Eleanor Conway caught up with Dan Le Sac and Scroobius Pip to talk spoken word, new single Get Better, celibacy, society and more.

Ladies of the world, good news, James from Hadouken isn’t a rapist. Eleanor Conway celebrates the release of their second album For The Masses with a very innocent slumber party over at Chez Rouge Boudoir.

Calvin Harris is a reformed character. The dance-pop superstar reveals to the Red Room that he will no longer diss fellow famous faces. Do you believe him?

Jarvis Cocker recently made an exhibition of himself down Shoreditch, London way by means of musical improvisation, a bit of burlesque, grafitti, hula hoops, pole dancing and yoga. Eleanor Conway was there to scoop a rare interview out of the man himself… Jarvis we love you.

Biffy Clyro are renowned for getting their kit off for music videos, so imagine the glee when Virgin’s Eleanor Conway was invited down to the set of their new single ‘Many of Horror’.

Justin Bieber, pop’s newest sensation, reveals all about buying Usher Christmas presents, getting advice from Justin Timberlake and flashing fans.

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Knife fights, street crime and single parent families… it sounds like the backdrop of a quintessential Panorama special as opposed to your NME touting, Alan McGee championing supergroup, also known as Glasvegas. They’ve had a fruitful summer, selling 56, 000 copies of their debut album ‘Glasvegas’ in it’s first week of release and winging their way into the hearts of the nation. In association with music.virgin.com Eleanor Conway Presents: Glasvegas – in a rare insight into the band, the album and how to clean those grubby doors of perception.

Features videos ‘Daddy’s Gone’, ‘Geraldine’, ‘Please Come Back Home’ (and also a wee bit of strong language).

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Eleanor Conway Presents: Manu Chao — the most successful musician that you’ve probably never heard of.

His album Clandestino was a massive hit in Latin America and Europe and if you’ve ever been to backpackers haven-Thailand, Manu’s ‘Sounds of the Bongo’ can be heard resonating from hammocks from Haad Rin to Haad Tien.

Famous for commandeering a train and a boat as the centre of his circus inspired tours with earlier musical outfit Manu Negra his approach to performance and his career is anything but textbook.

In town promoting his Maradona inspired single ‘La Vida Tombola’ from recent album ‘La Radiolina’, he chats to Eleanor Conway of music.virgin.com about Britney, his music and his ‘commercial suicide’ gone right.