Hannah Ewens

Netflix’s Dirty Pop documentary is a reminder that the Backstreet Boys came way before the modern surge of low-rise jeans and vests

In his mid-30s, Sammi Gale feared losing his best friend Billy. So he suggested something radical: seeing a professional to save their relationship. Could ‘doing the work’ be the solution to the crisis of male loneliness?

Her first single was panned, and now the singer is being investigated by Spain’s environmental authorities. She’s stuck in a toxic narrative

If entitled fans treat famous people as fodder for their Instagram feeds, they risk losing a connection to them altogether, says editor and writer Hannah Ewens

Grian Chatten wears rose-tinted glasses when he tells us romance is a place. He's wearing a “Brat green” jacket and three-quarter-length Ed Hardy

What happens when an artist who made their name through oversharing online decides to stop talking? Halsey isn’t sure yet.

Next year’s ban in England and Wales will put an end to one of the most embarrassingly era-defining trends of the early 2020s, says writer Hannah Ewens

When Laura Marling finishes her piano-led performance of No One's Gonna Love You Like I Can, a tender love song for her daughter, she claims to feel

His rawness and wit on viral hits like “Doja” and “Sprinter” have taken him from Shepherd’s Bush to sold-out shows and fashion week front rows. As he prepares to unveil his first album, and with music’s biggest forces queueing up for a verse, Cench is ready for something more permanent

Lead singer Mica Tenenbaum bounces around with huge and winning energy, promising great, dramatic things we never quite reach