On their third album, You’re Gonna Need a Little Music, Leeds-based four-piece Yard Act swims in biting satire and electric arrangements. Vocalist and frontman James Smith is just as resolute and vital in conversation.
With his seminal sophomore record, Doctrine of Love, a substantiate of his reputation as a modern soul great, Jalen Ngonda dives into his process, collaborations, and looks ahead to a busy summer.
From Rivals to Les Liaisons Dangereuses, Aidan Turner is spending 2026 in some of TV and theatre’s most debauched fictional domains.
He announces himself to the global pop culture circumference in Rachel Sennott and Dan Levy's Netflix crime comedy Big Mistakes, but Turkish actor Boran Kuzum has long been putting his nation's cinema in focus.
Adrien Brody returned to the acme of his craft in 2025 with his second Oscar for The Brutalist. Next? His Broadway debut.
Fresh from his deeply rewarding collaborative EP, Jordan Rakei talks about working with the crème de la crème of his contemporaries.
Legendary record producer and DJ Nightmares on Wax talks milestone records, working with Adrian Sherwood, and selling out the Royal Albert Hall.
A synthesiser of styles and a savant of social satirism, Park Chan-wook is one of the 21st century’s essential cinematic minds. As his latest feature, No Other Choice continues to garner critical acclaim – where is the 62-year-old’s long-deserved Oscar?
With his new NBC sitcom, The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins, pulling in plaudits, Daniel Radcliffe is shining in satire. But the 36-year-old has been polishing his comedic chops for years.
Winter Olympic Games icon Gus Kenworthy talks about competing for Team GB at this year's event and coming out in the public eye.
Set to be a mainstay in the evolving, burgeoning guitar rock climate across Ireland and Britain, with an impressive debut album to boot, Cork quintet Cardinals are the new kids on the block. They discuss connection, heritage, and life on tour.
Showered with acclaim for his role as Jean-Luc Godard in Nouvelle Vague, Richard Linklater’s homage to French New Wave cinema, Guillaume Marbeck’s pathway to acting has been beautifully scenic. He talks art, stepping into the frame, and embodying a filmmaker's spirit.
