Kavinsky (Vincent Belorgey), 50, French DJ and musician behind the global hit 'Nightcall', found dead at Paris home with no immediate suspicion of foul play.
French DJ and electro-house musician Kavinsky (Vincent Belorgey), known for his hit 'Nightcall' featured in the movie Drive, has been found dead at his Paris home aged 50, prompting tributes from fellow artists and French leaders.
Filmmaker John Carpenter discusses his new graphic novel "Cathedral" and accompanying soundtrack, detailing his departure from Hollywood's studio system due to creative conflicts. He reflects on his influential career, his iconic films, and his views on modern technology and the state of American society.
Baby Rose's third album showcases her powerful contralto voice exploring the intense emotions of relationships. Tracks like 'The Reason' and 'But, Nvm' delve into emotional extremes, while 'Better' and 'Sunday' offer cinematic narratives. Her vocal performance remains the album's highlight, adding grit and pain even to simpler songs.
Bonnie Tyler, the Welsh singer known for hits like 'Total Eclipse of the Heart,' has died at 75. She passed away unexpectedly in a hospital in Portugal following an illness and recent emergency surgery.
Dior's Jonathan Anderson presented his haute couture collection, inspired by sculptor Lynda Benglis, at the Rodin Museum in Paris. The designer notably refused to comment on Taylor Swift's wedding dress, which he designed, while his collection featured liquefied silhouettes and artistic expressions, including a veiled pearl column wedding dress.
Washington, DC settles with protester Sam O'Hara, who played Star Wars' Imperial March near National Guard troops during a 2023 immigration crackdown, for an undisclosed sum, resolving First and Fourth Amendment claims.
Millennial women are embracing teen girl dramas, drawn to themes of romance, friendship, and girlhood nostalgia. Shows like 'The Summer I Turned Pretty' and the 'Legally Blonde' prequel tap into a desire for simpler times and relatable coming-of-age struggles, offering validation and escapism.
Clive Davis, a Harvard-educated lawyer, became a music industry titan by balancing progressive counterculture artists with traditional easy listening acts. His career, marked by signings like Janis Joplin, Whitney Houston, and Bruce Springsteen, demonstrated an uncanny ear for hits and a knack for strategic risk-taking, even after significant career setbacks.
Films Saccharine and Maddie’s Secret explore disordered eating through distinct genres, highlighting the pressures of modern diet culture, social media, and inherited trauma, with a focus on the psychological and physical tolls on their protagonists.
A stag-do video of former Scotland defender Andy Considine in drag dancing to Baccara's 'Yes Sir, I Can Boogie' has unexpectedly become Scotland's anthem, resonating from karaoke bars to Fenway Park.
Taylor Swift's song "I Knew It, I Knew You" has reached number one on the UK singles chart for the seventh time, according to The Official Charts Company. This places her among elite musicians like Michael Jackson and David Guetta. Two Michael Jackson tracks also re-entered the top 10.
Ariana Grande condemns the White House for using her song 'Bye' in a video showcasing ICE detentions, prompting its removal. She joins a list of artists, including Sabrina Carpenter, Jess Glynne, and Kenny Loggins, who have similarly objected to their music being used in pro-Trump or ICE-related content, highlighting a perceived White House tactic to provoke left-leaning musicians.
The 2026 World Cup commenced in Mexico City with a colourful opening ceremony at Azteca stadium, featuring performances by Shakira, J Balvin, and others, amidst thousands of excited fans, overshadowing pre-event complications.
The 2026 World Cup has commenced in Mexico City with a vibrant opening ceremony at the Azteca stadium, featuring a performance by global music star Shakira and local cultural displays. Despite previous concerns, excitement is high as Mexico co-hosts the tournament.
Taylor Swift's song for Toy Story 5, 'I Knew It, I Knew You', is a nostalgic and gentle elation piece for Jessie's reunion with Emily, contrasting Randy Newman's 'When She Loved Me'. Swift's songwriting shines with poetic metaphors and intentional singing, touching on themes of nostalgia, love, and the precariousness of deep connections, also hinting at her musical evolution and fan speculation about her country roots.
Taylor Swift has confirmed her original song 'I Knew It, I Knew You' will be on the Toy Story 5 soundtrack, opening in the UK on June 19. Speculation grew after her website and streaming platforms featured 'TS' initials and Toy Story-themed visuals.
The Beatles' cultural impact remains unparalleled, with recent events, documentaries, and upcoming biopics reigniting a new wave of Beatlemania, comparing their enduring legacy to Shakespeare's.
The song "Golden," from the Netflix animated film "KPop Demon Hunters," has won Song of the Year at the American Music Awards. Performed by Korean American artists Ejae, Audrey Nuna, and Rei Ami, the track previously topped charts and won at other major award ceremonies.
The song "Golden" from the Netflix animated film "KPop Demon Hunters" OST won Song of the Year at the American Music Awards. Performed by Korean American artists Ejae, Audrey Nuna, and Rei Ami, the track triumphed over nine other nominees, including Taylor Swift.
AR Rahman described his collaboration with German composer Hans Zimmer for the upcoming Ramayana film soundtrack as 'epic'. He highlighted Zimmer's global reputation as a way to attract international attention to the Indian mythological drama.
A new wave of female pop stars, including Slayyyter, Kesha, and Tove Lo, are embracing a "trash-pop" aesthetic characterized by hedonistic lyrics, anarchic sexuality, and a "white trash" sensibility. This trend, influenced by early 00s electroclash and reality TV culture, represents a rejection of feminine respectability and a cathartic expression of anger and frustration.
Riot Games has reportedly removed the Arcane soundtrack song "Remember Me," featuring D4vd, from official music platforms following the artist's first-degree murder charge in Los Angeles. The song's availability varies across platforms, with fans speculating the removal is due to reputational concerns.
Liverpool started well but let Chelsea back into the game and ended the day booed offChelsea get the ball rolling at a lovely sunny Anfield. They’re kicking towards the Kop in this first half.The teams are out! Liverpool in socialist red, Chelsea in royal blue. Anfield crackles with anticipation, albeit in that slightly understated 12.30pm-on-Saturday style. We’ll be off in a couple of Gerry-and-the-Pacemakers-soundtracked minutes. “I enjoyed the pre-match postbag,” trills Rob Knap. “I’m very much one of the (many, I imagine) rubberneckers today. My partner’s gone out and I’m a bit under the weather, sniffle, cough, etc - classic man flu - then I saw that Liverpool-Chelsea was on. How I’ve perked up! (Though that also might be the combo of too many Lemsips and extra-strong Lockets.) I foresee unbearable tension, slapstick defending and high aggro potential (not that any of us want to see any of the latter, of course).” Of course not. Continue reading...
