Lisa Wright

Lisa Wright It's a riff-heavy weekend for north London. Yet where Biffy Clyro and Wolf Alice are bookending N4's celebrations with their

Suki Waterhouse on being kind to her old It Girl self, making her name as a singer, life on the road with Robert Pattinson — and the marvel (and medievalness) of motherhood

For an international model, whose 1970s blonde shag cut has graced the cover of Vogue in five different countries, Suki Waterhouse is a remarkably casual presence to share a Zoom call with.

As Julia Jacklin was excavating the world of her fourth album ‘The Gem', chipping away over the space of a year (the lengthiest writing and recording

As the Leeds band return with their third, most energised album, they tell NME about keeping their creative priorities straight, the importance of grassroots music to regional diversity, and the state of British politics

The Ozark hills are full of adorable small towns. Gingerbread Victorian storefronts climb steep hillside streets, fiddle music spills across courthouse

Madness and menace abound on 'The Sweet Goodbye', jazz-punk band Opus Kink’s long-awaited first full-length album.

Lychees, milk, oats, pineapple and peas. If you were wondering what the recipe for a convincingly disgusting quota of prop vomit would be, then, according

On 29 July 2026, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) announced an investigation into Microsoft over concerns that customers may not have been gi...

Three years on and the ramifications of the major cyber incident that affected genetic research company 23andMe in 2023 are still being felt, with the i...