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‘Challengers’ director Luca Guadagnino’s next film will be about 2023’s OpenAI saga

Challengers filmmaker Luca Guadagnino has reportedly locked in his next project. Per The Hollywood Reporter, Guadagnino is fast-tracking a film titled Artificial, a retelling of the real-life 2023 OpenAI saga. The film is being put together at Amazon MGM Studios, and production is being aimed to begin this summer. Advertisement A cast has yet to be attached to the film, but sources tell The Hollywood Reporter that Andrew Garfield, Anora‘s Yura Borisov and A Complete Unknown‘s Monica Barbaro are circling roles for the project. Filming is expected to take place in Italy and San Francisco. The film will tackle the OpenAI saga in late 2023 that saw co-founder and CEO Sam Altman being fired from the company due to increasing concerts over AI, safety and accusations of abusive behaviour. Just five days later, he was reinstated into the company following a revolt. ‘Challengers’ director Luca Guadagnino is set to helm the new version of ‘American Pyscho’. CREDIT: Warner Bros. Though castings have yet to been finalised, sources tell THR that Garfield would ideally play Altman, while Yura Borisov portrays Ilya Sutskever, the co-founder who campaigned for Altman’s initial removal from OpenAI. Barbaro is being sought after for the role of… Read More →

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Liam Gallagher joins Oasis rehearsals: “Sounded fucking filthy”

Liam Gallagher has joined rehearsals for the upcoming Oasis reunion tour. The band are set to play their first gigs together in 16 years this summer, kicking off with a run of UK and Ireland dates with Richard Ashcroft and Cast, including seven dates at London’s Wembley Stadium. Advertisement Last month, Noel and the rumoured live band lineup – which was previously revealed to NME by a source close to the shows – were photographed entering a London studio where they reportedly rehearsed for six hours The line-up included Beady Eye alumnus and longtime collaborator Gem Archer, Paul ‘Bonehead’ Arthurs, keyboardist Mikey Rowe, and bassist Andy Bell, who also confirmed he would be returning to the fold. Joe Waronker – believed to be one of the “new faces” that Liam teased back in September – is also rumoured to be joining the tour, but wasn’t photographed. However, fans noticed that Liam was not seen entering the studio, and it was later reported that he was on holiday in the south of France, resting ahead of the mammoth world tour. Now, though, it appears that Liam has joined rehearsals. The frontman shared the news on Twitter/X earlier today (June 3), writing: “We have LIFT OFF Rastas sounded… Read More →

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Big Thief announce new album, Double Infinity

Big Thief have announced that their sixth studio album, Double Infinity, will be released by 4AD on September 5. Listen to first single and album opener “Incomprehensible” below: Double Infinity was recorded last winter at the Power Station, New York City, by Dom Monks. Guest musicians on the record include Alena Spanger, Caleb Michel, Hannah Cohen, Jon Nellen, Joshua Crumbly, June McDoom, Laraaji, Mikel Patrick Avery and Mikey Buishas. The album will be released digitally and on cassette, CD, and standard black vinyl. Limited green and ‘Sparkle’ vinyl editions will be available via indie retailers and Big Thief/4AD webstores respectively. Check out the tracklisting below and pre-order here. A1. IncomprehensibleA2. WordsA3. Los AngelesA4. All Night All DayA5. Double InfinityB6. No FearB7. Grandmother [ft. Laraaji]B8. Happy With YouB9. How Could I Have Known

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‘Gen V’ season two set for September premiere, releases intense trailer

The second season of The Boys spin-off Gen V has been locked in for a September premiere date – find out more below. READ MORE: ‘Gen V’ review: a super-powered spin-off from ‘The Boys’ Prime Video has unveiled a teaser trailer for Gen V season two, which sees the gang of Marie, Emma and Jordan reluctantly returning to Godolkin University, now under the regime of incoming dean Cipher. Advertisement Cipher executes a new curriculum for his students, training them as “soldiers” in a war against humans, while Cate and Sam are celebrated as heroes. Cue clips of gory brawls and high drama, and the teaser ends with a preview of what seems to be an all-out uprising. Watch the teaser below. [embedded content] Gen V season two is set to premiere its first three episodes on Prime Video on September 17. Subsequent episodes will then arrive weekly until the season’s conclusion on October 22. While we get glimpses of several characters from The Boys in the Gen V season two trailer, it’s yet to be seen if core characters like Homelander, Butcher and more will make appearances. Recommended Elsewhere in the trailer, actor Chance Perdomo’s absence in season two is addressed,… Read More →

