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Back 4 Blood, undeniably one of the most anticipated games of the year, had its Closed Beta this weekend. Coming from the developers that gifted us the Left 4 Dead series, it’s fair to say that a lot was riding […]

Further tickets will not be sold in advance of Edinburgh International Festival, despite many sold out performances.

Many performances will take place in temporary outdoor venues to ensure greater safety for […]

Nintendo’s latest Indie World presentation, an annual showcase of upcoming indie games releasing on the company’s consoles, took place on 11 August. A twenty-minute extravaganza introducing a variety of games tha […]

Whether it’s a sun-splashed animated classic or a madcap holiday rom-com, summer films spirit us away to warmer climes and happier times. From The Parent Trap to Independence Day, here are some of our […]

“How can I hate women? My mum’s one,” asks David Brent, chief schadenfreude magnet of Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant’s classic comedy The Office. Played by Gervais, Brent is a masterclass in character buildin […]

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When you first hear of The Last Letter From Your Lover, and even when watching the start of the film, you cannot help but think it will be another cliché romcom with cringe humour and a predictabl […]

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Imagine Normal People, but if it was set in Northern Ireland instead of Dublin, there was no Marianne, and Connell was vampirised by a rampaging folkloric bloodsucking monster. Sound good? Welcome t […]

Easy FM is the debut EP from Oxford songwriter/producer Premium Leisure, and the first to come out of Peckham’s new label Plum Cuts. Whilst Premium Leisure might not be a name we are familiar with, Easy FM is a b […]

The world-renowned Edinburgh Fringe Festival returned on 6 August with over 700 in-person and online shows.

The festival will show a diverse set of work from theatre, dance, and much more from 6 to 30 […]

Hymn is the story of step brothers, Gilbert and Benny, discovering each other after the passing of their father. Their father lived a less than ‘holy’ life, having an extra-marital affair and telling his mis […]

Video games have played, and continue to play, a very important role in my life, so trying to pick only five to sum up My Life in Games felt a little bit like picking a favourite child. Regardless, I somehow […]

Turtle Key Arts’ annual JOY Festival is set to come to the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith this September.

The festival showcases the work of both established and emerging disabled artists from Hammersmith and […]

Robert Well’s Veii And Other Poems, might seem an odd collection, in that its titular poem is embedded near the end of the third section. Yet, once you have read through to it, Veii’s position amongst those oth […]

Pop-rock trio Against The Current dropped their latest EP fever on 23 July, their first release since their 2018 sophomore album. However, fever couldn’t stray further from Past Lives and marks an impre […]

Last week I had the pleasure of chatting with Oli Savage, the artistic director of The Greenhouse Theatre. The Greenhouse Theatre is the UK’s first zero-waste theatre, and following a stint at the Edinburgh F […]

Lionsgate have announced that a prequel to The Hunger Games trilogy will start filming early next year.

The film adaptation of Suzanne Collins’ novel The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes is currently scheduled f […]

The Watermill Theatre has officially announced three initial productions that will run as part of its 2021 autumn season, reopening its doors in Newbury to the indoor theatre for the first time in nine […]

Picture this: you’re playing Pokémon Unite and have just destroyed one of the opposition’s four breakable goal zones. Zeraora flipping in the air as they dunk 30 points. You follow up by flanking two oppo […]

Having released their sublime debut EP Darker Days at the Grand in April, Villanelle and The Northern Wonder are on the rise. Their distinct sound combines elements of classic rock with the flare and flamboyance […]