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Robbie Williams has officially returned with his thirteenth studio album Britpop, a record that pays homage to the golden age of British guitar-driven music in the 1990s while injecting Robbie’s signature swagger and pop sensibilities.

If you’re a fan of Robbie Williams, you probably already know how uniquely brilliant the new biographical film Better Man is — and if you haven’t watched it yet, you’re in for a treat. This is not your typical music biopic. In fact, Better Man stretches beyond conventions to deliver a deeply emotional, wildly artistic, and absolutely unforgettable cinematic experience based on the life of one of Britain’s biggest pop icons.

Few British artists have shaped modern pop music quite like Robbie Williams. With over 80 million records sold, countless hit singles, and record-breaking stadium tours, he has built a career that spans more than three decades. From teenage heartthrob in a boyband to one of the UK’s most successful solo performers ever, Robbie’s journey is packed with reinvention, honesty, and pure entertainment.