A repeated question from part-timers and fly-by-night salespeople are squeezing the fun – and capital – out of a cool community

from the album Inferno

Prediction markets – which allow users to bet on the outcome of almost anything – are coming to the UK, bringing with them the possibility of the next big gambling problem. How have these platforms ca...

Lawyers argue that anything found in the bag should be barred because police didn’t have a search warrant

Ban requires 10 largest social networks to lock out children under 16 or face hefty fines

The rage-bait era – how AI is twisting our emotions without us even realising it

We try and make sense of the glitchy, discharge-covered 2015 album with the help of its creator

OpenAI says a suicidal teenager should have read their fine print

The disgraced financier had an idea for an interview series called ‘Strange Bedfellows’, but none of the stars he fantasised about featuring seem to be aware of its existence

The ‘you’ve got mail’ era already feels like a lifetime ago, but in the week dial-up connections are finally turned off by AOL, Liam Murphy-Robledo talks to the pioneers of commercial dial-up internet...

Octa Mobius Sheffner! An exclusive cassette! Baths! Lucy Liyou! Ninjarachi and more!

The record-breaking animation may be returning for a 37th season, but many fans have long switched off. If ‘The Simpsons’ is struggling to make an impact, it only has its own success to blame, writes ...

'CRY MORE LIB,' I cry, as the woke mob is forced to write 'Charlie Kirk' on my Starbucks coffee

UK rapper charges a formidable first album with heart and quick-step style changes, aglow with Bluetooth-charged eclecticism… --- --- “A lot of shit

Most deepfake programmes need only one picture to create a semi-believable facial model, and experts say AI can make voices indistinguishable from the real thing with just a few minutes of audio. This...

Most deepfake programmes need only one picture to create a semi-believable facial model, and experts say AI can make voices indistinguishable from the real thing with just a few minutes of audio. This...

With the help of slush aficionado desert sand feels warm at night, we dive into one of the new albums and what they mean for the genre

Two aviators were forced to eject from the aircraft as it suffered an ‘arrestment failure’, said reports

Scientology's spectacular flop went down in history for all the wrong reasons. A quarter-century on, what went wrong?

Dr Michael Brown's new book does the impossible, in drawing together every element that made this vaporwave touchstone

ALT: nelson simpson from the simpsons is sitting in a chair with his mouth open and his eyes closed .

By the way, the chef suggests the Australian coral reef roll, £1000

The collision of Mexican and Japanese cuisine sounds like a recipe for culinary chaos. But as Liam Murphy discovers at Los Mochis, Markus Thesleff and Leonard Tanyag are proving that, with precision, ...

Home Office aiming for zero asylum hotels by ‘end of this parliament’ as work continues to clear claims backlog

What comes after the American Century?

This week, a docudrama about the late singer Jeff Buckley premiered at the Sundance Film Festival to a rapturous response. Hallelujah, says Laura Barton, who argues that more filmmakers should be brav...

The iconic Prince Charles Cinema in London’s West End future is under serious threat! We are beyond disappointed that our landlords Zedwell LSQ Ltd and their ultimate parent company Criterion Capital...

Parents bemoan the death of cool culture — it still exists, they just don’t know about it. Mary O'Neill, an artist and writer from St Helens reminisces.

As the government unveils its plans for NHS patients to be treated privately in a bid to cut the waiting list backlog, former Labour MP Jeremy Corbyn says this administration is repeating the mistakes of the last