Activity

★★★★✰

As we find our seats we meet Sam Cochrane and Alex Prescot, accompanied by Jordan Clarke on the keys. They are welcoming and high-energy, making us all feel very at ease. Improv performers often hid […]

Marvel’s latest offering is both a strong addition to the superhero cinematic universe as well as a celebration of East Asian culture

★★★★✰

It is undeniable how much of an impact Shang-Chi and the Legend […]

Finding a Post-Uni Routine, Hating What I Find “Don’t get so busy making a living that you forget to make a life.” – Dolly Parton Dolly Parton is, as eve […]

Little Simz in Sometimes I Might Be Introvert continues to surprise us with her ever-changing discography. Simbiatu “Simbi” Ajikawo, also known as Little Simz, clearly wanted to move away from the for […]

History contains all kinds of nooks and crannies, and this life-of-print takes us down the byways of one in particular.

★★★✰✰

I wondered why I had never heard of photojournalism magazine Picture Post, the […]

Victor Esses’ autobiographical story Where to Belong will tour the UK from 3 September to 14 October.

The play will be performed by Esses himself. Throughout the production, he explores identity, t […]

From playing them as a kid, to selling them in a shop, to editing an entire section on them here; it’s fair to say video games have always been a firm fixture in my life. Whether it was spending weekends at my […]

*CW: Sexual Violence*

As the audience enters Symposium Hall where Theatre Paradok’s Catching Up takes place, four actors are sprawled around the stage, looking bored. It’s unclear if this is part of the sho […]

The new Genshin Impact character, Raiden Shogun, has been causing frustration among fans with regards to her compatibility with other character and their abilities.

Only a day after her in-game debut the […]

Few artists have enjoyed such inexhaustible creative productivity yet such modest mainstream recognition as Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Steve Gunn. Despite a career which has spanned nearly 15 years of […]

Danish cop thriller ‘Shorta’ attempts some interesting relevance within its familiar set-up, by plunging the good-cop/bad-cop buddy structure into the simmering racial tensions of a suburb beset by […]

*CW: Sexual Violence*

“I will always love you, even from behind the comfort of your brave face” is the kind of thing we’d dream of hearing from our best friend, in a kind of candid, Mamma Mia moment. In reali […]

On 10 September 1981, a big-budget Hollywood Western was released in the UK to a glowing review from the late critic Philip French. He called it “a damn good western in the politically disenchanted vein of McCabe […]

Stuck on what to stream this month? Unlike other lists, we’re on hand to recommend a variety of films for every mood, from tear-jerkers to trailblazers. Here are our picks for the best films to stream in the UK t […]

13 years have passed since Misha Defonseca, author of ‘Surviving with Wolves’, admitted her Holocaust memoir was not all that it seemed. The documentary ‘Misha and The Wolves’ re-creates the investigation that […]

In new documentary ‘Handsome’ brothers Nick and Alex set off on a trip around the world to find other siblings who share their experience of living with Down’s syndrome.

★★✰✰✰

Handsome, a new documenta […]

Software development company Niantic has announced that it will be changing the way it communicates updates with the Pokémon Go community, following a surge in complaints about recent developments during the p […]

The Booktube community has been growing rapidly in recent years, with Booktubers being able to generate a cult-like following. For those whose friends do not share the same reading hobby that they do, Booktube is […]

TW: sexual assault

With his 22nd feature film, Spanish master Pedro Almodóvar manages to keep his trademarks fresh with a witty and watchable drama about motherhood.

★★★✰✰ 

The first film since his c […]