| NEWWAVE | Modern movement of the arts, media or music etc (3,4) |
| LATTES | Microfoam-and-espresso art media |
| SHOWBIZ | Theatre, films, TV, pop music etc (7) |
| THEARTS | Theater, music, etc. |
| MONDRIAN | Artist, born 1872, one of the founders of the Dutch modern movement De Stijl (8) |
| CENSORSHIP | Policy of restriction or suppression in the media or arts (10) |
| CUBISM | Young 24 is first of modern movement (6) |
| OPART | Old ahead of somewhat modern movement |
| STATEMENT | An announcement or proclamation; an official account of facts for release to the media; or, a document issued by one's bank, summarising debits and credits (9) |
| OTITIS | Inflammation of the outer (externa), middle (media) or inner (interna) ear (6) |
| NEWAGE | Modern movement born to accommodate someone who's funny (3,3) |
| POPART | Role outside work in modern movement |
| INTERPRETATIVE | And 15ac Modern movement (14,5) |
| EMBED | Word used in IT meaning incorporate code, text, media or fonts within the body of a web page, for example (5) |
| APPS | Short word for pieces of software on a smartphone enabling email, chat, video streaming, interaction on social media or gaming etc (4) |
| OPPRESSOR | Work with the media or a slave-driver (9) |
| FUSION | The act of melting by heat; or, an eclectic union of different foods, music etc, as if melted together (6) |
| MOODS | Temporary states of mind often described as bad, good or swinging; atmospheres; or, tones pervading works of art, literature, music etc (5) |
| PARODIES | Humorous pieces of writing, music etc, imitating the style of another composer or author (8) |
| LGBT | Modern movement inits. |
