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AtHeart are reimagining K-Pop for a new generation

K-Pop group AtHeart reveal their single Say It as they mark their first anniversary since formation.

Jordan Alexa Davis on The End of Oak Street, Anne Hathaway, and trading Hollywood for film school

Jordan Alexa Davis talks to 1883 Magazine about her blockbuster debut in The End of Oak Street, keeping the role secret for two years, and why film school is next.

Meet the new Simba and Nala carrying The Lion King’s torch

Fresh from the darkness of 'American Psycho', Posi Morakinyo and Asha Parker-Wallace bring friendship, instinct, and new energy to Pride Rock.

Allegra talks Tiësto, Rita Ora and off-key showers ahead of Unreleased EP

Allegra opens up about working with Tiësto and Alok, her off-key shower concerts, and the confidence at the heart of her new EP, Unreleased, out now.

The Grove Review: A Family Friendly Luxury Escape Just Outside London

Two nights at The Grove: the Netflix-famous buffet, the beach behind the Georgian walls, and what it's like taking a toddler to a five-star hotel.

DMA’S ‘want to make a statement’ with their new self-titled record

The Australian trio have returned with their fifth studio album.

The Quiet Emotional Weight of Riley Max’s “Year One”

Riley Max's "Year One" blends lo-fi footage with stop-motion animation to capture a difficult first year at Harvard, turning anxiety and exhaustion into a quietly hopeful folk pop reflection.

Prince 85 conjures mystery and dancefloor-ready hits during the Weeknd’s UK tour

The enigmatic electronic artist gave quite an impression.

Hanna Andréa Refuses to Choose Between Pop and Theatre

From Shakespearean mayhem at the Edinburgh Fringe to a brand-new pop EP, the Norwegian-American songwriter opens up about choosing storytelling over virality, the heritages that shape her, and her multifaceted

We Out Here still refuses to play it safe!

Having been to every We Out Here since it started, apart from missing last year, it was great to be back at my favourite UK festival.

Henry Lewis on The Comedy About Spies, perfectly planned chaos, and joining the MCU

‘At every stage, we were just hoping we might take the show one step further’: Henry Lewis on The Play That Goes Wrong and The Comedy About Spies

Artists to Watch: Eleven Artists Finding New Ways Into Familiar Feelings

Hyperpop, heartbreak, grief, and a South Carolina bonfire: eleven artists prove there's no single way into a familiar feeling, from LOVELI LORI's pixelated Y2K world to ROREY's Rorschach-test breakup video