Fox News chief signals the end of Trump coverage, while rival networks are facing extreme consequences A highly reduced Press Corps for Trump. We Got This Covered · Sep 21
“It has this cascading ghost cloud kind of vibe that I’m just so into - it sounds like a machine passing out”: Panda Bear and Sonic Boom tell us about the tech and production of their latest collaborative album Aural auteurs Panda Bear and Sonic Boom on the magic behind their collaboration and how they stitched together the captivating world of new record, A ? of WHEN MusicRadar · Jul 30
Accenture, AI and the danger of believing the headlines Flawed press narratives oversimplify AI impact and misrepresent Accenture’s business model. TechRadar · Jul 24
“The first time I walked in, I cried as I was so overwhelmed”: We speak to The Anchoress about the creation of her new album and harnessing Pete Townshend’s synth collection Catherine Anne Davies, aka The Anchoress, shares how she immersed herself in Pete Townshend’s vintage synth collection to make her latest album, As We Once Were MusicRadar · Jul 21
“The Baphomet statue from The Number Of The Beast is huge – you can sit on its lap like it’s Christmas and he’s Santa Claus!”: Iron Maiden have thrown open their archives for their Eddfest museum – and it looks incredible One of the main attractions at Eddfest is the Infinite Dreams Experience – a display of classic Maiden props and memorabilia. Here’s a taste of what to expect… Metal Hammer · Jul 10
"There’s all this discourse online about how everything is out of tune on that track, but we need imperfection!": Oscar Scheller on his chart-smashing, Zara Larsson-featuring remix of PinkPantheress' Stateside The London-born producer's PinkPantheress remix soared to No. 1 on the Billboard Global 200 and topped Spotify's global chart earlier this year MusicRadar · Jun 23
Syd Barrett 80th birthday celebrations include tribute concert in Cambridge and tribute album featuring Pink Floyd, David Gilmour and more... A special tribute concert at the Cambridge Corn Exchange, where Syd Barrett played his last ever live show, will take place in October Louder · Jun 17
10 bars that changed London forever (and for the better) Here are the bars that have had an indelible impact on the capital, according to Douglas Blyde Evening Standard · Apr 10
A musical breaking barriers: Flyby gets ready to launch Poppy Gilbert and Stuart Thompson on their raw and remarkable new musical Flyby Evening Standard · Mar 30
Ozen, the Maldives: The difference a good glass of wine makes How else do you improve upon heaven, wonders David Ellis Evening Standard · Mar 26
"So much time is wasted by producers that have tons of unfinished tracks. At the end of the day, one finished song is better than 100 half-finished!” 12 artists on how they beat writer's block and actually finish songs We’ve spoken to hundreds of music-makers over the years, asking each artist how they decide when a track is well and truly finished. Here’s what they said MusicRadar · Mar 26
Family-friendly things to do in London this Easter From Paddington to Pixar, Anjana Gosai names her pick of what to get up to in London during the holidays Evening Standard · Mar 25
Theo Randall: 'All the best ideas come from dining rooms' Theo Randall has led the kitchen at his Italian restaurant on Park Lane for 20 years. He sits down with Josh Barrie Evening Standard · Mar 19
Pocket rockets: Nine of London's best little restaurants From dainty French bistros to omakase experiences, Josh Barrie charts six of the best small restaurants in town Evening Standard · Mar 16
The Independent UK · Mar 16 Gulf investors seen likely to keep funding Africa renewable energy despite the Iran war Renewable energy projects in Africa that depend on Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds and state-backed companies will likely press ahead despite the Iran conflict, analysts say, thanks to the continent's surging appetite for power and fuel
The Independent UK · Mar 9 Iran war sends shockwaves through African fuel market and economies Rising global oil prices triggered by the Iran war are increasing economic pressures across Africa, where most countries rely heavily on imported petroleum products
Evening Standard · Mar 5 Kooler than ever: Kim Gordon on punk, Kurt and slopaganda In Sonic Youth she destroyed the rock mainstream alongside Nirvana in the 90s, and now as a blistering solo artist she’s continuing the fight against autocrats, algorithms and music that sucks
Evening Standard · Mar 5 Nine of London's all-time greatest restaurants From the Ritz to Rules, here are the institutions that David Ellis adores
Evening Standard · Feb 24 Brother's Bond: How two immortal stars of The Vampire Diaries found peace with whiskey Ian Somerhalder and Paul Wesley were TV superstars. Now they’re raising a toast to King Charles with their new whiskies, writes Douglas Blyde
The Independent UK · Feb 19 White House pressure leads universities to cut ties with nonprofit that helps racial minorities The Trump administration says that 31 universities have agreed to cut ties with a nonprofit that helps racial minorities earn doctorate degrees
Evening Standard · Feb 17 LGBTQIA+ lives on film: Top 8 highlights from the BFI Flare festival Diana Cipriano, one of the programmers for the 40th Anniversary of BFI Flare, chooses her highlights of the UK largest LGBTQIA+ film festival
Evening Standard · Feb 13 Half-term fun for cultural families Half-term problems solved for culturally-minded Londoners with children who have no choice but to tag along
Evening Standard · Feb 12 London's best restaurants for a date, from La Poule au Pot to L'Autre Heading out for Valentine’s? David Ellis on London’s most seductive restaurants
Evening Standard · Feb 8 Alt-pop superstar: The maximal world of Ashnikko A cult talent who has worked with Doja Cat, Lady Gaga and Billie Eilish, Ashnikko is now bringing her spectacular new show to London — and proving pop is at its best when it’s weird.
Evening Standard · Feb 2 Ben Murphy interview: Who needs fine dining when you've got great cocktails and good vibes? Late-night DJs, a Pizza Hut-inspired ice cream trolley and lunch for £30: Ben Murphy is finally having fun, he tells David Ellis