Culture News
David Hockney, beloved British artist, dies aged 88
The hugely influential figure passed away at his home yesterday, a statement said
Music News
Rose Gray returns with the euphoric ‘Club To Your Arms’: ‘I’ve got big pop girl dreams’
The pop star tells Rolling Stone UK about the song she’s always wanted to write and its heady music video. “I feel like I’m making the best music of my life now,” she says
Music Features
A fake AI album released in my name made me realise why the law needs to change
When folk singer Emily Portman discovered albums released in her name generated by artificial intelligence, it led her to discover how UK law is currently failing to protect artists from the growing issue
Music
Music Album Reviews
Myles Smith ‘My Mess, My Heart, My Life’ review: Soul-baring honesty from Britain’s newest star
On his debut album, Myles Smith offers up a collection of irresistible anthems while also offering his heart firmly on his sleeve.
Music News
Bob Dylan Shares Pros and Cons of Turning 80 in Rare Op-Ed
“When you’re young you think that time moves forward. At 80 you know that it doesn’t, it stands still. We’re the ones that move,” 85-year-old singer writes in op-ed tied to Trump’s birthday
Music Live Reviews
Harry Styles live in London review: Stadium euphoria from a popstar who can do it all
On the first night of a record-breaking run at Wembley Stadium, Harry Styles proves why he’s able to conquer the biggest stages of all.
Music News
Oliver Tree, ‘Life Goes On’ Singer, Dead at 32
Eccentric musician known for his viral videos among six people who died in when two helicopters collided mid-air in Rio de Janeiro
Music Features
JAY B discusses nature-fuelled new mini-album ‘TR.EE’: ‘Landscapes inspire me’
The K-pop idol, who hails from boyband GOT7, is meticulous in everything he does
Music Features
A fake AI album released in my name made me realise why the law needs to change
When folk singer Emily Portman discovered albums released in her name generated by artificial intelligence, it led her to discover how UK law is currently failing to protect artists from the growing issue
Features
Rolling Stone UK’s Future of Music 2026: see the full list
As part of our Future of Music plans, Rolling Stone UK selects the best of music’s new voices — 25 artists who are set to make 2026 their year
Head through Liz Lawrence’s poignant new album ‘Vespers’, track by track
This powerful album ruminates on the grief of Lawrence losing her sister in strikingly intricate detail
A fake AI album released in my name made me realise why the law needs to change
When folk singer Emily Portman discovered albums released in her name generated by artificial intelligence, it led her to discover how UK law is currently failing to protect artists from the growing issue
JAY B discusses nature-fuelled new mini-album ‘TR.EE’: ‘Landscapes inspire me’
The K-pop idol, who hails from boyband GOT7, is meticulous in everything he does
Film
Jeremy Strong Nails Mark Zuckerberg’s Arrogance in ‘The Social Reckoning’ Trailer
The film follows the 2021 leak of internal Facebook documents by Frances Haugen (Mikey Madison) with Jeremy Allen White as The Wall Street Journal reporter Jeff Horwitz
Aliens Are Among Us. Just Ask Steven Spielberg
‘Disclosure Day’ finds the great director once again staging close encounters with interstellar visitors — and crafting a conspiracy thriller that doubles as a career retrospective
Absolute Cinema? Martin Scorsese Used AI to Help Storyboard His Next Movie
The storied filmmaker has signed on as an adviser and partner to Black Forest Labs, which has an image-generation tool called Flux
Tom Holland Calls Zendaya a ‘Lifeline’ in the ‘Wild World’ of Hollywood
“I couldn’t imagine doing what I do without her,” the actor said of Zendaya, while also praising her work in Euphoria and The Odyssey
‘Backrooms’ director Kane Parsons: ‘I plan on continuing it – Backrooms is not done’
The horror genre may never be the same again: at the age of 20, Kane Parsons has directed a masterwork for A24. Backrooms, based on internet lore around liminal spaces, looks set to be a critical and commercial smash. Here, Rolling Stone UK meets an exciting new voice in moviemaking.
Is the Star Wars Franchise Finally Cooked?
It’s not just that The Mandalorian and Grogu turns a promising TV show into a mediocre movie. It makes you feel like the IP is now creatively DOA
Olivia Rodrigo ‘you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love’ review: a beautiful, crushing love story
The superstar’s third album features even sharper storytelling, even more visceral emotions, and Robert Smith
Paul McCartney ‘The Boys of Dungeon Lane’ review: Macca takes a charming trip to the past
In looking back at his storied past, Paul McCartney offers a record which proves he’s never been more alive.
Sienna Spiro live in London: Prodigious singer stuns on home turf
At her North London homecoming, Sienna Spiro proves to be a star worth waiting for…
Rosalía live in London: religious ceremony meets techno rave
The outrageously talented singer’s ‘LUX’ tour cuts through intense emotions with disarming humour and levity – it’s a complete triumph
Reviews
TV
BBC axes ‘Doctor Who’ Christmas special as Russell T Davies leaves show
“This decision was not taken lightly,” said the BBC
‘The Simpsons’ Writer Who Accidentally Predicted Trump’s Presidency Launches His Own 2028 Bid
Dan Greaney, a longtime writer and producer on the show, describes himself as “a progressive Republican”
Brad Alexander: from Gilead to greatness
‘The Testaments’ breakout star discusses literary icons, acting ambition, and working with a TV “genius”
Daniel Mays on ‘Believe Me’: ‘This show could save someone’s life’
As Mays prepares to star as the notorious sex offender John Worboys, the actor tells Rolling Stone UK about tackling the most challenging role of his career
Diane Morgan debuts new images for BBC sitcom Ann Droid
The show will arrive this summer.
‘Saturday Night Live UK’ renewed for second season
The Sky show, which has two episodes left of its first season, will return later this year