This International Women's Day, I make the case for all men to embrace feminism.

Which 25 records made this year's list? Read on to find out...

Rory Stewart's reaction to his Polanski interview wasn't just disingenuous - it shows us exactly how the mainstream media works to dismiss left-wing economics.

Tame Impala's first album in five years is a change of pace that will certainly divide listeners.

I take a look at the reasons why Thom Yorke has recently found himself embroiled in controversy over his stance (or lack thereof) on Israel - and whether it really matters what he thinks

After more than a decade of decline, are Birmingham City on the rise again?

The release of Black Country, New Road’s last album, Ants From Up There, marked the end of a chapter in the band’s history. In many ways, this album feels like one too.

The writer behind the year's most talked-about TV show discusses the changes he hopes it will inspire.

Economically depressed young men are aggressively targeted with the oldest, most seductive pitch there is — money for nothing — by bad faith actors with enormous wealth

For decades, Glastonbury Festival has been the pinnacle of UK contemporary music, with its Pyramid Stage headline slot the holy grail for musicians, not just from the UK but across the world.

Whilst not hitting the same heights as her first two records, FKA Twigs' third studio album cements her position as one of the most interesting voices in alternative pop.

They might be "the worst team maybe in the history of Manchester United", but are they ever going to get any better?

No prizes for guessing number one, but the other twenty-four are worth a listen.

From Charli to The Cure, and Fontaines D.C. to FKA Twigs, here are the 25 songs I've most enjoyed this year.

A salty, cranky case for letting Twitter die

Has the crushing of ‘teen’ entertainment and our failure to represent the full breadth of adolescent experience produced generation Zzz? Emma Garland…