The Latest Breaking News from Nick Cave

Nick Cave’s controversial second novel, The Death of Bunny Munro (2009) was hailed as a wild and heartbreaking caricature of debauched masculinity. The story of a sex-obsessed middle-aged travelling salesman, it was also criticised for being pointless, tedious and repetitive.

Matt Smith plays a self-confessed lothario in this six-part adaptation of Nick Cave’s novel, and our guide explains how to watch The Death of Bunny Munro online from anywhere now.

After 16 years, Cave’s scandalous book The Death of Bunny Munro about a sex addict on the run with his son finally lands on our screens. He and star Smith talk Kylie regrets, bad dads … and how to do a strip club scene with a nine-year-old

Florence Welch doesn't worry about attracting more fans because she can just about "handle" the level of attention she receives now.

Forget the Monster Mash. For the ultimate Halloween playlist, reach for horror soundtracks, 1940s kids’ music and Russian darkwave – all chosen by Sunn O))), Creeper, Diamanda Galás and more

Creeper are in full fangbanging mode on their excellent fourth album

Nick Cave + The Bad Seeds, Calvin Harris and The xx will join The Cure in headlining Open'er Festival 2026.

In addition to a sold out UK show, the Aussie icon and his band will be heading on tour across Ireland and the Continent

Photographer Jordan Curtis Hughes captured the candid shot and won the making music category at the Abbey Road Music Photography Awards

The Bad Seeds leader was answering a question about his political leanings and offered up a considered, non-partisan response

Paul Thomas Anderson takes on Thomas Pynchon in his new film, while Bradford hosts the often controversial annual art contest