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Jay-Z marks 30 years of Reasonable Doubt with citywide nostalgia campaign
The Reasonable Doubt anniversary rollout is a case study in how artists, labels, and estates are turning old albums into merch drops, museum moments, and live-event spectacles
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Robbie Williams joins Seville street performer for impromptu Angels duet
He came across a street performer playing the song and made the impromptu decision to join him The post Watch Robbie Williams surprise fans by busking ‘Angels’ on streets of Seville appeared first on NME.
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Trump pressures FIFA over Balogun red card before USA-Belgium World Cup tie
Pundits attacked President Donald Trump after he called FIFA President Gianni Infantino before the Folarin Balogun red card reversal ahead of the upcoming Belgium game.
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Minions & Monsters tops box office as Spider-Man: Homecoming lands on Netflix
Spider-Man: Homecoming, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, and A League of Their Own make our list of best movies to stream the week of July 6.
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Taylor Swift wins dismissal of poet’s copyright claim over song lyrics
The superstar scored the legal victory just days after her wedding to Travis Kelce
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Stuart Hogg sells house after cutting asking price by £300,000
Disgraced rugby star Stuart Hogg has finally managed to offload his Scots home after slashing almost £300,000 from the asking price.
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Independent Scotland would need to join the euro for EU membership, admits SNP figure
An independent Scotland would have to commit to adopting the euro and could even seek to hold a referendum on when to start using it, according to a senior SNP MSP.
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Josh Johnson discusses comedy, topicality and fresh starts on business podcast
For most comics, a special represents an ending — the culmination of a creative chapter. Not so for Josh Johnson, at least with his first HBO special Symphony, which he says marks a new beginning — “a change and a new direction…and a new theme and era of work.” A beautifully stitched together set of vignettes,…