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After gaining an avid following after the release of their first album, Soft Sounds from Another Planet, and finding monumental success with their second album, Jubilee, indie powerhouse Japanese Breakfast are a […]

As temperature records tumbled 72 hours ahead of Tramlines 2022, fast forward to the opening day and predictably Sheffield was back to its normal 25 degrees cooler and wetter self…FFS.  Fortunately, the pa […]

Modelling themselves on their national tipple of Guinness, Ireland’s The Murder Capital prove that ‘Only Good Things’ come to those who wait with their new single. Released on 20 July 2022, the track comes a who […]

Stray is currently the highest user-rated game on Steam this year, replacing God of War.

The list has been created by Steam250, which ranks games based on how many positive votes are provided alongside Steam […]

HBO has released a new trailer for the upcoming Game of Thrones spin-off series House of the Dragon, which made its debut at San Diego Comic-Con 2022.

Based on George R.R. Martin’s Fire & Blood, the preque […]

Taking on Jane Austen’s final and often less celebrated work, Netflix’s Persuasion is the latest remake to grace the screen.

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Adaptations of Jane Austen novels aren’t a rare sight. Every few years a n […]

When Up The Bracket was released 20 years ago, it heralded a new era of indie-pop and brought with it skinny jeans, messy breakups and the occasional posthumous whiff of ‘was that it?’. The Libertines were at the […]

Two years after the series finale of Channel 4 sitcom Friday Night Dinner, Deadline has announced that Amazon Freevee will air a US remake of the much-loved show. The remake, Dinner with the Parents, will follow […]

The overturning of Roe V Wade in the US has encouraged many to take a closer look at abortion laws within the UK. Whilst abortion is accessible to many women in the UK, two recent cases highlight the scary […]

The National Theatre have announced that three new live productions will be broadcast in cinemas worldwide as part of its winter season.

Anya Reiss’ adaptation of The Seagull will give Anton Chekhov’s class […]

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A summer getaway on stage, Simon Godwin’s Much Ado about Nothing blazes with sultry Latin flare. Set in the Hotel Messina, it is an ice-cold cocktail of comedy, sumptuous performances, and all the lux […]

If you’ve made it this far on your musical journey without hearing the crooning vocals of ‘Stella’ or experiencing the infectious energy found veined throughout tracks such as ‘Sticks ‘N’ Stones’ or ‘If You Got T […]

After previewing it live in front of thousands of alt fans at their very own Malta Weekender festival last May, Bring Me The Horizon shared their new official single ‘sTraNgeRs’ on July 6. Since the start of the […]

With her second full-length foray into boppy indie-rock, Beabadoobee paints a landscape of romanticism and delves into her love of 00’s pop through her fantastical world laden with intimacy and the wildest […]

Loyle Carner’s raucous and explosive new single, ‘Hate’, marks a divergence from the relaxed, boom-bap centred production of his 2019 release, Not Waving but Drowning.

Although different to the sound Carne […]

Irish singer Sorcha Richardson’s latest single is a shimmering song entitled ‘Shark Eyes’. The track is taken from her upcoming album Smiling Like An Idiot, which explores Richardson’s pursuit of happine […]

This article will contain spoilers for Stranger Things 4 in its entirety.

Stranger Things fans have been left feeling upset, as they claim that they have been “queerbaited” by the show, in regards to Will Bye […]

Recently starring opposite Alfred Enoch in Romeo and Juliet at the Globe, Sirine Saba has a strong background in Shakespeare. She has over twenty years of experience performing on the hallowed stages of the […]

Just five candidates remain in the Conservative Party’s hunt for a new PM following the first leadership debates. But, when it comes to the economy, are these hopefuls barking up the wrong magic money t […]

Casting has been announced for Max Dickins’ Love Them To Death, which will make its debut at Edinburgh Fringe this August.

This new two-hander production, directed by five times Fringe First award-winner H […]