Kayleigh Watson

1 week ago | nme.com | Kayleigh Watson

It’s only taken three years for Cortisa Star to go from making messy beats in her bedroom to teetering on the edge of being music’s next “it” girl. The 19-year-old artist first started making her blown-out, distorted internet rap as an escape from the isolation of rural Delaware, a place where she felt like “the most different person in the room 90 per cent of the time”.

4 weeks ago | journoresources.org.uk | Jem Collins |Kayleigh Watson |Saiba Haque

March 27, 2025 (Updated March 27, 2025) The Times and The Sunday Times run a range of graduate trainee schemes — this year they’re all advertised under one application, which is open until April 6. If you’re thinking of applying, you’ve stopped off in the right place — we’ve asked people who’ve successfully completed the process for their top tips and advice. If you’ve successfully applied to the scheme and want to share your wisdom, please do get in touch.

1 month ago | timeout.com | Kayleigh Watson

Photograph: Into The Woods Photograph: Into The Woods From Indian-inspired spreads to Alice in Wonderland-style banquets, these are the best afternoon tea spots in Birmingham Friday 14 March 2025 Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email WhatsApp Advertising Birmingham is oft overlooked for the bright lights of London or Manchester, but to do so in the foodie stakes is at your own peril! Having either journeyed into or lived in Birmingham for approximately 15 years, I’ve often been surprised by how...

Oct 17, 2024 | journoresources.org.uk | Kayleigh Watson

October 17, 2024 (Updated October 22, 2024) Back for its fourth year, we are incredibly excited to announce the newest cohort of the Journo Resources Fellowship. After an unprecedented volume of applications — we received almost double the number of applications compared to last year — our team has finally whittled down the final selection.

Sep 2, 2024 | nme.com | Kayleigh Watson

Dora Jar exists at 100mph, whether that’s her career, her schedule, her creativity, or her consciousness. When NME meets her, it’s been less than a week since she performed at Lollapalooza. Her first true festival experience, it was “hectic”, Jar absorbing the energy of the crowd, surprised how many people knew her bizarre yet charming alt-pop.