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The Streets Add Winter Dates, "A Grand Don't Come For Free" Tour Returns to Birmingham Roots
Following a successful summer tour, Mike Skinner leads The Streets in announcing three new November dates, performing the classic album in full and wrapping up the year's homecoming shows at Birmingham's O2 Academy.
Oasis Fish and Chip Shop Video Decoded by Fans as Glasgow Coordinates
Oasis's official account dropped a video with a fish and chip shop backdrop and a TV playing "Little By Little," and fans pieced together numbers from shop flyers to spell out Celtic Park's coordinates, sparking speculation about a 2027 tour hint.
'Eyes Wide Shut' Missing 20 Minutes Rumor: Kubrick's Daughter Speaks Out Personally
The long-rumored mystery cut footage from "Eyes Wide Shut" has been linked to Jeffrey Epstein. Stanley Kubrick's daughter, Vivian Kubrick, posted a lengthy statement on X detailing what she knows—and doesn't know.
Malkovich and Rockwell's Easter Island Secrets: A Review of 'Wild Horse Nine'
Martin McDonagh's new film premiered at the Venice Film Festival, with John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell playing a pair of CIA agents who flee to Easter Island on the eve of Chile's 1973 coup, engaging in a conversation woven with dark humor and deadly secrets.
Miley's New Single Tackles Fentanyl and Vanishing Desire in the Club Scene, Set to Return to the Hollywood Bowl Stage in October
Miley (formerly known as Miley Cyrus) has released "Bass Persuades," the title track of her new album, with a music video directed by Mert Alas. She's also announced two long-awaited live shows at the Hollywood Bowl this October.
Prince Estate Responds to AI Rumors: 'Calabama' Just Brought Back Old Bandmates to Add Horns
The new album Timeless includes the unreleased track "Calabama," which fans suspected was completed using AI. Prince's estate publicly explained the recording process on Instagram, emphasizing that real musicians handled everything and no AI was used.
Stella Lefty Hit With Plagiarism Accusations for Third Time This Year — This Time It's a Blake Shelton Country Classic
Stella Lefty's new song "Why Wouldn't We" is being called out for bearing a striking resemblance to Blake Shelton's 2017 hit "I'll Name The Dogs" — marking the third time this year she's faced plagiarism allegations.
Camille Blackman: Bedroom Folk Meets the Live Stage, Her Album Is Being Rewritten by the Tour
From a few dozen TikTok likes to signing with Mom + Pop, Camille Blackman sits down with The FADER to talk about "Mouse" going viral, how her live shows hit harder than the studio versions, and the debut album she's currently working on.
George R.R. Martin's "The Mad King" Sells Out Stratford Run, Heading to London in 2027
George R.R. Martin's "Game of Thrones" prequel stage play, "The Mad King," produced in collaboration with the Royal Shakespeare Company, is moving to London in 2027 after selling out its entire Stratford run.
Kelela Covers Incubus's "Mexico," Revealing a Vocal Range She's Never Shown Before—Plus Her White Bag Logic
Kelela covered Incubus's "Mexico" for Spotify's Live Room, unexpectedly uncovering a low register she'd never used before. She also opened up about the White Bag concept behind her new album new avatar and shared some pointed thoughts on music genres.
'Choosin' Texas' Streaming Champion City Isn't in Texas — It's Sydney
Spotify data shows that for Ella Langley's chart-topping country hit sweeping the US, the hottest streaming city this summer wasn't in Texas — not even Dallas could beat out Sydney and Brisbane. Meanwhile, the song has now spent 20 straight weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100.
Supergrass Adds Three More 2027 UK Tour Dates as Tickets Fly — Barrowland, Forum Frenzy Continues
Supergrass has announced extra 2027 UK tour dates due to overwhelming demand, with an extra show each in Glasgow, Manchester, and London. Gaz Coombes teases the band will dig deep into their back catalogue for the tour.
