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Rory Carney’s latest drop ‘Dreaming Through My Prime’ looks at time lost and spent. Written, produced and composed by himself, Carney sings through ‘80s synth with a hint of soft rock.

The sound suits the mes […]

The Velvet Underground & Nico is an album that needs no introduction, it’s iconic cover art more recognisable than almost any other record since. I’ll Be Your Mirror: A Tribute to the Velvet Underground & Nic […]

Karen Gillan and Lena Headey lead a colourful, action-packed and violent outing that offers plenty of enjoyment and well-choreographed spectacle. However, it ultimately acts as just enough paper to cover the […]

Australian artist Ruby Fields has been making waves for quite some time, already reaching platinum selling heights since her 2017 debut single ‘I Want’. With a penchant for bracingly honest songwriting and kil […]

The cast for the untitled Super Mario Bros. movie from Despicable Me studio Illumination was revealed during a recent Nintendo Direct presentation.

Various A-list actors have joined the video game adaptation […]

Andrew Lloyd Webber, Don Black and Christopher Hampton’s iconic musical Sunset Boulevard is to be staged at the Royal Albert Hall on 3 December for one night only.

An adaptation of Billy Wilder’s 1950 film, […]

*Disclaimer: WarioWare: Get It Together review code was provided by Nintendo for the purposes of this review. That being said, all opinions expressed in this review are entirely that of the […]

A wise man otherwise known as The Coral’s James Skelly once said “you’re only as good as your songs”. Thankfully for The Lathums, their debut album is one of refined brilliance and compelling optimism. Despite a […]

Quite often the music coming out of Australia is spectacular; from artists like Tame Impala to bands like AC/DC, the country manages to provide something for everyone. This reputation for excellence may seem […]

Pat Barker’s The Women of Troy is a sequel to her previous book, The Silence of the Girls. It continues the story of Briseis, and I can see more books in the pipeline, as further ramifications of the Trojan War u […]

Sex Education is everything a teen comedy-drama should be: emotionally honest, with equal amounts of heartbreak and laughter. Season 3 delves even deeper into the excellent ensemble cast, presenting new and […]

23 September saw a full-length Nintendo Direct, the first since June’s E3 presentation. Consisting of around 40 minutes of information about games coming later this year and next year, there was a lot to take i […]

Since erupting in 2011, Syria’s Civil War has claimed the lives of up to 600,000 people and triggered a refugee crisis of even greater proportions. The Man Who Sold His Skin isn’t a war film, instead using the […]

23-year-old writer/director Cooper Raiff drops into the Indie film scene with a heartfelt debut comedy-drama. ‘Freshman Year’ takes a tired story and makes it something fresh, poignant, and truthful. […]

A little known fact outside football anorak circles involves Wolverhampton Wanderers being the first men’s professional football team to be crowned champions in all four of the English league divisions during t […]

Kinetic Games, the developer behind Phasmophobia, has released a new update to celebrate the spooky ghost investigation game’s first anniversary.

The Anniversary Update, which is available now, introduces a […]

In his first outing without his brother Ethan, Joel Coen is adapting William Shakespeare’s dark tragedy Macbeth. Coen, the writer and director, has kept us all waiting for any footage from his adaptation, st […]

Lana Del Rey has returned sooner than expected with the first official single, ‘Arcadia,’ from her upcoming album Blue Banisters. After the release of the Jack Antonoff produced Chemtrails Over the Country Clu […]

Leicester’s Curve theatre have announced that they will stage a new UK production of the musical Billy Elliot.

Based on the award winning 2000 film of the same name, Billy Elliot: the Musical will be direc […]