Colin Cantwell, Star Wars Designer Behind Death Star, Dies at 90
Colin Cantwell, the man who designed many of the spacecrafts that featured in the Star Wars films, has passed away at the age of 90.
Colin Cantwell, the man who designed many of the spacecrafts that featured in the Star Wars films, has passed away at the age of 90.
The Royal College of Art’s new £135 million campus development is being unveiled today in Battersea, south-west London.
★★★☆☆
Alex Izenberg’s latest project, I’m Not Here, is a delicately crafted offering. Never spectacular, its charm creeps up steadily, a result of its originality and honesty.
SpaceX paid an employee $250,000 to silence a claim she was sexually harrassed by the Elon Musk in 2016, according to report from Insider.
Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries has said that Channel 4 News has not done itself "any favours" in terms of impartiality.
The Victoria and Albert Museum is joining forces with Bayeux City officials in signing a memorandum of understanding, nearly 150 years on from the start of their relationship.Â
The producers of Rust are ‘confident’ they’ll be able to finish the Alec Baldwin western, and would like to do so in honour of Halyna Hutchins, the cinematographer accidentally shot and killed by Balwin on set.Â
Saudi Arabia has acquired a 5.01 per cent in gaming giant Nintendo, with the Japanese company finding out about the purchase via news reports.Â
David Cameron’s presence at a private view this week attracted some commotion, with the artist behind the work, Jake Chapman, claiming to have considered physically fighting the former PM.
Three years after Season 5, Variety reports that a new series of Netflix’s dystopian hit Black Mirror is in the works.
Italian Police have blocked an effort to sabotage Eurovision voting, carried out by pro-Russian hackers, during last week's festivities.
Bringing myself to listen to anything other than Kendrick today has been hard, so I've just made this week's New Music Friday the entirety of Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers. Sorry.
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Kendrick Lamar’s all by himself, in more ways than one. Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers is extraordinary; another masterclass, providing an agonising look into, and outward from, the psyche of one of the 21st Century’s greatest artists.
Pink Floyd are testing the appetite for their back catalogue. With Warner and BMG circling, the deal could surpass the $550 million paid for Bruce Springsteen’s.
Kendrick Lamar is dropping one final album with Top Dawg Entertainment. What a run they’ve had together. And what better time to look back and rank the label's Top 5 albums.Â
Soho House’s new home in Brighton, Brighton Beach House, is opening with a David Shrigley banana swimming pool, a selection of work from local artists, and the largest permanent display of queer art in the UK.
The Metropolitan police have taken to Twitter to get help in tracking down Wiley, after the rapper failed to appear in court six months ago.
Madonna has joined forces with digital artist Beeple to create three rather graphic NFTs showing her giving birth to nature.Â
Britain, this little old island, long the subject of international mockery for our supposedly unrefined cuisine, now produces over 1,100 varieties of artisan cheese.
US rappers Young Thug and Gunna have been indicted on charges of conspiracy to violate America’s RICO law - the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act.
The National Gallery has become the latest British cultural institution to remove the disgraced Sackler name from its walls.
David Bowie’s music is set to be performed at the National Space Centre's planetarium, with four shows scheduled for later this month.
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WE, explores weighty topics across varied production, with more direction than any of their albums since 2010's, The Suburbs. Still, and despite standouts, it’s still just slightly 'eh'.
It's half four on a Friday, the sun is shining, and I can hear the masses gathered at the pub. A cold sip of something crisp and carbonated is within reach. First, we just need some new music.Â
With both imports and exports plummeting post-Brexit, Britain’s share of the art market has fallen to its lowest point in a decade.Â
Alex Izenberg talks us through his new album, his paranoid schizophrenia diagnosis, and why it always has been, and always will be, music. Â
The St Mungo Museum of Religious Art and Life will reopen, over two years since visitors were last allowed in, during which time it had to fight for its very existence.
Sir Billy Connolly will receive this year’s Bafta’s fellowship on Sunday, crowning the Scottish comedian with one of Britain's most prestigious entertainment awards.
As the month of May rolls around, a host of show's come to the West End to commence their summer run. Find our full list of new theatre below.