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Billy Bob Thornton’s TV renaissance is well underway

'Landman' has catapulted the beloved actor back into the spotlight

Matt Smith on working with Nick Cave and his summer of Oasis fun: “I went to eight gigs!”

The star of 'The Death Of Bunny Munro' shares some memories from madferit season

Gaten Matarazzo and the long, slow goodbye to ‘Stranger Things’

The now 23-year-old has been playing plucky underdog Dustin for more than 10 years

‘Breaking Bad’ creator Vince Gilligan wants to change the world with ‘Pluribus’

His new slow-burn sci-fi series is nothing like ‘Better Call Saul’

How ‘Trigger Happy TV’s brilliant jukebox soundtrack revolutionised TV comedy

Ahead of an anniversary tour, creator Dom Joly looks back on 25 years of the groundbreaking prank show

Why ‘House of Guinness’ is TV’s most modern period drama

Creator Steven Knight explains that the hopped-up show isn’t exactly Downton

Charithra Chandran at Together For Palestine: “What’s backlash when there are people dying?”

"There has to be change and there will, but we just have to keep fighting," said the 'Alex Rider' and 'Bridgerton' star

Munroe Bergdorf talks backlash and solidarity at Together For Palestine: “We are fighting for people to be heard”

"I have received backlash, but I just remind myself that it’s nothing compared to what they are going through in Palestine"

Jameela Jamil calls for artists to speak out at Together For Palestine: “Be on the side of love and humanity”

Jameela Jamil spoke to NME backstage at Brian Eno's Wembley gig at what it means to be among the likes of Massive Attack, Portishead, Damon Albarn and Eric Cantona – and shared advice for music fans looking to bring about change

Myha’la has learned not to take bullshit from anyone

How the mononymous actor and 'Industry' star learned to be tough from Julia Roberts