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Ethan Hawke's The Grabber returns to wreak more havoc in a surreal follow-up that’s even better than the original 'Black Phone'

Steven Knight explains that the hopped-up show isn’t exactly Downton

After the beige dud ‘Autumn Variations’, Ed Sheeran returns to the eclecticism that defined ‘÷’ on his new album 'Play'.

The hugely successful horror series comes to a close

Inspired by rock and roll greats, recorded at Abbey Road

Austin Butler and Zoë Kravitz star in the violently funny adventure

The NME interview with punk duo Soft Play, who discussed their support of the Palestinian people and their new material

The singer also discussed the sound of ‘Britpop’, new single 'Human', his (lack of) '90s memories, his art career and more at an album playback at London’s Groucho club, where he was interviewed by comedian Joe Lycett

The light-hearted moment occurred as Doechii opened the main stage on the last day of Open'er festival from 6pm.

The Bristol group showed solidarity with Palestine in the first headlining set of this year's edition of Open'er in Poland

The killer doll's return starts strong but quickly loses control

The boy wonder’s second album is more distinctive than its predecessor, but still overly familiar and blocked up by gooey ballads

With help from Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Jodie Comer, Danny Boyle has risen again to bash Brexit with '28 Years Later'

Guy Ritchie has somehow roped in Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren for MobLand, a funny but familiar crime caper

Jaume Collet-Serra's return to horror is a haunting meditation on grief

Bartees Strange defies boundaries, hangs out with Taylor Swift and has poured eclectic influences into ‘Horror’, his latest album.

Sex Pistols Steve Jones on Teenage Cancer Trust, new material with Frank Carter, a scrapped writing session with Alex Turner, and John Lydon's politics

'A Beautiful Mind' meets 'Sherlock'

Another smart, scary Universal horror remake from Leigh Whannell

“We’ve come so far in terms of what is and isn’t acceptable," McGann told NME, ahead of the doc airing tonight