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Stealing Pulp Fiction stretches a thin sitcom premise into an endlessly tedious ninety-minute ride that practically makes an ...

There's just something about Pulp Fiction: broken timelines, hitmen pontificating about life, and pop-culture-thick dialogue ...

Jarvis Cocker formed Pulp in Sheffield in 1978, and kept the band going for about 15 years before anybody else cared about it. Over the course of Pulp’s early albums for Fire Records, though ...

Cult classics like Pulp Fiction have never failed to impress audiences since their release. Directed by Quentin Tarantino, Pulp Fiction weaves together several stories unfolding in the lives of hitmen ...

Jarvis Cocker is Britpop’s ultimate comeback king in scintillating Pulp show The band’s arena show at the O2 proves they are every bit as vital in 2025 as they were three decades ago ...

'More,' Pulp's first album in 24 years is the sound of life moving on, of time eroding us beautifully, and the miracles we’re lucky enough to have whack us in the face in the course of a day.

Pulp ’s first album for 24 years falls into neither category – because, though its intentions are noble, its execution is spotty. What’s more, it makes the mistake of flooring the listener ...

Pulp's Jarvis Cocker talks sex, aging, the gym, Oasis, Britpop, the loss of Steve Mackey and their first album in 24 years, ‘More’ ...

It’s been almost a quarter century since Pulp’s last album. But the Sheffield, England band — who disbanded after releasing 2001’s We Love Life, reunited to tour in 2011 and again in 2023 ...