The new exhibition at Tate Britain is part of a wider cultural resurgence from 30 years ago. This is nostalgia for a pre-digital era ... “It felt like something was happening,” Pulp’s JarvisCocker writes in the catalogue for The 90s ... “Something good ... ....
JarvisCocker has spoken to NME about Pulp‘s new film What Do You Do For An Encore?, the unique DNA and history of the band, and what the future holds for the Sheffield indie icons ... Pulp’s Jarvis Cocker interviewed.
JarvisCocker, one of the judges for this year’s Booker prize, has expressed surprise that the shortlist, announced this week, contains four male authors and only ...
Doing his duty as a literate celeb on the Booker Prize judging panel, JarvisCocker, the singer, lyricist and founder of Pulp, has detonated this year’s obligatory Booker brouhaha by expressing ...
EXCLUSIVE. In new film, Pulp.What Do You Do For An Encore, JarvisCocker tells the story of the band and how he was determined to become a popstar after listening to Barry White... .
JarvisCocker, Pulp’s founder and frontman, said it was a “surprise” that four books written by men ended up on the award’s shortlist at all. Speaking at the announcement of the shortlist at London’sSouthbank Centre on Tuesday, the musician said ... .
JarvisCocker has said attending an Oasis concert during their recent world tour was like a "religious rally" with "many more fans" ... Cocker’s comments come ahead of the release of his upcoming documentary film, Pulp.
This film features concert footage from those gigs in which a still lithe, still-got-it-at-60-odd JarvisCocker sings his hit art-pop anthems backed by most of the classic lineup and a 10-piece string section.
Buxton, Derbyshire. What a fine sight it is to see one throwing its head back in song, especially after a 50-year absence. Yet this is a journey of vulnerability ... His head is thrown back ... ....