HeyJaredJames Mottram
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 28, 2026
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David Harewood is still changing the game (opens the original)
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David Harewood is scrolling through his phone, searching for the music that crystallised his new Channel 4 legal drama Pierre. Then he happens upon it: French DJ St Germain’s jazz-house fusion track ‘Rose Rouge’. Playing it out of his phone’s speaker, its infectious rhythm filling our quiet corner of a South London branch of Soho House, a big grin crosses his face. “So late ’70s, jazzy, New York,” he muses, almost to himself. “People just wandering around, busy.” This was not the refrain we’d as
Green Day's Tré Cool on 'Nimrods', new music and Glastonbury (opens the original)
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It’s 10am in California and Green Day drummer Tré Cool is making his coffee and about to drill down with NME into Nimrods, the new feature film comedy inspired by the band. “One second,” he says. “Sorry, there’s a fight on the street here. You know, it’s America. They’re always fighting in the streets.” His interest is piqued by an altercation outside his window. “Oh, that guy just hit the other guy in the face. Oh, now Grandma just got involved… slamming with her purse. Oh boy, you never know w
The cursed story of ‘The Wicker Man’ has a new tragic chapter (opens the original)
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In 1972, when Dominic Hardy was 12, he left his hometown of Montreal to spend Christmas in Britain. His father Robin Hardy had just wrapped his new film The Wicker Man and he brought Dominic along to a private screening in London’s Soho. Written by Sleuth’s Anthony Shaffer and starring Christopher Lee as the aristocratic Lord Summerisle, alongside Edward Woodward and Britt Ekland, its unique flavour left a lasting impression. “I have a memory of the sexuality and the horrific violence that close
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