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It was a gritty blues-rock swagger that rocketed Royal Blood to fame with the release of their debut album in 2014. But it’s with a markedly different sound that they return to the stage—socially distanced and […]

‘Start Again’ is the new single by Scottish indie-rock band, Vistas. It is their first release of 2021, following on from their critically acclaimed debut album, Everything Changes in the End, which was rel […]

Tomorrow Ed Cosens makes his debut onto Sheffield’s music scene with solo album Fortunes Favour, having hereunto forged a successful career as a guitarist and co-songwriter in Reverend and the Makers. Reverend a […]

Sequin in a Blue Room, opens with a game of glances between two people. Finding themselves in a seemingly empty library, their glances confirm they’re there for the same reason. They move closer, until a cough i […]

Charlie Kaufman’s mind-bending I’m Thinking Of Ending Things is a critically acclaimed and haunting thriller that explores just about everything under the sun. It’s hard to pinpoint exactly what the movie is abo […]

Netflix has developed a healthy catalogue of thought-provoking thrillers, with The One being its latest series. Starring Hannah Ware as a CEO of a matchmaking app that uses science to find your soulmate, the […]

On Saturday, Warner Bros. dropped the first trailer for Malcolm D Lee’s Space Jam: A New Legacy.

The film is a greatly anticipated sequel to the highest-grossing basketball film of all time, Space Jam, re […]

What if a magic knob and an old antique wardrobe held the power to transport you to a different dimension… what a thrill that would be! Rose-Cedar Pine and her twin sister Mary experience just that in The Farce […]

The Liverpool Theatre Festival is set to return this coming September, a year after theatre producer Bill Elms introduced the outdoor festival to St. Luke’s Bombed Out Church.

The festival was curated last y […]

A new production of I Could Use A Drink by Drew Gasparani is set to have a virtual premiere next month with stream.theatre.

Gasparani, also known as a composer on NBC’s Smash, originally released the B […]

Set in 1945, An Elephant in the Garden follows Lizzie, her mother, and an elephant named Marlene as they flee the Allied fire-bombing of their home in Germany. Escaping from the Allies advancing from the West, a […]

Callum Holgate, a third-year English student, has built an audience on social media, following the footsteps of digitally savvy poets such as Rupi Kaur and Brian Bilston. Holgate’s new poetry collection, Boys […]

My First Summer was just one of many excellent productions on offer at this year’s BFI Flare festival. Yet writer-director Katie Found’s debut feature really stands out from the crowd, mainly because of just how […]

The Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirmed that COVID-19 testing or immunisation status certification, commonly referred to as ‘vaccine passports,’ may not be necessary to attend events at venues like theatres if […]

British-American rapper MF DOOM’s album Mm..Food has entered the American Billboard 200 chart for the first time since its release in 2004.

The album that features the tracks ‘Beef Rapp’ and ‘Hoe Cakes’ […]

Nothing pleases me more than pop culture discussed in a quasi-academic critical way. So, when a friend turned me on to a new podcast mini-series about Sex and The City I had a hunch it would tick all my boxes. […]

Beloved actor Paul Ritter died on Monday at the age of 54 from a brain tumour. Ritter was best known for playing the patriarch Martin in Channel 4’s hugely successful Friday Night Dinner, with Tamsin Grieg, Sim […]

As the first buds begin to bloom, nature is waking up from the cold and bestowing its beauty upon us once more. Our contributors talk through some of their favourite evocations of spring on the silver screen, […]

Southwark Playhouse is set to premiere Philip Ridley’s one-woman show Tarantula at The Little on 30 April and 1 May 2021.

Tarantula will star Georgie Henley as Toni, best known as Lucy from The Chronicles of […]