Kevin E G Perry

<p>Coming off his massive win at the 2026 Grammys, Bad Bunny will take to the stage during Sunday's Super Bowl halftime show</p>

Bad Bunny’s meteoric rise from grocery store bagger to the Super Bowl

After making history at the Grammys, the Latin trap titan is set to headline the Super Bowl halftime show this weekend. Kevin E G Perry reports

<p>‘Jaws’ director Steven Spielberg became an EGOT in 2026 after adding a Grammy to his trophy cabinet</p>

News

Who else besides Steven Spielberg is in the EGOT club?

<p>‘Before I say thanks to God, I'm going to say ICE out’ – Bad Bunny accepts the award for Best Música Urbana Album at the 2026 Grammys</p>

News

Bad Bunny’s historic Grammy win delivers powerful message to a divided America

<p>Brett Ratner has returned from Hollywood exile to direct a documentary about the First Lady, ‘Melania’</p>

Features

Why Brett Ratner was the only man for the Melania documentary

<p>CEO of Amazon Jeff Bezos and partner Lauren Sanchez attend the Vanity Fair Oscar party</p>

Lifestyle

Inside Hollywood’s star-studded 2025 Vanity Fair Oscars party

At one of the most exclusive afterparties in Los Angeles, Kevin EG Perry soaks up the atmosphere with billionaires, Oscar winners and plenty of margaritas

Lifestyle

Inside Hollywood’s star-studded 2025 Vanity Fair Oscars party

At one of the most exclusive afterparties in Los Angeles, Kevin EG Perry soaks up the atmosphere with billionaires, Oscar winners and plenty of margaritas

<p>Hunter S Thompson (left) and Oscar Zeta Acosta in the Baccarat Lounge of Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, in April 1971</p>

Features

Fear and Loathing at 50: Was Hunter S Thompson a ‘Bad Art Friend’?

<p>Martin envisioned it as the ultimate rock star home-away-from-home</p>

Features

The wild tale of the Caribbean’s most rock’n’roll recording studio

<p>Jack Kerouac at 100: Remembering a literary legend</p>

Features

Jack Kerouac at 100: Trauma, faith and rotgut wine

<p>Larkin wrote about mortality more plainly and clear-sightedly than most poets </p>

Features

Why morbid curmudgeon Philip Larkin still belongs in schools

Features

Why morbid curmudgeon Philip Larkin still belongs in schools

<p>Steven Donziger speaking in Quito in 2014 </p>

News

Crusading lawyer Steven Donziger on his 993 days of house arrest

Features

Norm Macdonald looked death in the face and laughed

Culture

George RR Martin on ‘toxic’ fan culture: ‘I don’t understand’

<p>‘Wow! Who’d a thunk it, that Travis on his long way home to Paris, Texas would turn out to be a Beyonce fan!’ </p>

Features

Wim Wenders on his new film and Beyoncé’s tribute to Paris, Texas

<p>‘In art you really have to be a baby all the time’ </p>

Features

George Saunders: ‘This capitalism thing has got limits’

<p>Raphael Bob-Waksberg, creator of ‘BoJack Horseman’ and ‘Long Story Short’</p>

Features

BoJack’s Raphael Bob-Waksberg: ‘It’s always fraught to be Jewish’

<p>‘Part of me misses David Crosby dreadfully. Part of me thinks he got out of here just in time’</p>

Features

Stephen Stills: ‘David Crosby got out of here just in time’

<p>Graham Nash: ‘I don’t think anybody can tell the real story of what happened with CSNY, not even us'</p>

Features

Graham Nash: ‘There’s incredible misinformation going on’

<p>Pete Townshend: ‘I was terrified of going to court. I thought I would be used as a poster boy, so I refused. I took the caution’ </p>

Features

Pete Townshend: How Keir Starmer confronted me over child abuse images

<p> “I have bluebirds flying out of every orifice,” trills Coverdale. “That’s not too shabby for a man of my dotage.”</p>

Features

David Coverdale: ‘I wrote Here I Go Again rat-arsed on port and 7 Up’

