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There have been plenty of parodies, spoofs, and rip-offs of Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet since its first performance in the late-sixteenth century. In the past decade alone, we’ve had such highs as last yea […]

I first saw Katie Kittermaster supporting Lucy Spraggan at an intimate gig in Norwich in 2019. I remember being drawn to her unique sounding vocals and the honest and captivating way she interacted with the […]

Ubisoft has hosted their second Ubisoft Forward event. Streamed online, the event revealed new details about upcoming releases and new content for their existing titles.

Shortly before the presentation began, […]

There hasn’t been a band so readily embraced and yet so readily critiqued than Scottish synth-pop act CHVRCHES.

On the one hand, the band’s innovative mix of 80s synthpop stylings coupled with modern pro […]

The government’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme finished at the end of August (although some businesses have extended their involvement with the scheme) and it was a huge success. The latest statistics show that […]

Last week, an incredible shortlist for the Dublin Literary Award was announced. Anna Burns, Olga Tokarczuk and Tayari Jones, previous winners of the Booker Prize, the Nobel Prize in Literature and the Women’s […]

The Bronte Parsonage Museum has received a donation of £20,000 from the family of T.S. Eliot following the financial toll taken by the coronavirus on the museum’s profits.

The historic building where the […]

This week, Colin Kaepernick returns to Madden NFL as a top-level free agent, according to an announcement by Electronic Arts on Tuesday. This is following a summer of anti-racism protests, stimulating a renewed […]

Barcelona means long summer nights, drinking sangria by the beach, and secret underground bars. However, by day, Barcelona is a cultural hub traversed with unique Gaudí architecture, home to artists, Gothic […]

The Mandalorian has become one of the flagship shows of the Disney+ streaming platform. Such has been the popularity of the programme that Season Two was practically guaranteed before the final episode aired. As […]

Five months after moving away from their senior royal duties, Harry and Meghan have established their own production company in order to produce various content for the streaming giant Netflix. 

In their […]

Jamie Foxx and Teyonah Parris have joined Star Wars actor John Boyega in the cast for an upcoming Netflix sci-fi caper.

It was reported last week that the two actors were set to star in They Cloned Tyrone. It […]

Following up on their announcement of the digital-only Xbox Series S, a less powerful version of the console which is set to retail at $299 / £249, Xbox has revealed the official price for the Xbox Series X, […]

The modern setting of the newly built Boulevard Theatre in Soho is host to this rather wonderful, folk-inspired, improvised musical by The Yes Queens. Performed in January 2020, and recently uploaded to YouTube, […]

Warner Bros. has released the first trailer for the highly anticipated sci-fi epic Dune, the latest film from director Denis Villeneuve.

Dune is the first of two planned films based on the novel of the same […]

It has been revealed that only 16% of those employed in the arts and culture industry are working class, according to a report by Creative Industries Policy and Evidence Centre (PEC).

This, as well as other […]

In a month’s time, Star Trek will be getting its first explicitly transgender and non-binary characters. The Sci-Fi franchise is again about to boldly go where no man has gone before.

The third season of the […]

Get your glitterballs at the ready – Strictly Come Dancing is back!

Amidst the fears that Strictly wouldn’t be able to go ahead this year, the BBC has confirmed that the iconic show will return.

On Tuesday […]

After a six-year hiatus, David Fincher (Se7en, Fight Club, The Social Network, Gone Girl) is set to make a return to the big screen with his latest release Mank.

Starring Gary Oldman and Amanda Seyfried, […]

Years after leaving school, I still find myself being deferential to the scholastic calendar.

I wake up on 1 September and expect there to be a path of autumnal leaves ceremoniously leading out of my bedroom, […]