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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 […]

Tom Hanks has joined the cast of an as-yet-untitled film, to be directed by famously eccentric auteur Wes Anderson.

The Forrest Gump star’s name is the latest in a star-studded line-up that also features […]

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The Nest is a 1980s ‘period’ drama about the collapse of a married couple’s relationship and the disintegration of a family unit. Don’t expect fun times with this one.

Ahead of The Nest’s UK rel […]

Happy Idiot’s Not: Lady Chatterley’s Lover will tour from 17 September to 21 November.

The show is a subversive parody of D.H. Lawrence’s classic novel. It follows Lady Chatterley as she becomes dis […]

The World Health Organisation (WHO) recommends that children be exclusively breastfed for the first six months of their life, with the first feed within the hour after their birth. Despite advice from […]

The trailer for Joe Carnahan’s Copshop starring Gerard Butler and Frank Grillo has been released.

Written by Carnahan and Kurt McLeod, the high-action motion picture sees the arrest of a con artist in an […]

A new production about the life of the late Beatle George Harrison will make its debut at Liverpool Theatre Festival.

Despite often being referred to as the “quiet Beatle,” this music show, ent […]

Earthlings is the second novel by the renowned Japanese author, Sayaka Murata. After gaining global recognition for her immaculate debut, Convenience Store Woman, Murata has been able to build up an almost cult […]

When it comes to vampires, many people cite Transylvania as the clear influence. In fact, the origins of the infamous creatures seemingly begin in Ireland. Chris Baugh’s Boys From County Hell exposes this origin […]

Further developments have taken place since the news of the lawsuit against Activision Blizzard was reported in July.

It was announced on 3 August that J. Allen Brack has stepped down as the leader of Blizzard […]

In choosing these films, I’ve bypassed childhood or recent favourites and will focus on the films that marked my adolescent life. As a teenager, I would speak fervently about independent cinema with just about a […]

If you haven’t heard of the enigmatic FEET then you’re sure in for a treat. Since supporting Declan McKenna on his debut album tour, the band have found themselves on a seemingly unstoppable upwards tra […]