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The cancellation of new events at the Secret Garden Party site and Womad Glasgow highlights the impact of rising costs on the UK music festival scene, though some organizers still hold optimism.
A reflection on how the film 'Too Much' influenced a personal decision to propose after ten years of partnership, despite initial reservations about a grand wedding.
Following her announcement of being cancer-free, Jessie J's return to China draws attention to the potential of the country's music market, which has seen interest from various Western artists since her rise in 2018.
After a seven-year hiatus, Kelsey Lu returns with 'So Help Me God,' a collaboration with notable artists like Jack Antonoff and Kim Gordon, showcasing her unique sound.
As Phil Wang embarks on his Uh Oh standup tour, he addresses the cultural divides in Britain, touching on themes of woke culture and generational shifts.
Once a teenage admirer, conductor and composer Ryan Wigglesworth now takes center stage at the Aldeburgh Festival, showcasing his passion for contemporary music.
Paul Thomas Anderson's 1997 film, while lacking some of the finesse of his later works, offers an energetic exploration of the adult film industry during a tumultuous era.
Ibrahim Alfa Jr, originally from Nigeria, navigated the UK rave scene, facing incarceration and serious health challenges. He created 500 tracks while enduring a stark diet.
Recent analysis of 40 years of Aria chart history reveals significant shifts in listening habits, suggesting local artists face considerable challenges ahead.
Country music icon Shania Twain transformed the Shacklewell Arms in East London into a vibrant saloon for a special performance, drawing fans from across the UK.
In a candid reflection, David Gray discusses his musical influences, including his love for Madness and a desire for a joyful atmosphere at his funeral.
A new photographic collection by Jim Marshall sheds light on the tumultuous final tour of The Beatles, who were on the brink of ending their touring days in 1966.
Anthony Head, renowned for his roles in Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Ted Lasso, has died at the age of 72, leaving behind a legacy of memorable performances.
The film adaptation of Gary Owen’s play 'Iphigenia in Splott, Effi o Blaenau' is set for release on June 5, 2026, highlighting the cultural importance of its Welsh-language roots.
As Marilyn Monroe's 100th anniversary approaches, Lawrence Schiller reflects on her last nude photoshoot, revealing her as a savvy figure in managing her public persona.
The Leeds-based band Yard Act discusses their upcoming album, addressing themes of bullying and imposter syndrome while navigating the challenges of sudden fame.
In a recent interview, Radiohead's Ed O’Brien discusses his changing musical tastes, his admiration for George Michael, and his favorite football anthem.
The renowned actor participated in a demonstration in central London, drawing attention to the criminalization of same-sex relationships in 29 Commonwealth nations.
As the third season concludes, HBO's Euphoria captures the disillusionment and anger of a generation shaped by contemporary influences.
Melbourne showcases a vibrant vinyl culture with music exhibitions, cherished record stores, and unique listening bars. But does this make it the vinyl capital of the world?