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In her new album, the artist turns bad habits, doomed romances, and twenty-something chaos into irresistible pop, finding humour in the mess of trying to get your life together.
In his new album, the Australian singer explores desire, confidence and the messiness of wanting to be loved, balancing glossy pop production with moments of unexpected vulnerability.
The singer makes contradiction look effortless, moving between electronic euphoria, intimacy, loneliness and celebrity without ever settling into one identity.
Across “Pylon”, beabadoobee lets anger, tenderness and nostalgia coexist, tracing the uneven work of making peace with change.
In the pop star’s latest album the bass persuades, but it’s asking us to surrender to music, to another person, to ageing, to pleasure while remaining recognisably ourselves.
On “Prima”, the Slovak singer turns pop ambition into a tightly choreographed spectacle, glossy, funny and vulnerable enough to show what becoming a star can truly cost.
On her new album, the artist transforms mutation, desire and uncertainty into one of the year's most visionary records that encrypts hope in its core.
Far from chasing trends, the British artist’s new record quietly rewires the logic of contemporary pop, turning the genre into a space for cultural thinking.
La prisión sigue operando fuera de sus muros en un drama que encuentra empatía y tensión entre Taylor y Dee.
In a dark-wave take on her classic ethereal sound, the artist explores her changing relationship with the world and herself as a new mother, ultimately embracing love as transcendent.
On her latest, long-awaited album, the Queen of Pop seems content to invest in nostalgia instead of imagining the future, revisiting sounds from her career.
A dystopian concept album turns climate collapse, artificial intelligence, masculinity and faith into an uneasy vision of humanity approaching the point of no return.
An emotionally intricate album trading teenage explosions for quieter unravelling. Rodrigo documents a romance from euphoric beginnings to painful endings.
Somewhere between reflection and rallying cry, the artist’s new album captures the contradictory superfugue that is the ugly underbelly of American neoliberalism.
The singer’s latest album delivers the dirty dance music fans want, while also exposing a new vulnerability in a celebration of her newfound musical independence.
Un regreso familiar en Costa Rica abre una grieta íntima donde deseo, ausencia y desajuste emocional convierten la casa en un territorio imposible de reconciliar.
The German director’s debut film turns adolescence into a political space without forcing the film into thesis, tracing how fear, media and national identity enter ordinary life after 9/11.
The film enters the Cannes Competition as a tightly controlled moral dispute, where institutional care and private belief systems are placed in direct conflict without the comfort of resolution.
Tras el cáncer, Nora vuelve a una vida que ya no encaja y convierte deseo, pareja y miedo en un territorio de negociación constante.
A three-hour meditation on care, mortality and time that turns philosophical dialogue into one of Cannes 2026’s most quietly radical cinematic gestures.
Un retrato áspero de la migración, la culpa familiar y el dolor que sobrevive incluso cuando se intenta empezar de nuevo.
Desire turns intimacy into a system of doubt, where love, opacity and complicity blur inside Marie Kreutzer’s most unsettling domestic drama.
Una película sobre el afecto contaminado desmonta la figura del genio masculino desde el silencio, el poder y una tensión paterno-filial sin catarsis fácil.
The artist transforms emotional learning into a profound humanistic reflection, delivering her most conceptually ambitious and existential album to date.
A playful return to country roots where humour, heartbreak and regional Mexican touches make personal reflection feel unexpectedly light.
Past and present quietly fold into each other as grief, heartbreak and inherited memory shape the emotional world of “The Folkhouse.”
A sprawling folk record trades immediacy for emotional depth, turning memory, distance and connection into something long, uneven and quietly devastating.
El documental de la directora estadounidense retrata el legado de una pionera del cine queer y experimental a través de imágenes íntimas, memoria colectiva y archivo personal.
The Swedish pop star teams up with Shakira, PinkPantheress, JT, Robyn, and more for a creative explosion that redefines the album that’s brought her back to the mainstream spotlight.
Un melodrama de alta costura que desfila por la superficie de la moda, la enfermedad y la experiencia femenina sin atreverse a incomodar.