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Data has shown that the average film production (with budgets of $70m or over) generates 2,840 tonnes of CO2e – a figure equivalent to taking eleven one-way trips from the Earth to the moon.

I don’t even wan […]

NEON has released a new trailer for Brandon Cronenberg’s sci-fi thriller.

Possessor: Uncut follows the elite corporate assassin Vos, who uses brain-implant technology to take control of other people’s bodie […]

 “Though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be as white as snow.” 

This is a proverb quoted early on in Charlie Kaufman’s arresting and poignant new film, I’m Thinking of Ending Things, which spends […]

Hey all you cool cats and kittens… 2020 just got a lot weirder.

Remember the early days of quarantine when we were all binging Tiger King, thoroughly obsessed with Joe Exotic and his arch-nemesis Carole […]

Record shops up and down the country were swamped this bank holiday weekend, as a postponed Record Store Day took place with social distancing measures.

The event, which was due to take place on April 18, has […]

Reading and Leeds Festival, every music lover’s bank holiday destination, have revealed their 2021 lineup.

After the cancellation of their 2020 festival, Reading and Leeds wasted no time in announcing the […]

When reading fiction, you’ll find that a lot of the time you are quite moved by the story.However, over time, it loses it power when you remember it is fictional. The intimateconnections with the characters you d […]

With eight films, six Academy Award nominations, a three-letter moniker and legions of adoring fans to his name, Paul Thomas Anderson is one of the most renowned living filmmakers in the world.

Aged just 50, […]

With live music a distant memory in our current climate, the excitement for new tour dates is at an all-time high.

Over the past month Fontaines D.C., The Cribs and the DMA’s all announced 2021 tour dates, and I […]

After becoming an internet sensation upon the release of BBC’s adaptation of Normal People—so much so that Instagram accounts were made to appreciate Connell’s chain—Mescal has landed his first major film rol […]

Since its inception in 1925, the television has been a big part of our lives. It’s safe to say it’s come a long way since a tiny black and white screen, reaching the point where everyone and their grandma had a […]

With the announcement of exam results having been u-turned, and a scramble for university places across the country, quite a few of us are preparing to live away from home. Some for the first time as they embark […]

Three years have passed since Sarah Walk released debut album Little Black Book, and much has changed. Cut to the 28th August 2020, and we find the LA-based artist releasing her sophomore album Another Me (Little […]

It seems like the days of turning a corner and spotting an undiscovered book shop are a thing of the past. The feeling of roaming through aisles of unheard stories has transformed to accessing any book you’d e […]

Social media was awash with celebratory messages and flower puns last Friday, as Katy Perry delivered her sixth album, Smile.  Perry, 35, took to instagram at midnight to announce the album release. Her post, […]

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is even more fun than going to San Sebastian, Irún, Hendaye, Biarritz, Bayonneor being sick to my stomach on the Travesera de Gracia in Barcelonapartly because in your orange shirt you […]

During lockdown earlier this year, Disney launched its successful streaming site Disney+ and with that, our childhoods were unlocked. Every single Disney film, with the additions of the Star Wars and Marvel […]

After the COVID-19-enforced downtime, Adam Driver looks to be competing for the busiest actor title with yet another project added to his forthcoming slate of work.

Driver, 36, is set to star in 65 which will […]

In this edition of From The Bargain Bin, we look at a tale about a chameleon who becomes the hero of his world, a thought provoking Jim Carrey movie and the second entry in the Iron Man trilogy, all of which can […]

Revitalising age-old classic plays can be something of a gamble- especially for comedies, with jokes that left the original audiences in stitches liable to fall extremely flat. Yet it’s rarely a problem for O […]