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Neil Young adds another album to his immense catalogue, but this time representing...

As the title suggests, Howling Bells’ new album is meant to be emotional: the...

According to Seth MacFarlane there really are a million ways to die in the...

Flash Mob returns to London with a brand new show after a successful debut tour,...

British comedy is a term that divides an audience right down the middle, as in...

What makes people and art authentic? It is around this question that...

Paul Heaton, brainchild of hit-makers The Housemartins...

Fresh from a performance at Dot to Dot festival, Kyla La Grange walks on stage...

Presenting new movie Jimmy’s Hall last week at Cannes Film Festival must have felt like being on home soil for veteran Ken Loach. In 1932, after ten years of exile in the United States, Jimmy Gralton comes back to Leitrim, Ireland to take care of his mother and their property. He’s urged...