A DJ's plea for quiet on the dancefloor has turned into a wider reckoning with what years of club closures, licensing ...

The German actor is suddenly everywhere on screen - but her biggest 2026 role may be the one she won't discuss.

Malkovich and Rockwell trade banter about a new Martin McDonagh film; the premise is intriguing, the business behind it conspicuously unexplained.

Jimmy McGovern’s Time has made a habit of going where television commissioners usually fear to send a camera. The first series, with Sean Bean and Stephen Graham, took viewers inside a men’s prison; ...

Forty years on, The Name of the Rose, Jean-Jacques Annaud’s 1986 adaptation of Umberto Eco’s monastery whodunnit, has arrived on 4K UHD and limited-edition Blu-ray via Second Sight Films, the kind of ...

The fashion photographer behind Madonna and Rihanna shoots says he found his new subject in a 1970 arrest and a protest that happened on the day he was born - but the finished project remains ...

Long before “Our House” became a karaoke staple and a stage musical, Madness were seven skint lads trudging between Camden, Stoke Newington and Crouch End, signing on the dole and taking odd jobs that ...

Erasure are back with a twentieth studio album, and the synthpop duo’s own account of how they got here is as much about endurance as invention. In a new interview with the Guardian, Andy Bell and ...

Republica’s Ready to Go has had a strange afterlife: sung by 40,000 people at the Stadium of Light when Sunderland beat Chelsea last season, performed pitchside at a Fifa World Cup, and reportedly a ...

A year ago, Michael Kiwanuka’s career looked unassailable. His 2024 album Small Changes had drawn critical acclaim and was denied the UK No 1 spot only by Kendrick Lamar’s GNX, no small feat for a ...

Nine years ago, Liam Neeson read a New York Times article about Catherine Corless, an amateur historian in County Galway who had spent years establishing that 796 children died at the St Mary’s mother ...