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The lost glamor of New York nightlife

Mark Ronson’s vivid account of DJing in the 1990s is a celebration of a lost world

Peter Hoskin

As his new documentary shows, he’s not going anywhere

Alexander Larman

The first comprehensive repackaging of any of Drake’s albums does justice to the musician

Isaac Sligh

The musical is all cliché – and not in a good way

Clarissa Sebag-Montefiore

Elephant in the Room

The White House seems to think so

Alexander Larman

Culture
August 26, 2025
Taylor and Travis save America
Their engagement brings the battle of the sexes to an end
Luke Lyman
Music
August 24, 2025
Springsteen’s Born to Run turns 50
The album was born out of necessity
Christopher Sandford
Film
August 21, 2025
What is KPop Demon Hunters?
It’s something C.S. Lewis might have liked
Bella M. Reyes
Book Review
August 12, 2025
Drug addiction killed Elvis, not his greedy manager
‘Colonel’ Tom Parker may have struck a hard bargain to fund his compulsive gambling habit, but his devotion to Presley was total, says Peter Guralnick
Harry Mount
Music
August 5, 2025
The evolution of Andrew Lloyd Webber
The septuagenarian is, somehow, hip
Alexander Larman
Music
July 28, 2025
RIP Tom Lehrer
The musician-comedian spread like herpes, rather than Ebola
Alexander Larman
Music
July 26, 2025
Irritatingly, Wet Leg’s new album is pretty good
There’s much to enjoy in Moisturizer
Rod Liddle
Music
July 24, 2025
What I saw at Ozzy Osbourne’s last gig
Like Keith Richards, Ozzy was loved for his frailties
Michael Hann
Music
July 22, 2025
RIP Ozzy Osbourne
There will never be another Ozzy
Alexander Larman
Book Review
July 11, 2025
Have the Oasis brothers suffered from ‘naked classism?’
Despite its faults, this is an engaging book – and a decent companion to the Oasis mania that is sweeping the nation
Julie Burchill