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Watch the first teaser trailer for new ‘Knives Out’ film ‘Wake Up Dead Man’

Director Rian Johnson has shared the first teaser trailer for the new Knives Out film Wake Up Dead Man – watch below. During an appearance at a fan event for Netflix’s Tudum on Saturday (May 31), Johnson, who wrote, produced and directed both Knives Out (2019) and sequel Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (2022), confirmed that the third entry in the series will hit Netflix on December 12, 2025. Advertisement He also unveiled the first teaser of the new film – a one-minute preview that sees Daniel Craig’s Benoit Blanc apparently investigating a murder relating to Christian religious rituals. Watch the clip, which includes Ralph Stanley’s haunting bluegrass track ‘O Death’, here: [embedded content] As well as Craig, Wake Up Dead Man boasts a huge cast, including Josh O’Connor, Glenn Close, Josh Brolin, Mila Kunis, Jeremy Renner, Kerry Washington, Andrew Scott, Cailee Spaeny, Daryl McCormack and Thomas Haden Church. Johnson first shared a snap from the film on social media in January, showing a resplendently dressed Craig alongside O’Connor in a church. “A first look at Daniel Craig and Josh O’Connor in the next Benoit Blanc mystery, Wake Up Dead Man,” Johnson wrote. “Working on it, much more to… Read More →

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Pavement release first recorded music in 25 years ahead of new biopic

Pavement have released their first new music in over 25 years – and it is a cover of Jim Pepper’s ‘Witchitai-To’. The legendary US indie band have not released any new recorded music since their 1999 EP ‘Major Leagues’, the last release before their split later that year. They did reunite for a comeback tour in 2022, however, and during those shows, they played ‘Witchitai-To’ regularly. Advertisement The new release was captured during the rehearsal for one of those shows, with the band bringing life to the track that was first released as part of Pepper’s band Everything Is Everything’s self-titled debut album in 1969. Listen here: [embedded content] News of the release of the track first surfaced in December when Scott Kanneberg, aka Spiral Stairs, told the Kreative Kontrol podcast that “there will be a new Pavement song on the soundtrack” to Pavements, the band’s part-documentary, part-biopic feature film. Directed by Alex Ross Perry (Her Smell), the movie blends fact and fiction, including scenes depicting the band preparing for a museum exhibit that features up-and-coming bands playing Pavement songs. It also shows Perry casting, writing and directing a jukebox musical based on the band, while also trying to bring a… Read More →

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Ricky Gervais says producers sometimes question his jokes: “They don’t know whether it’s OK or not”

Ricky Gervais has said that producers sometimes question his jokes, as “they don’t know whether it’s OK or not.” READ MORE: Ricky Gervais: “The people in ‘After Life’ aren’t freaks. Brad Pitt, Johnny Depp – they’re freaks!” The comedian was reflecting on his career in a new interview with the LA Times, ahead of being honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame today (May 30). Advertisement He was asked if he’s ever realised he would have to “defend” a joke, to which he responded: “Oh no, it all comes and goes. It’s cyclic,” he told the publication. “People get nervous and that’s just always been there from day one. People get worried and then I say, well, this is why it’s OK.” Gervais revealed that sometimes the concern has come from colleagues in the industry. “Sometimes it’s an executive producer or a broadcaster who just wants some ammunition to defend it. Because sometimes, they don’t know whether it’s OK or not, they just don’t want to get complaints. “If I can go “listen, this is why it’s OK,” then they often trust me because I can defend it. It’s not me sitting in the room going, “what’s the… Read More →

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PS Plus July 2025 games – what to expect from Essential, Extra, and Premium

