Experimental musician Look Mum No Computer, real name Sam Battle, will represent the UK at Eurovision 2026 with the German-titled song 'Eins, Zwei, Drei', marking a historic departure from English-only entries.
Harry Styles' new album 'Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally' is out now, sparking ticket price drops for his Wembley Stadium shows, with some resale seats as low as £73.
Outgoing BBC director-general Tim Davie apologises to MPs after a racial slur was accidentally aired during the Bafta film awards, citing an editing error.
Outgoing BBC Director-General Tim Davie has apologised for the broadcast of a racial slur during the BAFTA Film Awards, attributing it to a disability-related tic and technical errors.
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Morrissey's 14th album 'Make-Up Is A Lie' delivers strong songs but forces listeners to navigate his controversial views, blending post-punk and soul-disco with lyrical defiance.
A new theatre production, The Battle, explores the 1995 chart clash between Blur and Oasis, delving into class divides and cultural tensions that foreshadowed modern British polarisation.
Look Mum No Computer, real name Sam Battle, makes history with 'Eins, Zwei, Drei', the first UK Eurovision song not exclusively in English, blending German and English lyrics.
The Halle Orchestra's new album features Huw Watkins' Symphony No. 2, a fanfare, and a concerto for orchestra, showcasing dynamic contemporary compositions.
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Britain's Eurovision 2026 act Look Mum No Computer delivers a synth-heavy, noisy track that breaks from recent beige entries but may not win over voters.
Grammy-winning singer Corinne Bailey Rae discusses the challenges of touring with her children, her new children's book 'Put Your Records On', and navigating the evolving phases of parenthood.
A review of Simo Cell and Abdullah Miniawy's collaborative album 'Dying Is the Internet', exploring its experimental fusion of electronic music and Arabic poetry.
BBC Radio 1 announces Fatboy Slim as the first headliner for the Big Weekend in Sunderland, with tickets for the Friday Dance Party on sale now.
A deep dive into Waterbaby's latest album 'Memory Be a Blade', exploring its emotional depth, innovative soundscapes, and critical reception in the music scene.
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Electronic musician Sam Battle, performing as Look Mum No Computer, represents the UK at Eurovision 2026 with his song 'Eins, Zwei, Drei', a Britpop and synthwave track aiming for unity.
Audrey Hobert, the witty songwriter behind Gracie Abrams' hits, brings her unique blend of smart lyrics and slapstick humour to the UK. She discusses her accidental pop career and why embracing flaws is key to her art.
After a hiatus in Italy, Harry Styles releases 'Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally...', blending playful disco with raw vulnerability in his most experimental work yet.
Radio host Jackie 'O' Henderson breaks her silence, stating she did not quit or resign from the KIIS FM breakfast show amid its sudden collapse, calling the situation heartbreaking.
Group Therapy rave in Lagos challenges expensive club culture with democratic, table-free parties. Young Nigerians embrace affordable nightlife amid economic pressures.
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Actress Daisy May Cooper reveals the worst Mother's Day gifts and what mums truly desire: childcare, noise-cancelling headphones, and reality TV time.
Music legend Diana Ross revealed she hasn't watched Stranger Things, despite her 1980 hit Upside Down experiencing a 373% streaming surge after featuring on the Netflix series.
The platinum-selling R&B group B2K has reunited with Bow Wow for the Boys 4 Life Tour, highlighting themes of forgiveness and accountability after years of discord.
Rachael Ray discusses life after her daily show, her new production ventures, and why she's still passionate about teaching kitchen confidence despite being 'harder to find' on traditional TV.
Squeeze releases Trixies, their first album in nearly a decade, based on 1974 teenage writings. A concept album about a fictional nightclub, it blends nostalgia with musical flair but feels callow.
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A review of Lise Davidsen's 'Live at the Met' album, recorded at the Metropolitan Opera with pianist James Baillieu, showcasing her powerful soprano voice and emotional depth.
Warner Bros. is developing the first Game of Thrones film, focusing on Aegon Targaryen's conquest, while actors criticize a petition to remake the divisive final season.
Men are adopting 'boy kibble,' a high-protein meal trend of beef and rice, as a counterpart to 'girl dinner,' highlighting gender-based dietary preferences on social media.
James B Partridge's Primary School Bangers show, viral on TikTok and at Glastonbury, sells out arts centres nationwide. Adults relive school hymns, sparking debate on nostalgia versus conservative culture trends.
10cc, the innovative 1970s pop band, performed a greatest hits tour in York, featuring classics like I'm Not in Love and Dreadlock Holiday, with original member Graham Gouldman leading the tribute.
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Underground Birmingham MC Tony Bontana discusses how his albums 'L'Humanité' and 'My Name' process personal loss and global injustice through genre-defying sound.
