Revisit the magic of Hollywood’s golden age with a new Icons issue. From leading lady Lucille Ball’s path to becoming our favourite funny girl to the secret lives of stars including Frank Sinatra, Leslie Caron, Burt Lancaster and more there are 164 page of gripping reads and vintage photos to enjoy.

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Since exploding into the public eye with the stripped down histrionics of the White Stripes in 2001, Jack White has been a consistent, powerful force in modern rock'n'roll, re-injecting it with rawness and mystique. He is, without question, a rock’n’roll icon, and this app is a celebration of that, collecting all of his classic NME interviews with the Stripes, Raconteurs and The Dead Weather, and adding galleries

Published by IPC Media. The first time the world heard of Morrissey was on the NME letters page, which printed letters from the young ‘Steve, Manchester’ every other week. As he blossomed into the singer in one of the most important and to-this-day-adored British guitar bands ever NME was there every step of the way, right up to the (extremely) bitter end of The Smiths and beyond. On the eve of their entire back catalogue being lovingly reissued,

From James T Kirk to Robby The Robot, get an in-depth look at some of the most influential characters , men, and machines who have shaped the sci-fi genre. See if your favourite has made the list, and read about how some of film and TV's most iconic characters came to be. Packed with features and interviews, we speak to the likes of Stan Lee and Joss Weadon to get a first-hand insight into how some of the most recognisable shows came to be.