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Amy Winehouse, Glastonbury 2004: coaxing rainbows from the clouds
It was Glastonbury, so it was raining. It wasn’t the deluge of the day before, which had reduced the main field to a mud bath...
Ellie Goulding: ‘I was made to feel vulnerable, like a sexual object’
Ellie Goulding has spent the coronavirus lockdown holed up in what is essentially the world’s nicest student house. Her art dealer husband Caspar Jopling is...
2000s Pop Stars, Then and Now: Hilary Duff and More
Pop perfection! Hilary Duff, Rihanna, Jesse McCartney and more singers from the 2000s have come a long way since their pop star beginnings. Duff skyrocketed...
Outdoor theatre and music can restart in England from 11 July
Theatres and music venues in England will be able to host physically distanced outdoor performances from Saturday 11 July under new government guidance, but industry...
The Streets: None of Us Are Getting Out of This Life Alive review | Alexis Petridis’s album of the week
Cast your mind back to the summer of 2004. Mike Skinner – that then-rarest of things, a British rapper who had found not only a...
Stormzy on Black Lives Matter: ‘If we weren’t oppressed, we wouldn’t be shouting’
The Black Lives Matter movement represents “hundreds, thousands of years” of “real pain”, Stormzy has told the BBC. In a short video feature in which...
Brahms: where to start with his music
This series began last week with Beethoven. Among the composers who took up the daunting challenge of the symphonic form, none was more aware of...
Kanye West takes anti-vaccine, anti-abortion stance in US presidential bid
Kanye West has given more details about the policy platform he will adopt in his bid to become US president in November, declaring himself anti-abortion,...
Sonic Youth, Desolation Center 1985: 500 tabs of acid, one life-changing gig
In 1983, 20-year-old promoter Stuart Swezey was sick of his gigs getting shut down by Los Angeles cops. On a road trip across Mexico he...