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As It Readies for Boulder Debut, Sundance Institute Names Tracy Brady as Chief Marketing, Brand, and Communications Officer
Brady will lead the Institute’s comprehensive marketing and communications strategy as it readies for its Boulder, Colorado debut.
Alden Ehrenreich Has a Lot of Opinions About His Career — and About Steve Urkel
As the newly-minted Tony winner introduces "A Talent for Murder" to festival audiences
‘Klara and the Sun’ Review: Jenna Ortega Plays a Manic Pixie Android in Taika Waititi’s Confoundingly Awful Kazuo Ishiguro Adaptation
Leave your brain behind. Where Ishiguro whisks you away with crisp, powerful prose in his celebrated dystopian fable
Spotify Removes 75 Million Songs Identified as ‘AI-Generated Slop or Spam’
The streaming service cut the slop tracks in favor of “more music made by authentic, human artists,” with 50 million more being filtered from recommendations made to listeners
‘Human Made, Human Paid’: The Largest U.S. Musicians Union Is Demanding AI Protections
American Federation of Musicians asking major labels to give artists a contract with AI protections and compensation
12 Must-See AFI Fest Movies According to the Festival’s Team, from Sexy Gay Romance ‘Flesh and Fuel’ to Animated ‘Iron Boy’
AFI Fest programmers pick must-see features and shorts from this year's festival, running October 21-25 in Los Angeles.
Industry leaders call for backing for Our BBC Our Music campaign: “We cannot solely provide goodwill in order to secure the beauty of music”
MPs, industry leaders and artists have pushed for the government to protect BBC funding amid ongoing financial pressure
Emmylou Harris, Elvis Costello, the Black Crowes, and More to Play Gram Parsons Tribute Concert
A Song for Gram at Los Angeles’ the Troubadour takes place days before Parsons’ Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction
WGA East Moves to Block AI Models from Training on Members’ Work with New Software Partner Cloak: ‘Give Agency Back to Writers’
WGAE members can register scripts with the program for free, while non-members can for a $10 fee.
'The Savage Mind' author says America's violent past is embedded in its present
Writer David Treuer's Ojibwe mother saw America as a country that tried to destroy her people. For his father, a Jewish refugee, the U.S. was the country that saved his life.
Stevie Wonder's 'Songs in the Key of Life' turns 50 -- and gets a refresh
To mark the anniversary of his seminal album, Wonder released a four-song EP of previously unheard performances
Doves’ Jez Williams talks debut solo album ‘Life Of Me And You’: “It feels like destiny is coming to its starting point”
Check out the groove-driven single 'Hollow Man' as the guitarist turned solo star talks about being inspired by classic '60s and '70s pop on his "labour of love" debut
The Beatles Story: Apple Corps announce huge new immersive fan experience in Liverpool
The new 100,000 square foot site in the heart of the city has been compared to Graceland and Dollywood and will also repurpose the iconic St Johns Beacon into a viewing tower The
Ryan Gosling Turned Obstacles Into Opportunities on ‘Project Hail Mary’ — with a Little Help from Julia Roberts
The leading man from one of the year's biggest hits talks about acting opposite a rock alien and why the book was like a knife in his side.
The Rolling Stones surprise release breezy new single ‘Who You Callin’ Crazy’
The playful single features jazz saxophonist Courtney Pine and is the latest preview of the deluxe edition of ‘Foreign Tongues’ The post The Rolling Stones surprise release
Believe and Spotify Partner to Unlock New Opportunities for Artists Through Licensed Fan Remixes and Covers
Believe and Spotify have signed a licensing agreement for Spotify’s upcoming tool
‘Clayface’ Introduces DC Studios’ Gotham City — but Director James Watkins Never Felt Pressure to Set Up Future Films
Watkins tells IndieWire about the "incredibly supportive atmosphere" that allowed him to make an R-rated horror movie that just happens to exist in a comic book universe.
'Brother of the More Famous Jack' finds its way to a new generation of readers
It is hard not to fall in love with Katherine Browne, the eager to please, mini-skirted narrator in Barbara Trapido's 40-plus-year-old debut novel, reissued this month.
One Year In: Putting Human Artistry First on Spotify
A year ago, we laid out our plans to protect artists and listeners from spam, impersonation, and deception in the age of AI
Spotify Memberships Give Podcast Creators a New Way to Connect With Their Biggest Fans
Anyone who has a favorite podcast knows fandom goes beyond listening and watching. It’s about the connections fans build with creators and the ways they show their support
‘League Of Legends’ K-pop virtual group K/DA returns without Madison Beer
Listen to comeback single ‘Firestarter’ here The post ‘League Of Legends’ K-pop virtual group K/DA returns without Madison Beer appeared first on NME .
Linda Cardellini on musical ‘Crystal Lake’ murderer Pamela Voorhees and her favourite Prince and Madonna albums
In the new prequel series, the original 'Friday The 13th' killer is a grieving ex-lounge singer The post Linda Cardellini on musical ‘Crystal Lake’ murderer Pamela Voorhees and
Hideo Kojima says ‘Whalefall’ ruined “eating squid” for him
“I love whales. I’ve been fascinated by their enormous size and their symbolic presence in the marine ecosystem” The post Hideo Kojima says ‘Whalefall’ ruined “eating squid” for
Inside YouTube's findings on generative video and personal creativity
A new YouTube Culture & Trends report shows how creators and hobbyists use generative AI video to express personal identity and connect over shared passions.
Mercury Prize 2026: here are the bookies’ odds for who will win
Favourites include Raye, Olivia Dean and Nia Archives The post Mercury Prize 2026: here are the bookies’ odds for who will win appeared first on NME .
Jaafar Jackson on ‘cut’ third act of ‘Michael’ that tackled child abuse allegations
“You wish a certain performance was in there and it’s not” The post Jaafar Jackson on ‘cut’ third act of ‘Michael’ that tackled child abuse allegations appeared first on NME .
Angine de Poitrine live in London: alien pair are out of this world
The Troxy, October 19, 2026: the math rock duo’s concept might be bringing fans in
Lily Allen’s polka dot butt plug is now for sale in her new line of sex toys
She dropped a USB with that same design earlier this year, which was “intended for data storage only” The post Lily Allen’s polka dot butt plug is now for sale in her new line of
‘Office Space’ actor Richard Riehle dies, aged 78
He was also known for ‘Star Trek’, ‘The Fugitive’, ‘The West Wing’ and ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off’ The post ‘Office Space’ actor Richard Riehle dies, aged 78 appeared first on NME .