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If you think dating culture is bad now with all its apps, likes and swipes, you should consider yourself lucky that you’re not trying to find someone’s 90s-style: sending out a video profile of yourself on tape a […]

The Scottish music scene is on a hot streak at the moment, with cities across the nation churning out remarkable talents from a range of styles and genres. One such group contributing to the upturn in Scottish […]

TW: domestic abuse

While the US election has dominated current affairs this past week, the film industry has also had its fair share of big news. Johnny Depp, in a letter to fans, revealed his resignation from […]

Set in pre-war Saigon, Play the Red Queen is a historical fiction which strikes a balance between an action-filled crime story and informed political commentary.

This is the late Juris Jurjevics’ second nov […]

In a time of uncertainty, the theatre industry is beginning to gain some clarity. While most people were sat waiting for Strictly Come Dancing to start, the Prime Minister announced a second lockdown in England. […]

Bookshop launched in the UK on Monday 2 November, taking the media by storm. Promising a way for customers to easily and conveniently buy books online whilst supporting independent bookshops, it seems like a […]

A couple of weeks ago, Kid Cudi released a YouTube video teasing the third instalment of the Man on the Moon trilogy; a trilogy of albums that had commenced with his 2009 debut album, Man on the Moon: The End of […]

Recently, I got into a heated debate with an Italian man who believed that sexism in the West no longer exists. He was adamant that gender inequality is a thing of the past, a societal problem now only existent i […]

Joe Biden winning the U.S. presidential election will make him the 46th President of the United States come 20th January 2021. However, if the results of this past week’s election are anything to go by – Trumpism […]

A new British musical, The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, is set to premiere at the Southwark Playhouse in London next January.

The production, the latest adaptation of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe’s famous poem, is bei […]

I sit in bed, tinnie in hand, eagerly awaiting the handsome eligible bachelors that would soon be popping up on my screen.

I’m not wearing my usual date attire, favouring holey Christmas pyjama bottoms from […]

Tom Petty’s fastest selling album upon release, Wildflowers hit the shelves half a decade after the Floridian’s career-defining (sans-Heartbreakers) debut Full Moon Fever had shifted a veritable truckload of u […]

Introducing: Drug Store Romeos

Hometown: Hampshire

Listen to: ‘Frame of Reference’, ‘Quotations for Locations’, ‘Now You’re Moving’

Much of the UK has been plunged into a second lockdown and the days […]

Nostalgia: a sentimental feeling towards an element of your past.

Sometimes saddening, sometimes happy but always shared. I often get told I am too nostalgic and that I am too young to feel this way about […]

The Sound of Fury has had a hard time gaining the attention it deserves.

Considered a flop on its initial release in 1950, it was later rebranded Try and Get Me with a poster focussing on deranged criminal Je […]

Charlie Lewis recalls, with tenderness we all ought to reserve for our younger selves, the summer after he left school. 16-years-old, bored and unable to stand being in the house with his father, Charlie […]

Xbox Series X/S exclusive The Medium has been delayed by developers Bloober Team, with the new release date set as the 28th January 2021. The latest psychological horror was due to be released on December 10th […]

In a world where we have to stay two metres apart, sweaty concert venues have become a distant memory. 2020 has seen an array of Covid friendly concerts, from socially distanced gigs to online concerts, Niall […]

Now that dubstep has faded from popular consciousness, it’s perhaps easy to forget just what an impact Skrillex’s Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites had upon release ten years ago and the legacy it’s left since. […]

Headed by a stellar performance from Anya Taylor-Joy, The Queen’s Gambit grips you with it’s 60’s aesthetic and engaging plot. It’s a Netflix pick that’s the right move for anyone.

We meet Beth Harmon (Anya […]