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Jessie Eisenberg and Riley Keough play neanderthals who communicate solely in grunts

Chappell Roan, Sabrina Carpenter and The Killers and more dominate the beloved NYC fest. Read the NME review

Make no mistake about it: you may look at Doja Cat, but you cannot touch. In the opening-night set for a string of UK...

Can our anti-hero gang stop the bad guys getting into office?

Despite a strong premise and intriguing trailers, this school drama about class inequality falls far short

The Norwegian art-pop sensation ups the ante on this epic career-high, throwing up shapes along with reasons to live and to love

Taylor Swift kicks off the UK leg with a five-star, record-breaking turn in the Scottish capital.

From Highlife to hip-hop, this stunning debut exemplifies West Africa's rich musical diversity via Tems' fluid approach to genre

The Canadian producer supplies more dancefloor heaters and a superbly-curated guestlist including Childish Gambino, PinkPantheress and more

This stirring and thoughtful debut proves that the Welsh DJ evidently finds a great sense of catharsis in sharing her world with her listeners