Reviews | NME

The viral rapper’s debut album is promising but uneven. It's unlikely to slow her rapid ascent – or silence the haters

The rapper juggles musical modes and motifs, reflecting on faith and her identity as a Kenyan-Australian woman

There are flashes of brilliance (and a fantastic turn from Tanya Reynolds) but this Netflix series falls flat

Very little matters at all in this tremendously unserious comic book threequel

Nearly two decades on from his first-ever mixtape, Donald Glover retires his beloved alter ego with a sonically diverse yet somewhat disjointed album

The series’ final season fares slightly better than its last, but is weighed down by its web of storylines

On his second solo album, the BTS singer takes a brighter path as he searches for true romance

There was a lot of killing and shagging in Ancient Rome – and this big-budget series shows most of it

The O2, London, July 17, 2024: The Houston Hottie wraps her first headline tour with a powerful, arena-commanding performance

The Korean comedy might not break ground, but it succeeds in being a damn good time