Ray Winstone Recalls Faking It as a Punk Frontman in 1982: The One Line From His Wife That Snapped Him Out of It
Tough guy Ray Winstone, star of "The Gentlemen," tells NME about the 1982 film "Ladies And Gentlemen, The Fabulous Stains," in which he fronted a band alongside Sex Pistols members and briefly lost his nerve.
Meta pays $17.1 billion to combat youth internet addiction, Instagram and Facebook will set curfews and time limits
The lawsuit brought against Meta by 29 states including California ended with a settlement of US$17.1 billion. Facebook and Instagram will implement new rules for underage users such as daily time limits, midnight disconnection and muting during school hours.
Meta pleads guilty to a $18 billion fine, and IG’s new limited-time rules force YouTube and TikTok to follow suit
Meta agreed to pay nearly $18 billion in fines due to youth safety lawsuits, IG will set a two-hour usage limit, and the $5.3 billion settlement is tied to whether YouTube, TikTok, and Snapchat will follow suit.
Royal Blood airborne Reading surprise venue: only the heaviest songs will be played for 45 minutes
British rock duo Royal Blood will perform an additional 45-minute surprise performance at The Gallery stage at Reading Festival at 2pm on Friday. The lead singer described the performance as "trying to be as ruthless as possible". The new album "Dead Company" will be released on November 13.
Charli XCX looks back on bangs: The most embarrassing years on the Reading & Leeds stage
In an interview, Charli XCX reviewed clips of performances at Reading & Leeds from 2017 to 2022, laughed about her hair disaster, and revealed that her first headline in 2026 will bring a new stage design and new songs.
Ali G Returns to the Big Screen After 20 Years, Sacha Baron Cohen Directs for the First Time to Tackle an Unplanned Fatherhood Crisis
Amazon MGM Studios has dropped the official trailer for "Ali G: Who Iz I?", with Sacha Baron Cohen reprising his role as the Staines wannabe gangster after two decades, this time tackling impending fatherhood through his signature mockumentary style, while also directing for the first time himself.
Jorja Smith Curates All Points East Day One, Bringing R&B and Afrobeats to a London Park
Jorja Smith and her own label FAMM have teamed up to curate the day one lineup for All Points East 2026, headlining alongside Tems on August 21. Nia Archives, Odeal, and others also left their mark on the day, captured through photographer Jay Lloyd's lens.
Ghost mastermind Tobias Forge talks about the break of the group: This is not an end, it is a beautiful ending
After completing the 70-show "Skeletour" tour, Ghost leader Tobias Forge talked to Kerrang! about his decision to break up the group. He admitted that if he didn't have new ideas, he shouldn't forcefully make an album, and he also wanted to leave time for his family and other creative projects.
Half ballet skirt, new song "Boys": ADÉLA proves itself with a Reading 2026 performance
NME's 2026 Newcomer of the Year ADÉLA debuted the new song "Boys" at the Reading Festival, and put on a half-length white ballet skirt and ballet shoes in "Death By Devotion" to recall her background as a dancer.
Angèle announces new album "Instinct", bringing Justice, Soulwax, and Caroline Polachek to the stage
Angèle's new album "Instinct" will be released on October 16, and includes collaborations with Justice, Soulwax, and Caroline Polachek. The first wave of the main music video "Une seule vie" was shot entirely on 16mm film and was based on footage from this month's total solar eclipse.
As the boycott continues, the Met Gala 2027 John Galliano theme exhibition is canceled
The 2027 Met Gala, which was originally scheduled to kick off John Galliano's solo exhibition, was canceled. The designer himself reiterated his regret for past hate speech in a statement, and the Met also confirmed that both parties had jointly decided to withdraw the exhibition.
Amy Taylor and Viagra Boys sang this John Prine cover live on the stage for the first time after five years of collaboration
Amy Taylor, the lead singer of Amyl & The Sniffers, appeared at FORWARDS Bristol 2026 and sang a cover of John Prine recorded in 2020 with the Viagra Boys. This was the first live performance of this song.