<p>Keith Haring’s hand-painted carousel and tarps at ‘Luna Luna: Forgotten Fantasy’ </p>

Reviews

Lost carnival Luna Luna is the art event of the year

The Luna Luna fairground, which first opened in Germany in 1987, has been resurrected by Drake in Los Angeles after decades forgotten in shipping containers. Kevin EG Perry explores a magical exhibition featuring playful, immersive work from some of the greatest artists of the 20th century

Reviews

Lost carnival Luna Luna is the art event of the year

The Luna Luna fairground, which first opened in Germany in 1987, has been resurrected by Drake in Los Angeles after decades forgotten in shipping containers. Kevin EG Perry explores a magical exhibition featuring playful, immersive work from some of the greatest artists of the 20th century

<p>Father Yod with Isis Aquarian, in a photograph featured in ‘The Source Family Scrapbook’ </p>

Features

Inside 1970s cult The Source Family: ‘We were the darlings of LA’

Features

The Viper Room’s demolition is the end of a Hollywood era

<p>The rapper Tupac Shakur, whose life and legacy is the subject of a new exhibition </p>

Features

Black Panthers, notebooks and Scrabble: Inside LA’s new Tupac museum

<p>David Byrne onstage at New York's Radio City Music Hall on September 30, 2025</p>

Reviews

David Byrne delivers Talking Heads hits in life-affirming spectacle

Reviews

David Byrne delivers Talking Heads hits in life-affirming spectacle

<p>Ronnie Wood, Mick Jagger, Steve Jordan and Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones perform onstage at SoFi Stadium</p>

Reviews

How is it possible that The Rolling Stones are still in their prime?

<p>Paul McCartney performs at the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, on 13 May</p>

Reviews

Paul McCartney proves he was the coolest Beatle all along

<p>Mister Romantic: ‘I’m much more shy and private than fame allows’</p>

Features

John C Reilly: ‘It’s rough when people scream “Boats ’N Hoes” at you’

<p>Jimmy Cliff: ‘A rude song gets more notice than a clean, pretty song’</p>

Features

Jimmy Cliff: ‘I’m still chasing that Oscar!’

<p>The Cult appearing on music show ‘The Tube’ in January 1984</p>

Features

The Cult: ‘We’re fighting skinheads then suddenly we’re in Smash Hits’

<p>Pussy Riot’s Nadya Tolokonnikova: ‘The worst crimes against humanity are done by people who take themselves too seriously’ </p>

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Pussy Riot’s Nadya: ‘All those meninists can just go and f*** off’

<p>The Libertines in 2002: (l-r) John Hassall, Carl Barât, Gary Powell and Pete Doherty</p>

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Carl Barat on The Libertines’ rebellious debut Up the Bracket

<p>Gala on Freed From Desire: ‘The people brought the song back’ </p>

Features

How Gala reclaimed ‘Freed From Desire’, her rave hit turned fan anthem

<p>Dave Davies: ‘Life can be hell for really sensitive people’ </p>

Features

The Kinks’ Dave Davies: ‘Ray and I have spoken about a reunion’

<p>‘I couldn’t tell Robert Plant that I almost died for him’ </p>

Features

Rita Wilson: ‘I’ve exhausted the canon of warm, nurturing wives’

<p>Falk’s performance as Columbo set him apart from traditional hard-nosed TV gumshoes</p>

Features

How Peter Falk’s shambling detective Columbo became a TV icon

It’s been half a century since beloved TV mystery series ‘Columbo’ premiered with an episode directed by a young Steven Spielberg. Kevin E G Perry talks to David Koenig, author of a new book on the show, about the rumpled sleuth’s continuing appeal

Features

How Peter Falk’s shambling detective Columbo became a TV icon

It’s been half a century since beloved TV mystery series ‘Columbo’ premiered with an episode directed by a young Steven Spielberg. Kevin E G Perry talks to David Koenig, author of a new book on the show, about the rumpled sleuth’s continuing appeal