Brighton band The Maccabees are poised to release their quirky-titled new single Toothpaste Kisses. The indie five-piece spent 2007 touring the US and UK, and released their debut album Colour It In.

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Leslie Bridgers is a columnist for the Portland Press Herald, writing about Maine culture, customs and the things we notice and wonder about in our everyday lives. Originally from Connecticut ...

A renowned Aussie chef has done something he’s never done before – partner with an airline, in a move that will see his famous dishes enjoyed 30,000ft in the air.

Nicholson became a stalwart feature of various countercultural films during the 1960s, even writing the psychedelic movie The Trip, embodying an era of deep cultural change.Yet, this transitory period ...

Some of us have waited eight years to see the Maccabees back on stage following their split in 2016. But the thought of missing Jorja Smith’s magic R&B vocals as the sun goes down over ...

Benicio Del Toro is the star of Wes Anderson’s 12th and latest outing. But the ringer is Michael Cera, reason enough to see this occasionally frustrating movie again.

As the summer months are more or less back upon us – or, at least, we can imagine it through the rain – it’s almost time to embark on the yearly pilgrimage to Worthy Farm, as Glastonbury is back upon ...

The full line-up has been announced for Glastonbury 2025, with thousands of performances set to take place. This year's festival will see a variety of acts take to dozens of stages across the ...

A Bob Dylan tribute group called Not Completely Unknown are set to play at Glastonbury 2025, and rumours are circulating that Timothée Chalamet could make a surprise appearance.

The UK's biggest festival kicks off this week. Here's who's playing, and a guide to the secret sets.

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