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Frame by Frame: The £5 Club Rewriting London’s Cinema Scene In a city of £8 pints, £20 film tickets, private members clubs, and invite-only networking events, a genuine a […]

The War Between The Land And The Sea: A Painful Delay For Fans It has been announced that The War Between the Land and the Sea, which was set to air later this year, will now […]

Matcha Made in Heaven: Gen-Z’s Green Revolution Against the Coffee Grind For years, coffee has been the quintessential caffeine fix for anyone chasing a quick energy boost. It’s in e […]

Assassin's Creed Shadows New Ezio-Themed Outfit Has Not Landed Well With Players Assassin’s Creed Shadows released its 1.1.1 update on 11 September 2025. This update saw a myriad of patches, f […]

Book Review: Dinner at the Night Library // Hika Harada The literary world seems to be afloat with cosy books about cafes and libraries from The Cinnamon Bun Bookstore […]

Enchanting: Matthew Bourne's The Midnight Bell Review ★★★★★ Matthew Bourne’s award winning The Midnight Bell is back! And I was lucky enough to attend the sh […]

The Life Of A Fangirl: Predictions For Taylor Swift’s Upcoming Album Lights, camera, action. In just two weeks, Taylor Swift will release this year’s most anticipated album: T […]

Track Review: Darling, Angel, Baby // Dodie Dodie has long been a national treasure for those who loved yellow ukuleles and gentle ballads during […]

Interview With ‘The Art of Activism’ subjects Ackroyd and Harvey Ahead of the release of a new documentary spanning their career, The Indiependent caught up with British […]

Music Video Review: Just Two Girls // Wolf Alice  Covering the scope of female friendships – of compliments and cosmopolitans – Wolf Alice warm us into Autumn […]

'Ackroyd and Harvey: The Art of Activism' Review: A Timely Argument For Creativity Is art activism, or is activism art? In this insightful new documentary from Fiona Cunningham-Reid, we see two […]

Book Review: Fall // John Preston Few figures in modern British history have loomed as large – or fallen as far – as Robert Maxwell. Military man […]

Grenfell: Uncovered- A Crucially Educational Tribute, Highlighting The Justice Never Gained. In the early hours of 14 June 2017, a high rise fire broke out in Grenfell Tower, North Kensington, taking 72 […]

Track Review: Nothing Crossed // The Drive Cork grunge-shoegaze outfit The Drive are back with another gut-wrenching belter, and it might be their […]

Track Review: Always Almost Losing You // Nadia Kadek The up-and-coming British-Indonesian musician Nadia Kadek has revealed that her first EP, Green Car will be […]

Public Voting Now Open for the West End Wilma Awards 2025 You can now vote for your theatre favourites in this year’s West End Wilma Awards.  There are 15 ca […]

'Super Mario Galaxy' Remastered Confirmed in Nintendo Direct 2025 Nintendo is set to bring back two of its most acclaimed 3D platformers, with Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario […]

'Baby Brother' Review: A Hard-Hitting Exploration Of Trauma And Poverty The multi-layered city of Liverpool, famous across the world for its cultural contributions, is proud, vibrant, […]

‘Tape’ Review: A Cultural Remake that Reveals Themes Still Relevant 20 Years Later Hong Kong proves a fascinating cultural context to explore themes of toxic masculinity, power and memory in […]