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Trevor Nelson Confirms Brain Tumor Surgery, Announces Recovery After Two Months Off
BBC radio host Trevor Nelson confirmed via an Instagram video that he underwent surgery earlier this year for a brain tumor, describing the process as "really successful," while hinting he'll soon return to broadcasting.
Bleech 9:3's New Track "Figure 8": The Low-Key Devastation Captured in "Crying Quietly So My Roommate Wouldn't Hear"
London-based Irish band Bleech 9:3 have dropped their new single "Figure 8," produced by Dan Carey and mixed by Rich Costey. The band will wrap up the year with a UK/Ireland tour, hitting London's Electric Ballroom on December 1.
Trailer for Pulp Concert Film 'What Do You Do For An Encore?' Drops, Exclusively Streaming on MUBI September 25
The full trailer and poster for Jarvis Cocker's directed-and-narrated Pulp documentary have been unveiled, capturing the band's two sold-out shows at London's O2 last year. It will get limited theatrical screenings in the UK and Ireland starting September 18, before streaming on MUBI from the 25th.
Wolf Alice Drops "Hit The Sky," Closing Out The Clearing B-Sides Trilogy
Wolf Alice has completed the final track on The Clearing: B Sides, a demo recorded at Seven Sisters that was fleshed out a year later with violin from James Gavin and backing vocals from Julia Cumming.
'Dune: Part Three' Ticket Rush Crashes Booking Systems, 71-Minute IMAX Footage Revealed
Denis Villeneuve's "Dune: Part Three" caused ticketing systems to crash instantly after early-bird sales opened, while a 71-minute expanded-aspect-ratio segment shot on IMAX cameras was also released. The film gets an early launch in U.S. 70mm IMAX theaters starting December 14.
Lily Allen Responds to "No Interaction" Criticism: Speaking Would Ruin the Whole Show
On the "West End Girl" tour, Lily Allen lip-syncs to a backing track throughout and never speaks to the audience. Facing criticism that she's "too cold," she says talking would pull her out of character and ruin the integrity of the entire performance.
Foo Fighters Step in for The Pretty Reckless, Open for AC/DC in St Louis on September 8
AC/DC's St Louis show will feature Foo Fighters as the opening act on September 8 after The Pretty Reckless was forced to cancel, with Dave Grohl calling it "a dream come true."
Noah Kahan to Headline Wembley Stadium as 2027 UK & Ireland Tour Steps Up to Stadium Scale
Noah Kahan has announced three UK and Ireland stadium shows for July 2027, with London's Wembley Stadium set to be the biggest headline gig of his career yet. Ticket sale details have also been released.
'Reacher' Season 4 Soundtrack Revealed: Old-School Blues Soul Collides with Pixies and The Doors
Alan Ritchson-led 'Reacher' returns for Season 4 on Prime Video, with the first four episodes' soundtrack spanning old-school blues, funk, and classic rock hits from The Doors and Pixies — here's the full tracklist.
After Hayden Panettiere's Death, Mother Breaks Silence, Names Brian Hickerson
"Heroes" actress Hayden Panettiere passed away at her home in South Carolina on August 16, at age 36. Her long-estranged mother, Lesley Vogel, spoke out for the first time, pointing directly to ex-boyfriend Brian Hickerson as someone she'd worried about for years.
Reading & Leeds 2026 Drops Full Stage Times — Leeds Gets Its First-Ever Thursday Show
Florence + The Machine, Charli XCX, Fontaines D.C., Dave, RAYE and Chase & Status take turns headlining the main stages at both sites, as Leeds is approved for a Thursday show for the first time ever and the main stage gets a full rebrand.
Charlie Hunnam's Self-Made "Legends" Reunites Original "SOA" Cast to Play Themselves
Charlie Hunnam single-handedly created FX's new series "Legends," bringing back the original "Sons of Anarchy" cast to play fictionalized versions of themselves. The story kicks off after a fan convention reunion pulls them into real-world danger, and while original creator Kurt Sutter isn't involved, he's already given his blessing.
