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Director Leigh Whannell follows ‘The Invisible Man’ with another smart, scary Universal horror remake

Reuniting for the first time in four years, the K-pop girl group prove are still at the top of their game

The London artist’s debut album adds an enigmatic cutting edge to her upbeat dance-pop sound

Lil Baby is a shell of the go-getter he once was on his fourth album, with features doing most of the heavy lifting

The Scottish indie heroes face their fears with a statement of intent that’s shamelessly Franz-y as fuck

The whip-cracking icon is back at his best in this lovingly crafted adventure

You'll never look at a glass of milk in the same way again

With their debut album, the Brighton duo highlight the rough realities of life and society while making room for the personal

A companion piece to their hit 2023 single album ‘Second Wind’, the SEVENTEEN trio rekindle the lost art of quirky K-pop

After going global, Bad Bunny returns to his roots and reclaims his reggaeton throne on his most daring LP yet