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In the latest entry in the MonsterVerse franchise, Kong gets an infected tooth and there is only one solution – drugging him up and yanking the offending molar out with the help of a giant heavy-duty aerial vehicle before replacing it with a falsie. Trapper, the man in charge, arrives in Godzilla x Kong: The… Continue reading ‘Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire’ review: titanic team-up goes crash, smash and bash

Ileen Maisel, the BAFTA-nominated film producer, passed away at the age of 68 after battling cancer. Her sister, Cheryl Maisel, reported that she passed away on February 16, 2024, while she was staying at her residence in London. She is recognised for her work on a variety of films, including The Golden Compass, Ripley’s Game, and Onegin, which led… Continue reading BAFTA-nominated producer Ileen Maisel dies aged 68

Indie band Vampire Weekend have announced a nine-date UK and European tour for late 2024 alongside the release of their new single ‘Mary Boone.’ The track, now the fourth to be shared ahead of their fifth album release, samples the drum loop from Soul II Soul’s 80s hit song ‘Back to Life (However Do You Want… Continue reading Vampire Weekend share new single ‘Mary Boone’ and announce UK and European tour

Indie-pop trio London Grammar announced that they will be releasing a new single titled “House” on April 5th. The announcement came via the band’s social media pages, where they shared the cover art and the release date for the upcoming track. Fans can pre-save/pre-add the single by visiting a specified link on the band’s social… Continue reading London Grammar announce new single ‘House’, coming next week

MJ The Musical premiered in London on Wednesday night and was well attended, with guests including Prince, Paris and Blanket Jackson, the children of late singer Michael Jackson, who the play is based on. The session took place at the West End’s Prince Edward Theatre, where the Hannibal Entertainment production is now showing. Similar to… Continue reading Michael Jackson’s children attend ‘MJ The Musical’ premiere in London

Brett Anderson of Suede has joined forces with Nadine Shah for a touching rendition of Mercury Rev’s “Holes,” which can be seen below. The project came about thanks to Paraorchestra, and its founder/creative director, Charles Hazlewood, who put together the album “Death Songbook.” The 12-track record contains original pieces and new covers of “iconic songs… Continue reading Suede’s Brett Anderson duets with Nadine Shah on expansive cover of Mercury Rev’s ‘Holes’

AURORA has announced her fourth studio album titled ‘What Happened To The Heart?’ and tour dates across the UK and Europe. This news arrives after the Norwegian singer teased fans by releasing the introspective single ‘Some Type Of Skin’ last week. The forthcoming album is set to track AURORA’s journey from self-destruction to self-healing whilst… Continue reading AURORA announces new album ‘What Happened To The Heart’ and announces UK and European tour

In anticipation of its release next month, NME has exclusively published three movie posters for Back To Black, the first feature film to tell the story of the late musician Amy Winehouse. The movie follows Winehouse from her youth in North London to her rise as a Grammy-winning artist in the early 2000s. Marisa Abela,… Continue reading Check out these exclusive ‘Back To Black’ film posters

South Korean boyband VANNER has announced their ‘The Flag: A to V’ 2024 tour, with concerts planned across Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, and Taipei. The first leg of the tour will begin on April 26 with a three-day concert series at the Yes24 Live Hall in Seoul, South Korea. These shows will also mark… Continue reading VANNER announce 2024 ‘The Flag: A to V’ tour

Following the recent release of Denis Villeneuve’s sequel to Dune, Steven Spielberg praised the sci-fi epic’s director during an episode of The Director’s Cut podcast, which aired on March 26. Spielberg referred to filmmakers who “build worlds” and noted that Villeneuve has become a member of an esteemed list that includes George Lucas, Stanley Kubrick,… Continue reading Steven Spielberg calls ‘Dune: Part Two’ “one of the most brilliant science-fiction films I’ve ever seen”