PS Plus has had a good year for games. June was particularly good because of the Days of Play promotion. But, what can you expect from July as we get deeper into the Summer? Read More: All 2025 game release dates for PS5, PS4, Xbox, PC, and Nintendo Switch Here is a rundown of what we know about the PS Plus July 2025 games so far. PS Plus July 2025 Games Advertisement The PS Plus July 2025 games will be announced on June 25, 2025, for the Extra tier and will be available from July 1, 2025. The Extra and Premium games will be announced on July 9, 2025, and will be available from July 15, 2025. While we don’t know any games yet, we can make some predictions: Credit: Sony Interactive Entertainment LEGO Horizon Adventures – PS5 Journey to a distant future, where the land is made of LEGO bricks and lush nature has reclaimed the Earth. Meet the Nora tribe who live in the settlement of Mother’s Heart, and catch your first glimpse of the incredible dinosaur-like machines that roam the forests, mountains, and deserts that stretch beyond the village walls… Credit: 2K The Outer Worlds – PS5, PS4… Read More →

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When Bruce Springsteen Came To Britain

Just about everybody who’s been to a Bruce Springsteen show has a story, and Hazel Wilkinson’s is particularly lovely one. She was a teenager when her brother queued all night for tickets to see Springsteen and the E Street Band at Manchester Apollo in May 1981, on the European leg of the River tour. They were at the front of the stalls when, two songs into the second half, Bruce sang “Sherry Darling”. During the saxophone solo he peered down at Hazel, called her up, and danced across the stage with her for a minute or two. THE JULY 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW: STARRING NICK DRAKE, A 15-TRACK NEW MUSIC CD, THE WHO, BLACK SABBATH, BRIAN ENO, MATT BERNINGER, PULP, BOB WEIR AND MORE Advertisement “I looked into his eyes and he was looking into mine,” she remembered. He took her hand and kissed it before making sure she was escorted safely back to the floor. “I stood there and thought, ‘Did that really happen? Was I imagining it?’ I was 17 years old, I was just finding my way, I wasn’t that popular or that confident. It was that moment of being seen, being… Read More →

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‘Euphoria’ star Hunter Schafer reportedly being eyed for ‘The Legend Of Zelda’ movie

Euphoria star Hunter Schafer is reportedly being considered for a major role in the upcoming live-action The Legend of Zelda film. That’s according to industry insider Daniel Richtman, who shared the scoop in a blog entry with his followers. While the blog entry is blocked behind a subscription paywall, it sees Richtman claiming that Schafer is being seriously considered for the role of the titular Princess Zelda. Advertisement While no official casting decisions have been made, Schafer being picked to play Princess Zelda wouldn’t be surprising. Prior to the film being announced, fans have been championing Schafer for the role. After the film was officially announced in 2023, she even revealed that she had seen the viral fan-castings and suggested that she’d be keen on the role. “That would be so cool,” Schafer said at the time. “I love the game, personally. I played it as a kid and I still play it now. Who knows! That would be pretty cool.” In March this year, progress on the Legend of Zelda film picked up speed, when it was announced that the live-action adaptation will be released in cinemas on March 26, 2027. The Legend Of Zelda film will be produced by… Read More →

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Adam Buxton teams up with Metronomy’s Joe Mount for debut album ‘Buckle Up’ and dreamy single ‘Pizza Time’

Adam Buxton has announced his debut album ‘Buckle Up’ – listen to lead single ‘Pizza Time’ below. The London actor, comedian and podcaster (The Adam Buxton Podcast) is due to release the 15-track record on September 12 via Decca – pre-order/pre-save here. Buxton has teamed up with Metronomy frontman Joe Mount, who serves as lead producer on the LP. Advertisement Pete Robertson (Beabadoobee, Jane’s Addiction, The Vaccines) is also credited as a producer on the forthcoming ‘Buckle Up’. He helmed the dreamy first song, which sees Buxton sing about “beautiful pizza time“. Mixed by Mount, ‘Pizza Time’ is described as “a hymn” to Buxton’s teenage son Nat, whom he’d often find standing in a bathrobe next to the oven watching a pizza cook at 11am. “He’s looking for pizza/ He’s pleased to find there’s a pizza there,” the first verse goes. “Slides it in the oven and 10 minutes later, it’s pizza time.” The track is accompanied by an official visualiser, created by Guy Larsen. He and Buxton recently collaborated on the Up In Smoke podcast, earning the pair a nomination at The Webby Awards for Scripted Fiction. Tune in and listen here: [embedded content] Recommended Speaking about ‘Buckle Up’,… Read More →

