In Whose Name? review – Kanye’s descent makes for grimly compelling watch
More than 3,000 hours of footage filmed since 2018 by a teenager gets turned into a strange, revealing and unsettling look at a fallen star
Massive Attack remove music from Spotify to protest against CEO Daniel Ek’s investment in AI military
The band cited a ‘moral and ethical burden’ placed on artists by revenue from their work ultimately funding lethal technologies
‘I’m a hustler, a grinder’: Teyana Taylor on music, motherhood and One Battle After Another
She was discovered by Pharrell Williams, signed by Kanye West and worked with Beyoncé – all by her early 20s. Now the star of Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film is creating a buzz in Hollywood
One Battle After Another review – Paul Thomas Anderson’s thrillingly helter-skelter counterculture caper
Anderson updates Thomas Pynchon for the era of Ice roundups, pitting shaggy revolutionary Leonardo DiCaprio against cartoonish forces of reaction
‘He should be known as a film music revolutionary’: revitalising the legacy of Czech composer Zdeněk Liška
The electroacoustic pioneer scored dozens of pictures – and communist propaganda. Too successful to be persecuted by the politburo but largely forgotten when he died, his music is being revived by a new archival series
Who buys an MP3 player in 2025? Why music streaming doesn’t always cut it
Nostalgic tech; autumn garden hacks; and what to wear when it rains
Tinseltown takeover: how Harry Potter fanfic has evolved into Hollywood’s hottest property
What once seemed a pretty fringe subculture of hobbyists riffing on stories that got them privately hot is now bringing mainstream cinema to a rolling boil
The Girlfriend to Jade: the week in rave reviews
The oedipal thriller with Robin Wright raises the household temperature to nail-biting, while Jade Thirlwall goes solo with groove. Here’s the pick of the week’s culture, taken from the Guardian’s best-rated reviews
From Spinal Tap II to Ed Sheeran : your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead
The mock rockers are back with a long-awaited sequel to their comedy classic, and the relentlessly prolific troubadour delivers the first album of a proposed quartet
MP3 players are making a comeback – I tested 15 to find the best
Ditch the subscriptions and algorithms of the music streamers with our pick of the best modern digital audio players
Dreaming of You: The Making of the Coral review – the charming rise of the melodic noughties band
Lo-fi animation mixed with archive footage and home movies tell the story of a group of talented young mates from the Wirral with an eccentric, unpretentious charm
Spinal Tap II: The End Continues review – rockers return for mockusequel of pin-sharp laughs and melancholy
Enter the Tapocalypse as Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, Harry Shearer and Rob Reiner return in a still-funny, cameo-studded telling of the hapless band’s final gig
EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert review – Baz Luhrmann’s electric yet avoidant documentary
The bombastic director’s second film about the music legend shows the singer at his most mesmerizing but the picture remains incomplete
From On Swift Horses to David Byrne: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead
Daisy Edgar-Jones and Jacob Elordi star in a 50s-set drama about sexual identity while the Talking Head returns with more art-pop joy
Steve review – Cillian Murphy is outstanding in ferocious reform school drama
Adapted by Max Porter from his novella Shy and co-starring Little Simz, Emily Watson and Tracey Ullman this brutal but ultimately hopeful story is fiercely affecting