Author: Press Room
Bleecker Street's Crosswalk and Universal Pictures Content Group to release film that will be accompanied by new Mary McCartney-directed short Finding Faith George Michael: The Faith Tourthe unreleased concert film capturing the singer's 1988 concerts in Paris on his first solo tour, has found distributors ahead of its theatrical release later this year. Bleecker Street's Crosswalk will release the film in North America — including a run of early access IMAX screenings — with Universal Pictures Content Group handling worldwide distribution. The film, directed by longtime Michael collaborators Andy Morahan and David Austin, features unseen footage from Michael's two gigs…
Thirty years after its publication, “(What's The Story) Morning Glory?” of Oasis adds another recognition to its history. On the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the Official Albums Chart, the Official Charts Company has certified the Manchester band's second album as the best-selling studio album of all time in the United Kingdom.The ranking, drawn up on the basis of physical, digital sales and streaming data, sees “(What's The Story) Morning Glory?” in third place overall among the best-selling albums in British history. Only two collections appear in front of Oasis' masterpiece: “Greatest Hits” by Queen and “Gold: Greatest Hits”…
Katy Perry is bringing her ‘Lifetimes’ concert film to screen across 150 cinemas in the UK, following the tour raising over £80k for the Music Venue Trust. Dubbed the Katy Perry: The Lifetimes Tour – Live from Paris, the concert film will be launching in cinemas and on IMAX globally across 70 countries on September 2, and showing in the UK & Ireland, Italy, Brazil, Mexico, Germany, France, Australia and more. For the UK alone, over 150 cinemas will be showing it for a a limited time only, and tickets will be on sale from next Thursday (July 30). Visit…
This fall, Mubi will release Pulp: What Do You Do for an Encore?, a 90-minute film narrated by the band’s own Jarvis Cocker. Directed by their longtime collaborator Garth Jennings, the feature combines footage from their arena tour behind last year’s reunion album, More, with archival film tracing the band’s rise from tenacious Sheffield also-rans to Britpop darlings. Watch the first trailer below.Though the Mubi-exclusive streaming date has not yet been revealed, viewers in the United Kingdom, Ireland, and North America can catch one-night-only previews in September. Those are set for the UK and Ireland on September 18; Canada on…
A joint police task force is ramping up efforts to solve the oldest missing teens case in America – Brooklyn's 15-year-old Bonnie Bickwit and her boyfriend Mitchel Weiser, 16, who vanished 53 years ago this week on their way to a historic rock concert in upstate New York. The task force, created as a result of a Rolling Stone investigation and led by the Sullivan County Sheriff's Office and the New York State Police, recently conducted an excavation at an abandoned power company site in upstate Steuben County searching for remains of the teens. Investigators are also pursuing a new…
There are artists who try to hide their influences and others who declare them openly. Neil Young chose a third path: building an entire song on someone else's melody and making it the symbol of his own creative and personal collapse. It happened in “Borrowed Tune”, one of the most intimate and devastating songs on “Tonight's The Night” (1975), the album born as a reaction to the death of two fundamental people in Young's life: guitarist Danny Whitten, member of Crazy Horse, and roadie Bruce Berry, both victims of overdoses. The disc of pain The entire “Tonight's The Night” is…
Travis Scott has talked about his experiences making The Odyssey, revealing that he would wake up at 5am to shadow director Christopher Nolan and cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema. The musician made a small appearance in the blockbuster as Phemius, a bard. Nolan has previously said that he “cast him because I wanted to nod towards the idea that this story has been handed down as oral poetry, which is analogous to rap,” saying elsewhere that “His voice became the final piece of a yearlong puzzle.” In a new interview with Variety, Scott recalled his time on set, recalling that he…
The Strokes' stock is pretty high in 2026, definitely higher than it was in 2016, and maybe even 2006. This year marks the 25th anniversary of their classic debut, Is This It? Their recent tour, the band's first in 20 years, saw them light up a multigenerational audience of young olds and old youngs. Their standing isn't only based on nostalgia either: Though the last Strokes album, 2020's The New Abnormal, got a little lost in the Covid malaise, its standout hit, “The Adults Are Talking,” has as many Spotify streams as “Last Nite.” Meanwhile, the biggest indie band around,…
vote6.0 Bands: LOATHE Duration: 00:55:01 Available from: 07/17/2026 Label: Sharptone Records Having met by chance in 2019, supporting Rolo Tomassi on a date held in Rozzano, within the walls of the Circolo ACSI Svolta, Loathe had the impression that they could take flight shortly thereafter, becoming a band of some importance. We frankly would not have expected the popularity obtained from that summer day to today, although perhaps we might have suspected it, if we had then hypothesized a possible turn towards more melodic, smoother and somewhat pandering registers, like those today. Something whose seeds were already contained in what…
Brian Eno, Gary Lineker and Richard Curtis are among a number of millionaires based in the UK, who are asking Prime Minister Andy Burnham to tax them more. There are 120 millionaires who came together to sign an open letter addressed to the new PM and leader of the Labour Party, following him stepping into 10 Downing Street at the start of the week following Keir Starmer’s resignation. The request is led by Patriotic Millionaires, and sees signees tell the politician: “We can afford it. We’re not talking about higher taxes on those who get up and go to work…
