ that transformed culture
John Lennon and Paul McCartney met and fell for each other in the summer of 1957. John was 16, Paul 14. Paul came to see
Avengers: Doomsday: a doomed character pile-up or a masterstroke-in-waiting?
Marvel’s big cast reveal for Avengers: Doomsday earlier this week was like something out of an avant garde endurance piece curated by Andy Warhol, a
Post your questions for Jack O’Connell
Jack O’Connell, still only 34, has already been on our screens for a couple of decades. Born in Derby in 1990, he had a troubled
Warfare review – film-makers’ message gets lost in the deafening blizzard of battle
There’s a brutally efficient energy to this war movie recreating with 4K digital clarity a real incident involving US special forces on a chaotically failed
Yukimi: For You review – sweet solo debut for Little Dragon singer
It seems barely credible, but next year is Little Dragon’s 30th birthday. Although Yukimi Nagano has fronted the Swedish electronic dance act since she was
Mumford & Sons: Rushmere review – back to dreary basics
In the wake of the 2021 exit of banjo player (and son of the co-founder of GB News) Winston Marshall, Mumford & Sons have reverted
Dua Lipa wins second copyright case over single Levitating
A US judge has dismissed a claim by two disco songwriters that Dua Lipa copied her single Levitating from two of their songs, stressing that
Alison Krauss & Union Station: Arcadia review – a fresh start
Arcadia is big news in US roots music. In the 14 years since Union Station’s last LP, its Grammy-winning members have not been idle. Singer
Destroyer: Dan’s Boogie review – darkness haunts a gorgeous ruined palace of a record
If Dan Bejar’s musically shifting Destroyer project has a trademark, it’s the art of surprise. The Canadian is a master of strange lyrical koans that
Savina Yannatou, Primavera en Salonico and Lamia Bedioui: Watersong review | Jude Rogers’s folk album of the month
Savina Yannatou is a fabulous Greek singer whose work over the last five decades hasn’t stood still. Her CV includes interpretations of early music, throat