Now playing Next Culture news Turkish pop star targeted by Islamist group for 'offensive' lyrics Sezen Aksu is a popular singer but has attracted the ire of religious groups and the Turkish government because of her provocative lyrics. 18/01/2022
Now playing Next Culture news Fans ecstatic at Lana Del Rey's upcoming track on hit-show 'Euphoria' The show has a cult following and a recent trailer revealed the "Mariners Apartment Complex" singer will be debuting her new single on episode three. 18/01/2022
Now playing Next Culture news Out of the shadows: The Rasmus share their entry bid for Eurovision The 'In The Shadows' anthem-makers will compete against six other artists to represent Finland at the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest. 17/01/2022
Now playing Next Culture news You caught me: Pope congratulates reporter who saw him at record shop Pope Francis recently paid a private visit to Rome's Stereosound record store, but was rumbled by a journalist who happened to be in the area. 14/01/2022
Now playing Next Culture news A perfect day? Keanu Reeves once asked Lou Reed for his autograph Hollywood's sweetheart discussed his encounter with the legendary singer as part of an interview promoting `'The Matrix Resurrections'. 14/01/2022
Now playing Next Culture news Nirvana 'Nevermind' baby files another lawsuit for over €1 million Spencer Elden – who features on the iconic cover as a naked baby – has doubled down on his case against the band after accusing them of exploitation. 14/01/2022
Now playing Next Culture news Billie Eilish to replace Travis Scott on Coachella 2022 lineup The switch makes 20-year-old Eilish the youngest artist to ever headline one of the world's biggest festivals. 13/01/2022
Now playing Next Culture news Pope Francis pays a rare private visit to Rome record store The leader of the Catholic church spent time at Stereosound to bless the store's latest renovation and browse their classical collection. 13/01/2022
Now playing Next Culture news Marilyn Bergman, composer of 'The Way We Were', dies aged 93 Among the highlights: Stephen Bishop’s “It Might Be You,” from “Tootsie”; Noel Harrison’s “The Windmills of Your Mind,” from “The Thomas Crown Affair”; and, for “Best Friends,” the James Ingram-Patti Austin duet “How Do You Keep the Music Playing?” 10/01/2022
Now playing Next Culture news Woodstock Festival co-creator Michael Lang dies at 77 Jimi Hendrix, Carlos Santana, The Who and Jefferson Airplane performed at the 400,000-strong festival in 1969. 10/01/2022
Now playing Next Culture news Rare cassette of Prince album, scrapped for being 'evil', up for sale First due for release in 1987, Prince scrapped the album because he thought it was cursed. 07/01/2022
Now playing Next Design Naked Nirvana baby has Nevermind 'exploitation' lawsuit dismissed Spencer Elden, now 30 years old, had his claim thrown out after representatives for the band's estate argued he has spent his life profiting from his appearance on the album cover. 05/01/2022
Now playing Next Culture news 14 huge album releases to look forward to in 2022 As the world's music calendar returns to some semblance of normality, Euronews Culture takes a look at the album releases worth keeping an eye on in 2022. 05/01/2022
Now playing Next Culture news David Bowie's entire music catalogue sold for €220 million `The late singer's estate have waged a deal with music publishing giants Warner Chappell to oversee Bowie's bulky catalogue of 29 albums. 04/01/2022
Now playing Next Culture news Janet Jackson felt 'guilty by association' over Michael abuse claims The revelations have been teased in an extended trailer for the 55-year-old singer's new documentary, 'Janet'. 03/01/2022
Now playing Next Art From Squid Game to Belgrade: Our team's cultural highlights of 2021 Euronews Culture's editorial team reflects on the pieces of culture that made their year. Expect drag, art, and plenty of good television. 31/12/2021
Now playing Next Living Musical instruments made from recycled junk help disadvantaged youths A Spanish orchestra brings together disadvantaged youths using instruments made from recycled materials. 28/12/2021
Now playing Next Culture news Euroviews. Culture 2021 Year in Review - The Conductor: Classics, COVID & Cameras How have orchestras coped with shutdowns, lack of support and having to adapt to audience-free performances? Conductor Ben Glassberg tells Euronews Culture about his experience of 2021. 28/12/2021
Now playing Next Scenes The Afghan children's orchestra plays again In partnership with Media City “Music is a powerful force for transforming lives. Music can teach children how to live in peace and harmony. They're responsible to get the necessary skills and knowledge to be able one day to help the country once again.” 26/12/2021
Now playing Next Culture news Astroworld: Congressional Committee launches investigation The House Oversight and Reform Committee has launched an investigation into the promoter of the Astroworld music festival in Houston, in which 10 people were killed during a massive crowd surge. 23/12/2021