Tarantino has largely foregone the use of orchestral scores throughout his career, but the avid film nerd couldn’t resist the opportunity to utilise the legendary Ennio Morricone for The Hateful Eight ...

My first Record Store Day was back in 2016, and I still have fond memories of chasing a Trojan Records box set at Jumbo Records in Leeds. Much more than the records themselves, however, that day felt ...

Playing any rock show should feel like the biggest thrill of anyone’s life. Most people only dream of stepping on those gigantic stages, so when a band actually is able to fill massive theatres or ...

The icon who wanted Ron Howard to earn their respect was Bette Davis, who he worked with as a novice 25-year-old director on the TV movie 'Skyward.' ...

Mark Knopfler was becoming recognised as a guitar hero for a new generation, but he still idolised the legends of decades prior.

Did Berry Gordy accidentally ruin Diana Ross’s chances of winning an Oscar by going so hard with his promotional campaign, which included nine full-page ads.

The strange keepsake Walton Goggins kept from ‘The Hateful Eight’ was an animal pelt that he thought would look good on a sofa - so he gave it to Conan O'Brien.

While rap as a long and storied history in Black American heritage, one iconic sportsman of the 1960s has been credited with influencing the hip hop artform.

Whenever I tell someone I’m not a fan of Jack Black, as an actor at least, I’m always met with shock. “But what about School of Rock?,” people say, “But he’s so funny!” While School of Rock is a ...

While he rightly cites Leonard Cohen as an influence on his own work, he is more of a North Star who shone upon Cave as he fine-tuned his songwriting talent. On the other hand, when it came to ...

In that scenario, a filmmaker could legitimately be ruined almost overnight – and that’s exactly what nearly happened to John Carpenter’s career when he suffered a catastrophic flop in the ’80s.

Liam Gallagher has always shaken up the status quo - but never more so when he disrupts the rock and roll order to declare the true king of the genre.