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'Late Shift' Review: Dedication in the Face of Collapse Helmed by a transfixing Leonie Benesch and driven by Petra Volpe’s assertive direction, Late Shift charts the t […]

TV Review: The Ending of 'The Handmaid's Tale' Season Six is Anticlimactic, Yet Purposeful HULU’s series adaptation of The Handmaid’s Tale has come to an end with its sixth and final season and it see […]

Track Review: The Recap // Kneecap Ft. Mozey Belfast hip-hop trio Kneecap have undoubtedly been one of the most discussed acts of the last few years, never […]

‘Jurassic World Rebirth’ Review: A Franchise Fossilised by Formula Life may find a way, but originality does not, as the latest CGI-laden dinosaur adventure trudges forward with […]

Hitman Devs To Fix Performance Issues In Switch 2 Port IO Interactive are working on fixes for several technical issues in the Nintendo Switch 2 port of Hitman: World […]

The Indiependent’s Leeds Festival 2025 Ones To Watch Leeds Festival has become a steady staple of the Northern music scene. Taking place every year on the last bank […]

Track Review: Jellyfish // Sigrid   Sigrid has yet again succeeded in giving the music world a bright and uplifting track which is sure to get you […]

Till The Stars Come Down: Perfectly Pitched Family Drama ★★★★★ Following rave reviews from its original run at the National Theatre’s smallest Dorfman Theatre l […]

Wallpaper Of Our Culture: Karen Page And The Generational Burden Of Misogyny What impact does a legacy of visual misogyny have on society? Karen Page asked the question with her recent […]

Five Things to Do In Hull, East Yorkshire Kingston-Upon-Hull, though more commonly known as Hull, is the fourth-largest city in Yorkshire and the […]

'The Shrouds' Review: A Muddled Retread The Shrouds, the latest film from legendary director David Cronenberg, starts strongly with a promising […]

Why Trump Is Walking A Tightrope With US-Iran Relations In the seemingly ever-tumultuous region of the Middle East, tensions came to a head once again on Friday, 13th […]

Book Review: The Quiet American // Graham Greene “God save us always from the innocent and the good”: The Quiet American and US foreign policy. Graham […]

'Superman' Review: Embracing Hope and Humanity The Man of Steel soars onto the big screen once more in Superman (2025), a film that triumphantly redefines the […]

Beyond Booktok: 5 Underrated Must-Read Books For Your Summer Reading List  With summer holiday season rapidly approaching, many people will be trying to find a poolside read to pack. It […]

Birmingham Hippodrome Unveils Sustainability Plan to Future-Proof the Theatre Birmingham Hippodrome has launched a comprehensive new sustainability plan, marking a major milestone in its […]

Jane Austen: From Print to Pixel For decades, Jane Austen’s timeless tales of love, societal pressure, and witty banter have captivated the […]

Live Review: Richard Hawley // York Museum Gardens, 5.07.25 York’s Museum Gardens made history this weekend with the arrival of former Pulp guitarist, Richard Hawley, f […]

Resident Evil: Survival Unit a new game from Aniplex and JOYCITY On 6 July 2025, Aniplex Inc. President Atsuhiro Iwakami officially announced a new mobile strategy game titled […]

‘Materialists’ Review: Can Modern Love Be Found in a Spreadsheet? Materialists had people fully hooked the minute its star-studded cast was announced, and after director Celine […]