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Strange Life

“I’m not sure we should have agreed to this,” Stephen Malkmus muses during the extraordinary new documentary Pavements. “Has there ever been a good movie about a rock band?” There certainly hasn’t been a rock doc like this one, which eschews convention at every stage in favour of meta-realities and roleplay, echoing the band’s own approach on albums like Wowee Zowee. “It’s a sprawling record with lots of different ideas positioning for your attention,” explains guitarist Scott ‘Spiral Stairs’ Kannberg. “The movie is sort of like that. Here’s this band… and what’s real and what’s not?” THE JULY 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW: STARRING NICK DRAKE, A 15-TRACK NEW MUSIC CD, THE WHO, BLACK SABBATH, BRIAN ENO, MATT BERNINGER, PULP, BOB WEIR AND MORE Advertisement Pavement’s label Matador commissioned the project from director Alex Ross Perry, known for caustically witty, literary films such as 2014’s Listen Up Philip. “Originally when we agreed to have a film made, we didn’t really want to be in it,” says Kannberg. Perry responded with radical, wild substitutions, intercutting an off-Broadway Pavement musical, a deliberately clichéd rock biopic – with Stranger Things’ Joe Keery as an anguished, dickish Malkmus – and… Read More →

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Robert Forster – Strawberries

The ability to draw out the extraordinary from the everyday is one evergreen hallmark of engaging songwriting. Robert Forster has been sketching self-contained emotional vignettes and spinning semi-autobiographical yarns since his days in The Go-Betweens, the Antipodean high-water mark of guitar jangle. On his ninth solo album, Strawberries, Forster once again knits together the ordinary and the remarkable, furring the edges with a craftsman’s dexterity. THE JULY 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW: STARRING NICK DRAKE, A 15-TRACK NEW MUSIC CD, THE WHO, BLACK SABBATH, BRIAN ENO, MATT BERNINGER, PULP, BOB WEIR AND MORE Advertisement Take “Breakfast On The Train”, among the most involving songs this storied chronicler of the heart has ever penned. Beginning with just his guitar and laconic drawl, Forster spins out the tale of a night of loud hotel sex into a poignant epic – funny, dry, full of detail, told in retrospect over nearly eight elegant minutes as other musicians swell surreptitiously around him. Aristotelian unities are at play – one night, plus breakfast; various locations in Edinburgh, selective contexts, nothing extraneous. “Fuck!” exclaims one of the lovers in the morning, a rare instance of earthy language in Forster’s catalogue, in sharp… Read More →

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John Fogerty unveils Legacy: The Creedence Clearwater Revival Years

To celebrate reclaiming full ownership of his back catalogue – as well as his 80th birthday yesterday, and his upcoming Glastonbury appearance – John Fogerty has announced Legacy: The Creedence Clearwater Revival Years, an album of classic Creedence songs, re-recorded with backing from his sons Shane and Tyler Fogerty. Advertisement Legacy: The Creedence Clearwater Revival Years will be released by Concord on August 22. Listen to “Up Around The Bend,” “Have You Ever Seen The Rain” and “Porterville” now: “For most of my life I did not own the songs I had written,” says Fogerty. “Getting them back changes everything. Legacy is my way of celebrating that – of playing these songs on my terms, with the people I love.” The 20-track collection was produced by Fogerty and his son Shane, with executive production by his wife Julie. Both Shane and Tyler Fogerty perform throughout the album, along with Matt Chamberlain, Bob Malone, Bob Glaub and Rob Stone. It was mixed by Bob Clearmountain. Advertisement Pre-order/pre-save Legacy: The Creedence Clearwater Revival Years here and peruse the tracklisting below: Up Around The Bend Who’ll Stop The Rain Proud Mary Have You Ever Seen The Rain Lookin’ Out My Back Door Born On… Read More →

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Alan Sparhawk – With Trampled By Turtles

