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“People need inclusivity, and they need community, and they need a feeling of acceptance through imperfection,” frontman Joe Talbot tells the camera. Don’t Go Gentle takes us through a celebration of fandom and t […]

Based on a book of the same name purportedly written (more on that later) by Naoki Higashida—a Japanese man with nonverbal autism—The Reason I Jump from director Jerry Rothwell follows the lives of people aro […]

As part of the Great British Theatre Series on Amazon Prime Video, the National Theatre has added treasures from their archives for audiences to revisit, including Frankenstein (2011), starring Johnny Lee Miller […]

The Isle of Man, a little island located between Great Britain and Ireland, surrounded by the Irish Sea. This self-governing Crown Dependency is distinctly different to its neighbours and, as the world’s first […]

Born in the independent music capital of the UK, Manchester, The Early Mornings is a three-piece rock band that has exploded onto the scene after forming in 2018. After a collection of home releases and gigging […]

*Disclaimer: Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection review code was provided by Koei Tecmo for the purposes of this review. That being said, all opinions expressed in this review are entirely that of the […]

When it comes to the older queer woman’s authentic representation in mainstream media, there hasn’t historically been a lot to work with. Even without the extra narrative nuisance of queerness attached, too man […]

Whilst the TV series might have three Emmy Awards, a BAFTA and plenty of critical acclaim, Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s one-woman show Fleabag truly excels on stage.

Stage performances might be few and far between r […]

Upcoming Western Dead for a Dollar, announced this week during the Cannes virtual market, marks the legendary Hollywood figure’s fifth feature since the new millennium. Thanks to the immediate prestige of both […]

Joaquin Phoenix and Rooney Mara will again be sharing the screen in Polaris, the latest film from Lynne Ramsay.

The engaged couple have worked alongside each other on multiple projects before, including Spike […]

If there’s any band that’s had a more mercurial career over the course of a decade than Hacktivist, you’d have a hard time looking for one. Formed in Milton Keynes at the beginning of the 2010s, the quintet of gr […]

The National Theatre has broadcasted a series of spectacular plays in partnership with Amazon Prime while the (very long) hiatus from live performances in England is still in place. The broadcast includes the […]

Fatherhood is a movie full of Hollywood stereotypes, complete with tear-jerking one-liners, an unsurprising storyline, and cringe-worthy monologues. However, it is also an easy, wholesome watch featuring […]

Andrew Lloyd Webber has rejected Boris Johnson’s offer for his musical Cinderella to be included in a Covid pilot scheme. Prior to this, the composer had reportedly provisionally registered to take part in the p […]

Fans of Washington-based four-piece Car Seat Headrest will welcome the release of two new EPs this month.

On Tuesday 22 June, the band surprised listeners with nine new tracks over two records, directly […]

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After a year filled with torment, frustration and melancholy, many of us were yearning for something uplifting. And it’s safe to say that Lin-Manuel Miranda’s exuberant musical, In The Heights, give […]

Steven Spielberg has signed a multi-year deal to produce movies for Netflix.

The filmmaker’s production company Amblin Partners will be partnering up with the streaming giant that, according to Deadline, ” […]

Chloé Zhao will make her Marvel directorial debut this November with Eternals. The film forms a part of Phase Four of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), kick-started by WandaVision earlier in the year. […]

The notion of giving up social media pre-pandemic would have been daunting enough. Deciding to delete social media as the UK entered its third lockdown is very daunting and it is exactly what I decided to do as […]

Back for its second – and final – series, Mae Martin’s rom-com explores trauma and humanity in a sensitive yet tongue-in-cheek way.

Having devoured the first season of the comedy-drama Feel Good back in M […]