Drama Student Snuck Onstage, Filmed Hendrix's Woodstock Set—Footage Now Public
At the 1969 Woodstock closing set, 22-year-old student Albert Goodman posed as a crew member to sneak onstage, capturing footage just 15 feet from Hendrix on two reels of open-reel tape—footage that's finally surfaced after decades hidden away.
'Outer Banks' Final Season Tracklist: Ray Charles Sets the Grief, Tame Impala Closes Out the Youth
Netflix's "Outer Banks" wraps up with Season 5, and after JJ Maybank is killed by his own biological father, the season's soundtrack spans from Ray Charles to Tame Impala—with the song choices telegraphing the emotional ending before the plot even catches up.
Alex G's Score Meets R.E.M. and Sade: Full 'Camp Miasma' Soundtrack Revealed
Jane Schoenbrun's new horror film hits UK cinemas this week, and its soundtrack pairs Alex G's original score with tracks from R.E.M., Sade, and M83, among others. Here's the full tracklist.
Its Own Experiment Debunks the Argument: Channel 4 ADHD Documentary Sparks Backlash
"The Great ADHD Myth?" took a 10-year-old boy diagnosed with ADHD off his medication for six weeks. His school performance got worse, and he went back on meds — yet the show still pushed the claim that ADHD is a "social construct." ADHD UK slammed the contradiction and has filed a complaint with Ofcom.
Joe Rogan Discovers Turnstile with a "Cumcore" Joke, Then Blames USAID for Rap's Chart Slide
Joe Rogan encountered hardcore band Turnstile for the first time on his podcast, then immediately blamed rap's disappearance from the charts on USAID's dismantling—a claim with no evidence to back it up.
Gang of Youths Quietly End Four-Year Hiatus with Three-Minute Love Song Inspired by Tomatoes
David Le'aupepe returns with new single "Things Take Time," ditching stadium-rock volume for a jazz-tinged piano and brass number that marks a formal farewell to the band's past.
CeX Reportedly Planning Two Retro Gaming-Only Stores, Birmingham Branch May Open First
YouTube channel Retro Ghetto claims an insider source at CeX has revealed that the second-hand retail chain is preparing to open two stores dedicated exclusively to physical retro games, with the first location likely set for Birmingham city centre.
Wetherspoons Bans Phone Speaker Noise, Rolls Out New Rule Across 792 Pubs
The pub chain, long known for skipping music of its own, is now turning its attention to customers' phones—asking patrons at all 792 UK branches to switch to headphones or put devices on silent, citing speaker noise as a "growing problem."
'The Mentalist' Climbs Netflix Charts, Seven Seasons of Music Ranging From Bach to Bon Jovi
This crime drama that premiered in 2008 has recently returned to the upper ranks of Netflix's charts, with a full soundtrack list spanning classical music to Lana Del Rey and The Rolling Stones across its seven seasons and 151 episodes.
Laufey's "A Very Laufey Day" Hits Year Four, Bringing String Candlelight Concerts to 75 Cities Across 25 Countries
Laufey will hold the fourth "A Very Laufey Day" on August 23 across 25 countries and 75 cities under the theme "A Celebration of the Arts," featuring candlelight concerts in 10 cities, film screenings, and fan meet-ups. She told the Associated Press about wanting to close the gap between fans and high culture.
'The Binding of Isaac: Repentance+ Online' Is Launching the Same Day as GTA 6, On Purpose
Edmund McMillen's dungeon-crawling roguelike is getting its console release on November 19, going head-to-head with GTA 6 on launch day. It adds up to four-player online co-op and is coming to PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and Switch 2.
GTA 6 Gameplay Footage Leaks, Leaker Claims to Be Protesting for Players' Rights
Two clips purportedly showing genuine GTA 6 gameplay footage, along with a map of Florida, have leaked online. Rockstar has issued DMCA takedown notices, while the leaker claims the move is a protest against physical editions shipping without a game disc.