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Home, sweet Homme
After a near-death experience, Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme is appreciating hearth and home
Mount Kimbie scale new atmospheric heights
Album Review: Mount Kimbie Cold Spring Fault Less Youth (Warp) 4 STARS
Richie Sambora attacks Jon Bon Jovi over personal comments
Richie Sambora says his bandmate Jon Bon Jovi is “making it very difficult” to reunite.
Marling's reputation as songwriter to soar
Album Review: Laura Marling Once I Was an Eagle (Virgin) 4 STARS
Giddy guitar thrills
Album Review: Frankie & The Heart-Strings The Days Run Away (Wichita) ***
Justin Bieber tweets he needs a break
Justin Bieber has hinted that he may take a break from the spotlight with a cryptic tweet.
Lights on... but nobody's home
Album Review: Stooshe London with the Lights On (Warner Bros) 2 STARS
Eurovision organisers reject accusations of vote rigging
EUROVISION organisers have rejected any accusations of vote rigging at the year’s contest, after two separate allegations of voting fraud were made.
Spiteri's chat is lacking in conviction New release: Feisty Scot Sharleen Spiteri
Album Review: Texas The Conversation (Pias) 2 STARS
‘You’re an a**hole, go to work!’ – Jon Bon Jovi slams Justin Bieber for turning up late to gigs
MUSIC legend Jon Bon Jovi has slammed teen superstar Justin Bieber for turning up late for concerts.
Ready to get Jiggy with it? Will Smith set to return to the studio
NO 90s compilation album would be complete without a few tracks from Will Smith – and it looks like he may be about to bring his music to a new generation of fans.
Twink defends Linda Martin after Eurovision ‘drag queen’ jibe
TWINK has jumped to the defence of Linda Martin after she was branded a ‘drag queen’ during this year’s Eurovision final.
Rod breaks record by topping UK album chart for first time in 34 years
Until recently, Rod Stewart assumed he was, as he put it, "finished as a songwriter".
Who's that band?
The bands who move in mysterious ways
All that jazz
Forget the model wife, the wild parties and the film star pals, Jamie Cullum on why it’s all about the music . . .
Bigger, dafter, punkier
Album Review: Random Access Memories (Columbia) ****
A national treasure with heart-rending songs
Album Review: The National Trouble Will Find Me (AD) ****
Emeli Sande big winner at songwriting awards
Chart-topping songwriter Emeli Sande was a double winner at the Ivor Novello Awards today.
Fan the flames of Oasis
Album Review: Parlour flames Parlour Flames (Cherry Red) **
How MTV rocked the world
At midnight on August 1, 1982, a group of extremely nervous TV executives watched as a new US cable channel opened for business with the words: "Ladies and gentlemen, rock 'n' roll!"
Zooey turns up the volume
Album Review: She & Him Volume 3 (Double Six) ***
Lunch with Bressie: I've got a word of advice for Louis Walsh and Brian Kennedy...
‘The Voice’ star on his lucky break on RTÉ, celebrity friends and how success does not come overnight
Critics Guide to Going Out: 7 Days & nights
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The emotional heart of ABBA's music
Album Review: Agnetha Fältskog A (Polydor) ***
The long way to happiness
It's taken singer Sarah McQuaid two children, two marriages (and nearly a third) to find contentment
Q&A: Queer rapper Zebra Katz on BFF Azealia Banks' potty mouth and why he wants to make us all his bitches
Hello Zebra. I can call you Zebra, can't I?
Brit winner Tom has sinking feeling
Brit Award winner Tom Odell suffered a sinking sensation when he made a triumphant return to Los Angeles.
Here comes trouble
The National on their new album Trouble Will Find Me, famous fans and nearly freezing to death in Dingle
Biting back
Vampire Weekend’s Ezra Koenig on how he’s learned to deal with people hating his band’s preppy image
No power in Aplin's love songs
Album Review: Gabrielle Aplin English Rain (Parlophone) **
Believe the hype around these Little Green stars
Unless you've been in hibernation for the past year, you'll be familiar with the brouhaha surrounding Dublin quintet Little Green Cars.
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Will and Jaden Smith surprise school kids
Will Smith and his son Jaden surprised 90 schoolchildren, when dropped in on their end-of-term celebrations for their Leadership Clubs.
Nebraska hits Cannes
After a raft of films at this year's festival gorging on wealth and splendour such "The Great Gatsby" and Sofia Coppola's "The Bling Ring", "Nebraska" stars Bruce Dern in what director Alexander Payne called a film for the modern "depression era".
Fake Psy parties at the Cannes Film Festival
The Hangover III: Ken Jeong praises co-stars
American comedian Ken Jeong praises co-stars Bradley Cooper and Zach Galifianakis while promoting his latest movie, The Hangover III.
The Saturdays' Frankie shows off growing baby bump
Frankie Sandford proudly showed off her growing baby bump on the red carpet at The Hangover Part III premiere.
Rovers Return boss reveals all the goss
Coronation Street's Michelle Collins is at the heart of all the drama at the Rovers Return and she says she loves being involved in all the action.
Chantelle backs Vegetarian Week
The reality TV star, who has been a veggie since the age of 11, posed at London restaurant Tibits to mark vegetarian week, which began on Monday. She aims to encourage more people to turn their back on meat.
Jennifer Aniston strips in new movie 'We're the Millers'
The former Friends star shows off her toned figure in a trailer for her new movie We’re the Millers. Credit: WarnerBrosPictures
Robert Redford returns to red carpet
Best known for classics such as "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" and "Out of Africa", Robert Redford has made his comeback to a starring role is in J.C Chandor's "All is Lost", which premiered at the Cannes Film FestivalKristin Scott Thomas also graced the Cannes red carpet for "Only God Forgives".
The Hangover Part III premiere: Ken 'Chow' Jeong interview
Ken Jeong talks about playing Mr. Chow in The Hangover movies at the Part III premiere in London.