“I can please myself with the things that I seek out,” declared Alan Sparhawk on “Station”, from last year’s extraordinary White Roses, My God. It read like creative self-affirmation with a note of shock, as he moved forward in the wake of Mimi Parker’s death and the resulting end of Low. In recent years those “things” he’s been seeking have included laid-back funk (as played with his son Cyrus, in Derecho Rhythm Section), mutant electro-funk (in the quartet Damien, also with Cyrus) and doom-sludge riffery (with Feast Of Lanterns). Now, a record from a very different collaborative beast, with a longer history. THE JULY 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW: STARRING NICK DRAKE, A 15-TRACK NEW MUSIC CD, THE WHO, BLACK SABBATH, BRIAN ENO, MATT BERNINGER, PULP, BOB WEIR AND MORE Advertisement Sparhawk’s relationship with progressive, bluegrass/country-folk types Trampled By Turtles stretches back to their early days when they were mentees and mates of Low in Duluth, Minnesota. Sparhawk produced the Turtles’ Wild Animals in 2014 and they’ve played together many times, most crucially in the summer of 2023. When he was fathoms deep in grief, the sextet invited him to ride along for some tour dates… Read More →

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Inside our latest free CD – The New Sounds, 15 tracks of the month’s best music

Alan Sparhawk, Matt Berninger, Nathan Salzburg, Witch, Peggy Seeger and more feature on our latest free Uncut CD. The 15-track compilation, titled The New Sounds, showcases some of the month’s best music and comes with the Uncut dated July 2025. Advertisement See below for more on the tracklisting… ORDER A COPY FROM US HERE 1 Alan SparhawkNot BrokenWe open with a mighty cut from Sparhawk’s second post-Low album, With Trampled By Turtles. Stately, poised and still earthy, it can’t help but recall his beloved former band, especially when his and Mimi Parker’s daughter Hollis chimes in on vocals.. Advertisement 2 BC CamplightWhere You Taking My Baby?Brian Christinzio is going from strength to strength, and his seventh album A Sober Conversation is his deepest and most captivating yet. It’s all about contrasts: here, over a peppy, poppy slice of infectious power-pop, the Manchester-based American sings of confronting his abuser. 3 Matt BerningerBonnet Of PinsGet Sunk is the second solo album from The National’s Berninger, and it finds him in typically arresting form. Here he’s channelling his most accessible side, following the vibes of The War On Drugs and Petty and the Heartbreakers back to the source of classic rock. 4 Peggy SeegerSlowNearing 90, the legendary folk singer –… Read More →

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Introducing…The History Of Rock, 1969

The latest issue of our archival magazine. This month, it’s 1969… Advertisement A word much in use this year is “heavy”. It might apply to the weight of your take on the blues, as with Fleetwood Mac or Led Zeppelin. It might mean the originality of Jethro Tull or King Crimson. It might equally apply to an individual – to Eric Clapton, for example the Beatles are the saints of the 1960s, and George Harrison an especially “heavy person”. This year heavy people flock together. Clapton and Steve Winwood join up in Blind Faith. Steve Marriott and Pete Frampton meet in Humble Pie. Crosby, Stills and Nash admit a new member, Neil Young. Supergroups, or more informal supersessions, serve as musical summit meetings for those who are reluctant to have their work tied down by the now antiquated notion of the “group”. Trouble of one kind or another this year awaits the leading examples of this classic formation. Our cover stars the Rolling Stones this year part company with founder member Brian Jones. The Beatles, too, are changing – how, John Lennon wonders, can the group hope to contain three contributing writers? Advertisement The Beatles diversification has become problematic. While… Read More →

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Over 400 of David Lynch’s personal items are going on auction

Fans of the late film icon David Lynch will soon be able to pieces of film history from the director’s personal collection – find out more below. READ MORE: David Lynch – 1946-2025: a true visionary who reinvented cinema Julien’s Auctions and Turner Classic Movies have announced an upcoming auction, dubbed The David Lynch Collection, that’ll feature over 400 items from Lynch’s personal assemblage. The collection will go on auction from June 18 onwards via Julien’s Auction’s website and in person at their Gardena auction house. Advertisement Among the items listed for auction are several holy grail items for fans including the esteemed filmmaker’s personalised director’s chair, his very own 35mm print of Eraserhead, the original rugs from Twin Peaks, his home espresso machine, a pair of taxidermy deer heads, prop menus and scripts from Mulholland Drive, numerous vintage film and video cameras, other filming equipment, an electric guitar, an acoustic drum kit, his personal collection of vinyl records – some of which were signed to him, artworks, furniture and more. You can check out the complete list of items being auctioned off here. The dream is unfolding… 🌀 “THE DAVID LYNCH COLLECTION” auction is coming on June 18th! Julien’s Auctions… Read More →

