Interview

"Where did I have my first snog? Man, this is quite embarrassing..."

In his new book, Ronald Purser cuts through the woo-woo hippy-dippy hype to show how the practice has been co-opted for nefarious means.

The Who frontman has put out a live 50th anniversary edition of the seminal album, but is more interested in looking to the future than past.

18-year-old Callan Allen's debut (which he wrote, starred in and directed) presents a cliche-free depiction of big city life.

At the sharp-tongued musician's first UK show in a decade, we spoke about her upcoming memoir and defining album 'Exile in Guyville'.

Introducing the 21-year-old Londoner who makes break-ups sound far less horrible and teary than they feel, on new track "DTM."

We spoke to Brooker and co-showrunner Annabel Jones about moving beyond caring about jumping the shark, with Black Mirror season 5.

"We had a general standing philosophy from the beginning, which was: Accuracy is everything to us."

JD’s musical choices bring back to a life a time in Scotland when police tried to kill rave culture, and helped galvanise a scene instead.

We spoke to Savage about the writing of the oral history, 'This Searing Light, The Sun and Everything Else'.

How Britain's fierce anomaly of a band lost a songwriter and came back from the brink to release smooth and sleazy comedown album 'Serfs Up'.

We spoke to the Corbyn-loyalist about why he differs from the Labour leadership on Brexit.