Nick Levine, Author at NME

‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’ review: Jenna Ortega reanimates Tim Burton’s undead classic

It's a 'Wednesday' reunion in the Afterlife for the creepy-cool collaborators

‘Only Murders In The Building’ season four review: as enjoyably silly as ever

Another range of new guest stars add to the already-electric chemistry

‘Jackpot!’ review: wacky action-comedy with odd couple Awkwafina and John Cena

The quirky duo are just satisfying enough in Paul Feig's latest mix of quips of slapstick

Nelly Furtado on her return to music: “Something told me I needed to get back in”

The self-described genre “chameleon” tells NME about her new album, ‘7’, the role her 20-year-old daughter played in its creation and more

Tanya Reynolds: “I can’t believe we didn’t always have intimacy co-ordinators”

The rising British actress says 'Sex Education' changed TV forever

Make way for pop’s new diva METTE: “The impossible ain’t nothing but timing”

Five years ago, she pivoted from dance to music. Now, Mette Towley is realising her own vision with sensual, sweaty bops – and opening for Taylor Swift

‘Kinds Of Kindness’ review: darkly comic drama with a cruel streak

Forget the title, this weird and wacky anthology focuses on humanity's worst impulses

Camila Cabello – ‘C,XOXO’ review: a party girl rebrand – and scrappy, intriguing earworms

Cabello tries a shiny, Auto-Tuned pop sound on for size – and indulges a “rebellious mood” with head-scratching Drake collaborations

Tove Lo and SG Lewis tell us about their EP made “for the queer dance floor”

The duo tell us about being inspired by RuPaul and queer spaces driven by "love, freedom and liberation – with kindness" on new EP 'Heat' (and seeing people shagging in the club)

Normani – ‘Dopamine’ review: belated, yes, but also brilliant

The US star broke out in 2019 with hit single 'Motivation', but her ensuing debut record entered development hell. 'Dopamine' proves, however, that good things comes to those who wait