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The media is awash with stories about the superficial nature of influencers, and the negative aspects of social media. Yet, social media can be a force for good. Laura Middleton-Hughes is an Inspirational Health […]

As far as the classic years in hip hop history go, there is one year which immediately stands out: 1996. It’s a year that is often seen as being the golden era for the genre, providing some of the most loved a […]

Regressive Left are one of a slew of new bands and musical projects that have defied the odds over the course of the pandemic. Over the past 12 months, they have been refining their sound and building on their […]

A pared down, eighties-style guitar lick. The word ‘daydreaming’. A sudden flare up and crash into an anthemic chorus. These are what welcome us to Sounds Like a Storm’s new single, ‘Make It Better’, a belter of […]

People often store what is known as a ‘flashbulb memory’ after hearing saddening news. A vivid snapshot of where you are and what you were doing at that moment. Hearing about Caroline Flack’s death is etche […]

After hours of scrolling through Depop to find the perfect faux leather jacket, it had finally arrived. It was thick, heavy, and the material was strong yet soft to the touch. I instantly knew — this was not f […]

In Poppy Field, the philosophy of art blends with the sad reality of our current political landscape, where there is still an attempt to silence and censor queer art and expression in seemingly liberal European […]

Gutenberg! The Musical is the type of bare-bones production that I expected from New York theatre at this time, with no audience or stage or costumes. Filmed at Open Jar Studios as a benefit for Broadway Cares, […]

London-born and Brighton-based singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Leo Aram-Downs has been around for a few years at this point. Since graduating from the BRIT School and Goldsmiths he’s been touring, […]

Memories of My Father delivers on an intimate story of a father and son. The portrayal of this evolving relationship speaks to larger truths about parents and their children, making for an honest and heartwarming […]

Current Queen frontman Adam Lambert has revealed that he has plans to write a new rock musical set in the 1970s.

The star, who shot to fame following his appearance on American Idol, discussed his ideas on t […]

The ‘Snyder Cut’ of Justice League is a four-hour slogfest, with improved characters and a more consistent tone compared to its theatrical counterpart, but with very little depth or appeal. It is, however, […]

The Bristol Old Vic yesterday released the original premiere of Owen Sheers’ Pink Mist for a four-week online run.

The release marks the 20th anniversary of the invasion of Afghanistan by the UK and allied na […]

When watching films from a festival that champions queer voices and stories, you would expect them to highlight stories that did just that. What you don’t expect is for a film to end with the only out gay c […]

Internet trends are always somewhat outrageous and shocking, from eating a spoonful of cinnamon to the ice bucket challenge or the latest dance craze. Recently, Tik Tok has taken prime position in hosting the […]

Family tensions simmer and new flames spark at a British holiday caravan site in Sweetheart, an honest and witty debut from director Marley Morrison. Lucy Clarke reviews.

If I asked you when you were at your […]

The Barn Theatre in Cirencester has announced that it will be releasing two more digital productions this Spring, both of which are adaptations of works from the acclaimed children’s author Michael M […]

Southampton-native Louisa Rose Allen, known by her stage name Foxes, is back with new single ‘Kathleen’. Foxes has been performing her expressive and powerful vocals since 2012, when she featured in the Zedd s […]

‘Paddling’ is the second release in the build up to their debut album, and finds Squid further pushing experimental punk in a confused haze of building synths, drum machine beats and spiking guitar sounds. This […]