Director Nabil gives us the lowdown on Dua's latest earworm.
With plays from Four Tet and showcases on NTS, the trans musician and activist is finally getting the adoration he deserves at 74 years old.
The Chilean-born DJ chats debut album inspiration, production ventures and her love of the colour orange.
Joshua Gordon and Aries’ Butterfly project explores the depths and richness of Cuba’s underground trans community.
Review: Last night the Detroit singer preached a gospel of #selflove to 5000 party-ready fans.
It’s a six-round bout between two boxing beginners. But the grudge rematch between KSI and Logan Paul II could rip up the fight game’s rule book for good.
Review: FKA Twigs’ haunting second studio album features cut glass vocals, production from Nicolas Jaar and playful references from Kate Bush.
Alex Lawther on his surprise return to The End of the F***ing World.
Nir Eyal ran a course at Stanford University teaching would-be tech-heads the dark arts of behavioural engineering. His first book, Hooked, became a bible for tech execs who wanted to create products that would keep us swiping and scrolling. Now he’s back with an antidote to tech addiction (but not an apology).
The streetwear label once shunned by the fashion world, is now synonymous with youth culture.
November 1996: You are Ewan McGregor. In Trainspotting you play Britain's most famous heroin addict. You're fêted at Cannes, then signed by Hollywood. What do you do next? Star in a film in which you mostly appear naked, with words painted on your penis. Of course.
The Melting Point crew is throwing “fundravers” in solidarity with Latinx asylum seekers and migrants.
Review: With her sparkly pop anthems, Charli provides a cathartic release for her Scottish stans.
Starring in a sequel to The Shining, one of the greatest horror films of all time? Or going back to Scotland to shoot the follow-up to Trainspotting? Ewan McGregor reveals which scared him most. (Clue: it was the one with all the drugs.)
