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Rewind to December 31st 2019. You’re ringing in the new year with 1920s expectations: raucous parties, lots of booze, a little bit of sparkle. Feels like a world away doesn’t it?  Little did we know we’d be hit […]

Dead Sexy: A Fortnightly Column on Erotic Thrillers

It’s difficult to find an erotic thriller that hasn’t suffered some form of controversy or mockery. Perhaps Cruising, though, is the film to undergo the big […]

Self-described as a platform ‘dedicated to documenting independent live music as it happens’, Pitchfork’s first instalment of their live-stream Listening Club series offered just that. Reviews Editor Jeremy Larso […]

A new remake of Scarface is being directed by Luca Guadagnino, known best for his critically acclaimed film Call Me By Your Name. But this isn’t the first time he’s re-imagining a well-known classic: G […]

Ahmaud Arbery was out on a jog in the coastal city of Brunswick, Georgia, when Gregory McMichael saw him and thought he resembled the suspect of recent break-ins in the area.

Gregory and his son, Travis, […]

The newest entry in the Paper Mario series, Paper Mario: The Origami King, will arrive on July 17, 2020, exclusively for the Nintendo Switch. This time around, the Mushroom Kingdom is under attack by King Olly, […]

On May 7, Microsoft held the first entry for Xbox 20/20, a series of digital events that will be held each month throughout the rest of the year, where they unveiled their lineup of games for the upcoming […]

On 26 April 1986, the Brothers in Arms World Tour concluded at Australia’s Sydney Entertainment Centre. Dire Straits’ fifth studio album had propelled them up the charts all across the world, and while the cri […]

Is the game still worth playing ten years later?

Released: November 25, 2010

Rating: M (Blood, Intense Violence, Strong Language, Suggestive Themes)

Originally released on the PSP in Japan 2010, […]

As Keir Starmer writes, “the Prime Minister’s statement raises more questions than it answers.”

Though frequently ambiguous, the thirteen-minute address yesterday evening is an important step towards askin […]

“This is what happens when the world stops”.

In a statement on her Instagram earlier this week, Little Simz described the process of creating her latest EP, Drop 6, over the course of one month in lockdown alo […]

In lockdown, with the government mandating one trip outside per day for exercise, a lot of Britons are picking up running and cycling to resist the ensuing cabin fever. I am one of these people. 

I’m a ne […]

Andy Serkis’ marathon read of the great modern classic and prelude to the The Lord of the Rings trilogy, The Hobbit, has raised over £280,000 for two charities. The 56-year-old actor, perhaps best known for his […]

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The BBC Three adaptation of Sally Rooney’s Normal People has captivated people all over the world. Released on April 26th, the series has garnered vast amounts of praise for the dep […]

Over the last decade, Taika Waititi has established himself as one of most interesting voices in mainstream cinema. He’s already injected his idiosyncrasies into the MCU via Thor: Ragnarok and has now been a […]

After a few days of teasing an announcement, The Sims 4 has unveiled their newest expansion pack.

The Sims 4: Eco Lifestyle Expansion Pack will feature a new location called Evergreen Harbour, which players […]

After a seven-year wait since the original, four years since the announcement and numerous delays, including an indefinite one as a result of Covid-19, the anticipation for The Last of Us Part 2 may have finally […]

Hate Inc. serves as a timely update to Chomsky and Herman’s Manufacturing Consent. Rolling Stone journalist Matt Taibbi’s book lays out how corporations subsumed the media. 

The 1976 film N […]