Mark Beaumont

With Daft Punk powered down, where will pop’s mystery come from now?

The robots have called it a day after 28 years. Our columnist ponders who'll step into their enigmatic moon-boots

Scorsese vs Netflix: can streaming regain its artistic integrity?

Marty says 'content' has devalued cinema – but digital platforms may change his mind yet...

The secret to a brilliant posthumous album? Get started while you can

6 Dogs' forthcoming album was completed before his death in January, meaning he'll escape the indignity of the usual posthumous album

In his new documentary, Adam Curtis argues humanity’s worst enemy is itself

'Can't Get You Out Of My Head' suggests our innate flaws are what's holding society back

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has turned into a museum. Time for change

Kate Bush, Foo Fighters and Dionne Warwick are among the artists not yet inducted. Did rock and pop grind to a halt around 1986?

Don’t be fooled, Valentine’s Day romcoms are a cinematic Tinder scam

Here's why you should cuddle up with 'Silence Of The Lambs' instead

The long, noble (and sometimes ignoble) history of indie bands writing songs for pop stars

The Cribs recently revealed that they almost gave songs to One Direction, continuing a grand tradition

Christopher Plummer – 1929-2021: farewell to an acting great

The Oscar winner was a respected elder statesman of Hollywood – and a true gent

‘The Witcher’ star Anya Chalotra on cryptic new podcast thriller ‘The Cipher’

She tells us why sci-fi fans should get streaming...

GameStop: how Ja Rule became the unlikely voice of a cryptocurrency revolution

Just don't mention Fyre festival
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