A$AP Rocky Finally Drops His ‘Fan Favorite’ Song ‘Shroom Clouds’
The track, which the rapper first premiered onstage in 2022, arrives ahead of his Don’t Be Dumb “extension” Disc 2
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Fall Festival Movies Sold So Far: Niki Byrne’s Chase Infiniti-Starring College Drama ‘The Julia Set’ Goes to SPC
Infiniti stars in the TIFF premiere as a math genius whose future is threatened by an overbearing (and academically jealous) new love interest.
The Costumes of ‘Sense and Sensibility’ Are a Love Letter to Stealing Your Sister’s Clothes
Costume designer Grace Snell tells IndieWire about the modern and timeless influences that shaped the Dashwood family's wardrobe.
Dave Grohl and Pat Smear Bring Some Foo Fighters Style to the Pretty Reckless’ ‘About You’
“There’s nothing better than jamming with friends,” Taylor Momsen said of the new version of the Dear God track
The new Elizabeth Holmes film blends fact, fiction and fraud
Nathan Fielder's new film about Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes blurs the lines between reality and fiction
Method Man Hears Wu-Tang Clan’s One-Copy-Only Album for First Time: ‘I Don’t Hate It’
Rapper listens to the infamous, formerly “pharma bro”-owned Once Upon a Time in Shaolin on Pablo Torre Finds Out and shares his thoughts on the LP
Alex Gibney on How a CGI Avatar Helped Simulate the Elon Musk Interview He Could Never Get
The Oscar-winning documentary filmmaker joins IndieWire's "Screen Talk" podcast to discuss his "Musk," who the film had to leave out
Is Meme Casting a Viable Hollywood Marketing Strategy?
Paramount's new "Street Fighter" reboot is generating as much hype for its eclectic cast as its IP. Its box-office success might be a case study in marketing through WTF casting.
My Chemical Romance share fiery unreleased song ‘Someone Out There Loves You’ ahead of ‘The Black Parade’ 20th anniversary reissue
The track was recorded at an intimate Hoboken show back in 2007
As the Major Fall Film Festivals Wrap, the Oscar Race Goes Regional
Regional festivals, like the just-opened Middleburg Film Festival, attract top awards contenders — and the pundits who cover them.
Sean Combs Transferred to Pennsylvania Prison After Contraband Bust
The 56-year-old was transferred from Fort Dix in New Jersey to FCI Allenwood Low following reports that he was placed in solitary confinement and suffered a head injury
‘You Can See Everything,’ A24’s Elizabeth Holmes Documentary, Scores an Impressive $1.75 Million in Thursday Previews
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppeheim's look at the Theranos founder appears to be resonating with audiences as it looks at a $7 million to $8 million opening.
Ex-Black Sabbath, Deep Purple Singer Glenn Hughes Recovering After 10-Hour Heart Surgery
“I am getting my energy back,” said hard rock journneyman, who retired from touring earlier this year
Miley, J Balvin, Stella Lefty Tapped for ‘Nobody Wants This’ Season 3 Soundtrack
Megan Moroney, Ellie Goulding, Ravyn Lenae, Metric, and more appear on 17-song compilation out Oct. 23
Altar: new London venue opening in Leytonstone with Simian Mobile Disco, Louis Theroux, Girl In The Year Above and more
Suggs, Ed Harcourt and more are also on the bill, and the venue is also helping create opportunities for emerging talent The post Altar: new London venue opening in Leytonstone
A Forgotten Richard Gere Vehicle from His Peak Era Is Back in Circulation
"The Honorary Consul" ended the actor's hot streak at the box office in 1983 and vanished into obscurity
Fontaines D.C. talk “very tough year” and launch ‘Dopamine Chamber’ at intimate Roundhouse gig
The band performed fan favourites and new album tracks – including the live debut of 'You Miss Me' – in aid of mental health charity CALM The post Fontaines D.C
‘Street Fighter’ Filmmaker Kitao Sakurai Built His Video Game Movie on Both Jolt Cola and Robert Altman Films
The filmmaker tells IndieWire he wanted to bring both his love of the "tonally weird and strange" and the energy of a good Altman ensemble to his off-kilter video game adaptation.
‘The Witcher’ team details mysterious new game “Project Hadar”
“This has been our biggest undertaking to date” The post ‘The Witcher’ team details mysterious new game “Project Hadar” appeared first on NME .
Morrissey ranks his solo albums and singles
“In my life I loved them all” The post Morrissey ranks his solo albums and singles appeared first on NME .
Poppy launches her own ‘Fortnite’ musical mini-game
‘Poppy Secret Run is an “interactive journey” featuring exclusive concent The post Poppy launches her own ‘Fortnite’ musical mini-game appeared first on NME .
Sally Rooney's books will no longer be sold in U.K. after support for pro-Palestinian group
The Irish author said her books can no longer be sold in the UK after she pledged the royalties to a banned pro-Palestinian group.
Josh Brolin is making a documentary about his teenage punk band Cito Vice Squad
The Hollywood legend spoke to NME about his time in the group
Olivia Rodrigo teams up with Chappell Roan for ‘Expectations Remix’ – and David Byrne and Dan Nigro for video
The collaboration comes as Roan performed at Rodrigo’s inaugural women-led music festival
Roger Waters hits back at “complete prick” James Hetfield after Metallica frontman’s statement on music and politics
“He’s got an IQ of about three, and why we’re talking about him, I honestly don’t know
Brandon Flowers imagines “what would New Order sound like if they were Johnny Cash” at spellbinding Royal Albert Hall gig
“I spent a long time being embarrassed by that music, but tonight
Neil Young: “‘Digger’ is the best film I have ever seen”
“You must see it with an open mind. Stick with it when you are sure it is no good” The post Neil Young: “‘Digger’ is the best film I have ever seen” appeared first on NME .
Steven Soderbergh is stepping in to finish ‘The Batman 2’
Matt Reeves has temporarily left the project to focus on a private matter The post Steven Soderbergh is stepping in to finish ‘The Batman 2’ appeared first on NME .
Anne Rice's 'Interview with the Vampire' turns 50
After the death of her 5-year-old daughter from leukemia, Rice wrote her 1976 novel as a way to process her grief. It would go on to become an international bestseller
Elizabeth Holmes and Nathan Fielder are masters of manipulation in a new documentary
Fielder's film offers a portrait of disgraced entrepreneur Holmes shortly before she began an 11-year prison sentence in 2023