MoviePass is a subscription service that lets people head to the movies every day for a flat rate of $10 a month. With people less inclined to frequent the cinema than they were in the past, the service is hoping to use Netflix-style tactics to get subscribers hooked on the silver screen.

When was the last time you went to the cinema? With people now able to view a whole library of films at home through Netflix and Amazon Prime, some are arguing that the idea of going to overpriced theatres is making less sense, turning top-grossing Hollywood productions into a rarity.

You can stream the latest series of The Walking Dead via Netflix, and listen to Prince’s new albums via Spotify. In today's connected world, people subscribe to services for music, films, food and even fresh pants. And now Jukely is bringing the model to live entertainment.

A subscription to NME was once essential for music-loving Brits seeking out new artists and gigs to attend. But with the likes of Songkick and Spotify covering these roles in 2015, NME has decided to go free to boost circulation and stave off irrelevance. Can it appeal to a new generation of musos?