One in a Million review – deeply moving film about displacement, freedom and the upheaval of starting again

"This is the best holiday I've ever had! It's an amazing adventure. Now I have the chance to walk in the rain – I love it!" Shunted off early into an arranged marriage, never having left Syria until forced out of Aleppo…

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daine brings an emo touch to the indie sleaze revival on In Endless Awe & Agony

The record arrives at a time of severe uncertainty for the future, one that has recently let young people from France to Albania and Brazil to take to the streets and revolt. Daine may be observing from the stands more…

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The Itch Share New Song ‘Planned Obsolescence’

Out now, it finds the duo moving beyond the indie-dance bedlam of subversive debut album ‘It’s The Hope That Kills You’, locating something fresh in the process. A summer spent on the road has evidently sharpened their…

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Xbox Game Pass confirms November 2026 additions

As of today (Monday November 2), you can play the co-op action builder Gravhounds . Xbox’s own synopsis for the game teases: “Drop into hostile planets as a pack, build and defend your base in physics-driven mayhem, and…

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Tributes paid after death of techno co-founder Juan Atkins, age 64: “A true visionary who opened the door for so many of us”

News of his passing was confirmed by his agency, Greensmith Artists, to Resident Advisor yesterday (Sunday November 1). They revealed that the Detroit techno pioneer was found unresponsive in a hotel room in Mexico City…

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Call the Midwife favourite reveals truth behind new role's link to Queen Elizabeth II – and how it compares to beloved BBC drama

The actress, best known for playing Shelagh Turner in the beloved BBC drama, has been on what she calls "the most civilised theatre tour schedule" she's ever known – appearing in the UK tour of By Royal Appointment . The…

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Beaches, Beatles and a broken marriage: how Wilhelmina Barns-Graham became a radical art icon

Its mouth is agape and the blue slit of its eye casts downwards to the rest of its body. The glacier feels human: a vivisection of rock, ice and snow that brings to mind the fragmented facial features of Picasso's…

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RAYE Will Headline BST Hyde Park 2027

The singer has blazed a path through 2026, opening with her GRAMMY triumph as Best Song For Social Change with ‘Ice Cream Man’. Since then, RAYE has completed a mammoth sold out run at The O2 Arena in London, before…

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Atlas Sound Returns With ‘Octoberland’ – His First New Release In 15 Years

The project is helmed by Atlanta, Georgia musician Bradford Cox, who also spearheads the celebrated group Deerhunter. During its initial run, Atlas Sound released three excellent albums on 4AD, with 2009’s ‘Logos’…

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Outlander celebrated with special Bafta Scotland award

Outlander ended in the summer after a 12-year run spanning eight seasons. The awards body said Outlander has had an "undeniable" impact on Scotland's screen industry while also providing opportunities for local talent.…

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