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Gareth Edwards' exciting new world is inspired by the '80s classic

Netflix’s latest K-drama is thrilling and cinematically stunning, though not very historically accurate

The EXO member’s masterful vocals continue to shine bright on his second solo project

Three months on from a star-making appearance alongside Elton John at Glastonbury, the modern crooner delivers a solid debut

The provocateur doesn't want you to like her. But with a Number One hit and a memorable fourth album, the attention is unlikely to wane

Get outta her way, Kylie's back with another high-energy blast of dance-pop that's more than just hit single 'Padam Padam'

The ascendant star prioritises sheer pleasure on a bratty, wacky record of huge pop bangers

Starbreeze Studios' latest shooter is tense and thrilling, but limited content will leave some players feeling short-changed

With their self-titled album the Japanese four-piece draws inspiration from their heritage while boldly dancing forward

The Singaporean-born, London-based artist’s third album sheds the high-concept for humanity