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Witch Fever urge Download festival to “rethink statement implementing ambiguous and transphobic EHRC guidelines”

Witch Fever have encouraged Download Festival to clarify their statement published earlier over concerns that the festival is “implementing ambiguous and transphobic EHRC guidelines”. The rock and metal festival is set to return to its home of Donington Park, Leicestershire, next month – running between June 13-15. Green Day, Sleep Token and KoRn will all be first-time headliners, and other names on the bill include Weezer, Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter, Jimmy Eat World, Poppy, Loathe, Jerry Cantrell and more. Advertisement Controversy arose over screenshots of an email query relating to the festival’s policy on what toilets trans attendees should use. “We will be following the interim guidance issued by the Equalities and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) on 25 April 2025 here,” the email read. “Their guidance states that ‘trans women (biological men) should not be permitted to use the women’s facilities and trans men (biological women) should not be permitted to use the men’s facilities’”. Numerous artists including NOAHFINNCE, Zand and Pinkshift called the festival out online and Witch Fever was among them, calling the policy “a complete fuckin’ tragedy”. Meanwhile, Harpy – who is playing the festival this year – said she had reached out to the festival’s team encouraging them to “connect with someone… Read More →

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Rodney Crowell announces new album, Airline Highway

Rodney Crowell has announced details of a new studio album, Airline Highway, which is released via New West Records on August 29. You can hear “Taking Flight” from the album below. Advertisement THE JULY 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW: STARRING NICK DRAKE, A 15-TRACK NEW MUSIC CD, THE WHO, BLACK SABBATH, BRIAN ENO, MATT BERNINGER, PULP, BOB WEIR AND MORE The album includes spots from Ashley McBryde, who co-wrote and sings on “Taking Flight”, Lukas Nelson who co-wrote and sings “Rainy Days in California”, Blackberry Smoke guitarist Charlie Starr sings on “Heaven Can You Help”, while Rebecca and Megan Lovell from Larkin Poe add harmonies and slide guitar throughout. “This record is a document of me falling in love with these musicians,” says Crowell. “That’s one of the great perks of this job — falling in love with the people you’re playing with. And we caught that on tape.” Advertisement [embedded content] The tracklisting is: Rainy Days In California (Feat. Lukas Nelson)Louisiana Sunshine Feeling Okay (Feat. Larkin Poe)Sometime ThangSome Kind Of WomanTaking Flight (Feat. Ashley McBryde)Simple (You Wouldn’t Call It Simple)The Twenty-One Song Salute (Owed to G.G. Shinn and Cléoma Falcon) (Feat. Tyler Bryant)Don’t Give Up… Read More →

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Modern Nature share “Pharaoh” from new album, The Heat Warps

Modern Nature return with a new album, The Heat Warps, released by Bella Union on August 29. You can hear “Pharaoh” from the album below. Advertisement THE JULY 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW: STARRING NICK DRAKE, A 15-TRACK NEW MUSIC CD, THE WHO, BLACK SABBATH, BRIAN ENO, MATT BERNINGER, PULP, BOB WEIR AND MORE “Pharaoh’ is a song about the men we’re conditioned to respect and follow and it’s a song about the people who inspire us to think differently,” says Jack Cooper. “It’s as much about Pharoah Sanders as it is about the kings and politicians we’re meant to believe in. It’s difficult to stay aware of the world around you without becoming despondent. ‘Pharaoh’ makes the case for finding a personal philosophy and trying to live a life that might inspire others, or at the very least not hurt them.” Another influence on the album was Andrew Weatherall. Before he passed away, he’d played Modern Nature on his NTS show and Cooper was thrilled that he liked them. He made it an aim to make a record Weatherall might have played to his friends late at night. “His motto ‘Fail we may, sail we must’ is… Read More →