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Florence + the Machine frontwoman Florence Welch made her acting debut in the twelve-hour opus The Third Day in 2020. Listening to the new single, ‘Call me Cruella’, from the forthcoming Disney film Cruella, it […]

The BRIT Awards on 11 May saw Elton John and Years & Years debut their new collaboration, a cover of the Pet Shop Boys’ ‘It’s a sin.’ The song was originally released in 1987 and was the inspiration behind […]

The latest single from A Beck ‘You Coming Back?’ is soulful and full of catchy hooks that bring up a breadth of emotions. With four singles under his belt already, A Beck is clearly making a name for himself, and […]

The British Academy of Film and Television Arts Television Awards, known simply as the BAFTA TV awards, are accolades recognising excellence in British television. This year’s award ceremony will be hosted on 6 J […]

Movie Monday: Film Recommendations By Our Contributors

“Ryan Gosling. A sex doll. One of the most Christian films I’ve watched in years.” That was how I first had Lars and the Real Girl explained to me by a […]

Joe Wright’s 2005 debut Pride & Prejudice has become the definitive adaptation of Jane Austen’s beloved novel. Last week Netflix released his latest film, The Woman in the Window, to abysmal reviews. Lucy Cla […]

Eurovision 2021 aired mere days ago and while they may not have won, Iceland’s entry Daði Freyr and his band Gagnamagnið captured everyone’s hearts. This love was solidified for many as band members were p […]

Sometimes it is tough to ask for something you need, whether support, help, or time alone. If you have anxiety, are unsure of your needs, or don’t have the vocabulary, it is even more challenging. This can lead t […]

The cast has been announced for Proteus Theatre’s adaptation of Angela Carter’s grisly fairytale collection The Bloody Chamber (and Other Stories).

The ensemble cast is made up of Jessica Andrade (Around the […]

Several IGN employees have co-signed an open letter on Medium regarding the company’s decision to remove an article and links posted on social media for aid organisations working in Palestine. 

This comes af […]

In 1956, Europe’s best and brightest in the new phenomenon of television broadcasting created a live singing competition to try and unify their war-torn continent. 65 years later, the Eurovision Song Contest h […]

Brushing aside age-old practices in the television industry, streaming services like Netflix are embracing a global content strategy which aims to tell the stories of voices from all around the world. […]

As The Specials started to disintegrate with the world seemingly at their feet, their misfortune simultaneously reflected the increasingly polarised state of our nation. With unemployment passing two million, […]

Despite 2020 being undeniably the worst year in living memory, it did give us one, if incredibly minor, cause for celebration: Desperate Housewives, in its full camp, melodramatic, and ridiculous glory […]

From a South Africa nature reserve to the silver screen, multi-hyphenate Peter Meyer chats to Emma Curzon about his upcoming wildlife documentary.

Peter Meyer had an unconventional childhood, to put it […]

Celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, Dreamworks’ animated classic Shrek is a cultural phenomenon. It has spawned three sequels, television specials, a spin off film, and of course, a Broadway musical. […]

Combining crime fiction and young adult literature, two of the bestselling genres, it’s not a surprise that you can find some form of YA mystery on the bookshelves of most UK supermarkets. Full of all types of s […]

There is something about the nighttime that clarifies and brings forth a whole wealth of emotions that usually remain underwraps within the day time. Sliding rose-tinted frames onto one of these moonlit moods is […]

Paint Your Town Red is part analysis, part brief history and part how-to guide. It deftly exposes the problems with our current modes of governance and ownership, then offers a guided tour through successful, […]