Mark Beaumont, Author at NME

Soundtrack Of My Life: Vernon Kay

Metallica-mad radio and telly personality, surprise participant in that L7 Reading moment

“Down with Profitstock!”: ‘Trainwreck: Woodstock ’99’ shows festivals at their exploitative worst

The organisers of this end-of-the-'90s bash cared about just one thing: money

Will.i.am and James BKS tell us about their collab ‘Jungle Go Dumb’

Check out the duo talking about family ties, world music, the future of Black Eyed Peas, and a Michael Jackson collab that never happened

Soundtrack Of My Life: Empire Of The Sun’s Luke Steele

Aussie dance-rocker, karaoke partner to Woody Harrelson and Owen Wilson

‘Resident Evil’ review: Netflix sci-fi fluff for the conspiracy crowd

The long-running video game franchise returns to TV with a so-so reboot

James Caan – 1940-2022: a top-tier talent whose greatest roles echoed his own life

Best-known as Sonny Corleone in 'The Godfather', the late actor's mob connections didn't stop there

Viagra Boys – ‘Cave World’ review: a grimy time capsule of a truly bizarre era

The Swedish punks lift up the rock that is humanity to shed light on what lurks beneath

Kate Bush’s best on-screen syncs – from ‘Stranger Things’ to ‘Being Human’

Here's ten times the pop icon instantly improved a film or TV show

Ray Liotta: a true cinema legend who was blessed with resting mob-face

The 'Goodfellas' star passed away last week at the age of 67

Forget the singer – take a moment to appreciate your favourite band’s secret weapons

The losses of rock'n'roll greats – Andy Fletcher, Taylor Hawkins and Charlie Watts – prove that it's not always the frontpeople that keep the biggest bands ticking along