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Hugh Grant remembers getting “absolutely smashed” with Travis Kelce and “a bunch of rappers” at Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour

“I thoroughly enjoyed it”, said the 'Heretic' star

Mikey Madison on her Oscar-tipped anti-Cinderella stripper story ‘Anora’

She's the breakout star of festival season – and she's coming for all of the awards

Peter Capaldi on Oasis, his new album and love of “fat guitars”

Ahead of the new season of 'The Devil's Hour', the actor and musician told NME about how UK politics is too “bleak” to satirise, teased his upcoming role in 'Black Mirror', praised his cousin Lewis Capaldi and described mental health support in film and TV as “amusing” but welcome

Jeremy Strong confirms Springsteen biopic casting and reveals favourite album

It’s an early ‘80s classic for the ‘Succession’ star

Art The Clown: behind the screams with horror’s “feminist”, Mr Bean-inspired icon

The third chapter in the grossout 'Terrifier' series lands next month

Soundtrack Of My Life: James McAvoy

Scottish screen legend who's on a mission to cast Rod Stewart

New Beatles play ‘Two Of Us’ explores John and Paul’s final meeting: “Stuff’s gone under the bridge”

Writer Mark Stanfield’s 2000 movie has made a long and winding journey to the stage

Graham Coxon on the return of Blur: “We can’t leave it too long because we’re knocking on!”

The guitarist talks to NME about the Britpop heroes' new Live At Wembley Stadium concert movie, being there for his old friend Damon Albarn through hard times, the Coachella incident, and what the future of Blur could look like

How ‘Coraline’s creepy-calming score became a dreamy cult classic

Director Henry Selick on soundtracking a stop-motion classic

Naomi Ackie on ‘Blink Twice’, that raspberry scene and her Beyoncé obsession

Hollywood’s new femme fatale breaks down this summer’s best thriller