NME - March 31 2017
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The NME Festival Guide 2017 - Big ones. Quirky ones. City ones. Cheap ones. Blow-the-budget ones. European ones. Your summer of way too much fun is almost here.. The NME review of the Lydia Ainsworth album. What’s On Your Headphones?... Soundtrack Of My Life..
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Red Nose Day
Shawn Crahan – AKA Slipknot’s Clown – talks killer clowns and his directorial debut
A Letter From Lana
Back in September, we optimistically emailed Lana Del Rey a bunch of questions about life, love, Twin Peaks, Courtney Love and “intergalactic possibilities”. Three months later the answers turned up. Interrogation by Al Horner. Introduction by Dan Stubbs.
Bowie - The Man Who Changed The World
On Monday January 11, it was announced that one of the greatest talents music has ever seen was dead. Mark Beaumont celebrates the magnificence of David Bowie.
Kanye West - Making A Masterpiece
In 2013, Kanye West became a father. In 2014, he got married. In 2015, he announced he’d be running for President. Now he’s calling his brand-new LP “the greatest album of all time”. Larry Bartleet asks how he got there.
Idris Elba: How to Win at Everything!
Actor, DJ, musician and all-round righteous badass, Idris Elba makes doing everything look easy. As The Jungle Book, in which he plays tiger Shere Khan, opens in cinemas, he tells Olly Richards about the secrets to his success.
Rihanna: Pop's Biggest Rebel
Rihanna is more than a superstar. She's the ultimate icon of the digital age. She's had more Number One singles in 10 years than Madonna has managed in three decades, and she's now the First Lady of the new free NME. Peter Robinson went to LA to hang out with pop's biggest rebel.
Why The Big Bang Theory Is The New Friends
The Big Bang Theory is the biggest show in the solar system. With the cliffhanger-charged ninth season set to drop on September 21, Joe Madden tots up the parallels between the Central Perk gang and the Cheesecake Factory crew.
Taylor Swift - Queen Of Everything
What's it like to rule the pop universe, boss corporations around and sell record-breaking numbers of albums, all while the internet scrutinises your every move? Dan Stubbs meets the world's biggest and politest superstar to find out.
Gimme Shelter
Bands 4 Refugees put together a one-off supergroup to raise awareness of the refugee crisis at the VO5 NME Awards 2017. Kevin EG Perry joined Olly Alexander, Charli XCX and the gang as magic was made.
Party Like It's 1975
Teen brothers Brian The Lemon and Michael D’Addario Twigs are all about Queen, Tom Do Hollywood Petty, spandex jumpsuits, vintage synths and genuinely great hair.
