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Jeremy Corbyn speaks to NME: “The priority is to end university fees”

We talked to the Labour leader about creativity, culture, student debt and Jimi Hendrix at his Arts for All charter launch
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Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?! – Justin Hawkins, The Darkness

The Darkness frontman faces the ultimate quiz – on his own career
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Juice WRLD, 1998-2019 – the NME obituary

The Chicago rapper has died from a seizure at the age of 21
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John Lennon – his 10 greatest solo tracks

Lennon’s solo work fell very much into two categories. There were the angry, visceral, political bawl-outs that tried to throttle peace out of the...
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The Best TV of the Decade: the 2010s

In the decade that changed the way we watch telly forever, here are the very greatest shows of the 2010s
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Self-starting London rapper INFAMOUSIZAK: “I want people to associate my name with high-level pieces of art”

Hailing from south London, Infamousizak has brought a refreshing new sound to UK rap
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Kevin Smith: “I’m the world’s biggest Kevin Smith fan”

The beloved cult filmmaker reflects on an extraordinary career
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The Best Films of the Decade: The 2010s

As chosen by NME
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The Best Songs Of The Decade: The 2010s

Here – after much debate – are the 100 very best songs of 2010s
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Why do music and addiction go hand in hand? Part two: cigarettes

An NME x VICE documentary exploring why so many musicians smoke
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10 Artists Who Defined The Decade: The 2010s

We celebrate the artists whose work in the 2010s changed the cultural conversation forever
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“Robbie Williams would beat Liam Gallagher in a fight”: KSI on boxing, Logan Paul and feuding with Justin Bieber

The YouTube star talks ‘Down Like That’ – his new single with Rick Ross, Lil Baby and S-X – and much, much more
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“We’re more traditional siblings than people imagine”: Tegan and Sara on their revealing new memoir ‘High School’

The Quin twins on their new memoir and accompanying album, 'Hey, I'm Just Like You'
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The Best Albums of The Decade: The 2010s

Here it is: the ultimate guide to the 100 essential albums of the 2010s, picked, ranked and dissected by NME experts
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Courteeners’ Liam Fray: “It’s a miracle this album got made”

"I hate the idea of ‘indie’ or ‘rock’. Fuck that, I’m a songwriter."
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Noah Baumbach – Hollywood’s king of indie on David Bowie, ‘Marriage Story’ and his lifelong obsession with music

Veteran director talks Tom Petty, Pink Floyd, Pixies and more
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“No-one else is looking out for us, so we have each other’s backs”: inside Bang Bang Romeo’s Doncaster floods benefit show

You might not have heard, but south Yorkshire has recently been hit by devastating floods. So Bang Bang Romeo, who hail from the village of Armthorpe, staged a benefit concert. James McMahon heads back to his hometown to witness a community coming together
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A brief and entertaining history of My Chemical Romance’s excellent live shows (and dubious hair styles)

Three cheers for the sweet reunion
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“We stand for love and peace and brotherhood” – inside Coldplay’s spectacular sermon on the mount in Jordan

Coldplay's two-date 'World Tour' began in off-the-beaten-track Amman. The Prince of Jordan was there to catch them play their brilliant new album 'Everyday Life' and so was NME's Dan Stubbs
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In the age of austerity, ‘The Apprentice’ is tone-deaf trash TV

Alan Sugar, you're fired.
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