Music News
The Cure have just won the first Grammys of their entire career
A career first for the goth-rock icons
Music Features
Grammys 2026: The best, worst and most WTF moments
Bad Bunny was the star of the night, but there were also lots of other incredible performances, and a few curveballs
Film News
Watch the dramatic new trailer for ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’
Miranda Priestly is back…
Music
Film News
‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Singers to Perform Debut at BAFTAs
EJAE, Audrey Nuna, and Rei Ami will perform the movie’s headline track, ‘Golden’ marking their first time performing live outside of the United States
Music News
Chappell Roan responds to criticism of ‘awesome and weird’ Grammys outfit
The singer wore a barely-there outfit to the Grammys on Sunday
Music Album Reviews
Mandy, Indiana ‘URGH’ review: chaos and catharsis from a truly unique band
The Manchester noise rock band take their sound to thrilling new places on an exploratory second album
Music Features
Meet Vegas Water Taxi, the London band skewering pop culture with alt-country hits
Ben Hambro’s new album ‘long time caller, first time listener’ is an affecting and timely listen from a project rooted in the current moment
Music News
BTS to Return With Live Comeback Performance, New Documentary
The upcoming performance and doc will stream exclusively on Netflix
Music News
Olivia Dean defends immigrants during Grammys speech
Dean received her first Grammy as this year’s Best New Artist
Features
Arctic Monkeys’ ‘Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not’ at 20 – every track ranked
As the Sheffield band’s seminal debut album turns 20, three RS UK writers offer a comprehensive ranking of its legendary 13 tracks
Jacob Alon tells us about winning the BRITs Critics Choice Award: ‘I want more people to discover my music’
Jacob Alon has just won the Brits Critics Choice, marking the start of a huge 2026 for the singer…
Dangerous dreamer: Mika
Seven years after his last English-language release, Mika returns with new album, ‘Hyperlove’. Here, the “created by the UK” artist reveals the method behind his melodies
Jung Kook: No Limits
As 21st-century pop icons BTS prepare for lift-off following an enforced hiatus for military service, its youngest member Jung Kook reflects on his journey from maknae to solo artist, shares the self-care rou-tine that keeps him sane, and reveals how his spell away from music stoked his passion for it once more
Film
‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Singers to Perform Debut at BAFTAs
EJAE, Audrey Nuna, and Rei Ami will perform the movie’s headline track, ‘Golden’ marking their first time performing live outside of the United States
Watch the dramatic new trailer for ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’
Miranda Priestly is back…
Sam Mendes’ Beatles movies reveals first look at Paul Mescal and more in character
The first photos of Paul Mescal, Barry Keoghan, Harris Dickinson and Joseph Quinn as the Fab Four were planted around Liverpool’s Institute for Performing Arts
‘The Best Summer’ review: Foo Fighters and Beastie Boys star in nostalgic rock-doc
This touching documentary covers what happened when filmmaker Tamra Davis discovered a box of old tapes featuring footage of Foo Fighters, Beastie Boys and many more during an Australian tour.
Courtney Love Sets the Record Straight
Antiheroine, a new documentary on the singer-slash-superstar that premiered at Sundance, gives Ms. Love the mic — and lets her tell her story in her own words
BAFTAs 2026: See the full list of nominations
The annual ceremony returns to London’s Royal Festival Hall next month
Dijon live in London: eclectic delights from a new R&B hero
Dijon Duenas is a movie star, Grammy-nominated producer for Justin Bieber and – at the first of two O2 Academy Brixton gigs – a glorious and experimental bandleader on the cusp of true stardom
Louis Tomlinson ‘How Did I Get Here?’ review: a glass half full
The artist is embracing a new era of optimism in his life, reflected in his bright and bold third album
Robbie Williams ‘Britpop’ review: A rollicking love letter to the 90s
On his thirteenth album, Robbie Williams sounds like he’s having the most fun he’s had in years.
Biffy Clyro live in London: a glorious show of defiance
One member down and amid a testing period, the Scots prove the best way through turmoil is with huge, open-hearted singalongs
Reviews
TV
Catherine O’Hara, ‘Schitt’s Creek’ star and comedy legend, dead at 71
The celebrated actress was also known for her appearances in the Home Alone movies and many collaborations with Christopher Guest
‘The Traitors’: Winner Stephen Libby on how Scottish folk music helped him in the show
“I’d get back to where I was staying each evening, pop my headphones in and listen to the music that reminds me of home”
Paul Gorton: ‘The Traitors’ final was truly one for the ages
Our star columnist is in awe of Traitors winners Rachel Duffy and Stephen Libby. But he’s also got an idea up his sleeve for future series…
A stage show of ‘The Traitors’ is coming to the West End next year
A “thrilling new hunting ground for our Traitors” will arrive in London next year
Paul Gorton: The final week of ‘The Traitors’ is here and anything could happen
Buckle up for a huge finale!
Watch the first trailer for Netflix’s anticipated new Take That docuseries
The three-part series, premiering January 27 on Netflix, follows Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Mark Owen, Robbie Williams and Jason Orange