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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...

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...

27 years after his award-winning feature Hope and Glory, John Boorman...

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