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AI Is the Future—But Not for Game Developers, Warns Yoko Taro Veteran game director Yoko Taro, best known for NieR: Automata, has issued a stark warning about the future of […]

Travelling To: Madrid, Spain To live and travel in Spain is to wander slowly, through a land that saves its sweetest secrets for those who […]

Album Review: Skeletá // Ghost It is honestly a marvel that Ghost, the enigmatic heavy metal, glam rock entity helmed by Tobias Forge, […]

Book Review: Everything Is Tuberculosis // John Green A book about the world’s deadliest infectious disease is probably not high up on many people’s to-read lis […]

The Month in Games – May 2025 With Spring in full bloom, the garden of gaming delights has a host of new titles to enjoy. From legendary […]

Hot Girl Walks For Your Mental Health — Real or Really Annoying? Going for a calm walk is a simple, reliable method for clearing your head and restoring some mental clarity […]

May Theatre Round-Up 2025 If you’re looking for something fun to do this May, you’re in luck—there’s loads happening on stage right n […]

What To Do When The World Stops Working: Blackout across the Iberian Peninsula  It began at 12:13 with a flicker. The lights in the staffroom blinked off, then just as politely, back on. […]

Track Review: What Was That // Lorde Lorde’s ‘What Was That’ is resurrecting indie sleaze, reflecting the cyclical nature of youth and intro […]

How 'Sinners' Redefines Vampires in Cinema Ryan Coogler’s hugely successful Sinners is the latest in many vampire movies. However, the vampires in this g […]

Inside the Kensington Palace Dress Codes Exhibition: How Vintage Ceremonial Dress Has Inspired a Young Generation of New Designers A clever collaboration of old and new is occurring at Kensington Palace right now, in the form of Dress Codes, […]

Breath of the Wild Switch 2 Edition Beaten In 7 Minutes Before It Even Releases A Japanese speedrunner has rolled credits on the Nintendo Switch 2 version of The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of […]

Album Review: So Much I Still Don't See // Sam Robbins People often say that travelling can change one’s perspective, enlightening us with every new experience. T […]

Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing Gets Modern Makeover: Review ★★★★★ If you had a somewhat painful experience of studying Shakespeare for GCSE English *shudder*, you may b […]

‘Sinners’ Review: The Cinematic Experience of a Generation Sinners, Ryan Coogler’s first original project, sees the Oakland native reach new heights from the d […]

Before the Coffee Gets Cold: Finding Closure at the Bottom of a Cup If you could go back in time, who would you meet? In 2015, the Japanese writer and novelist Toshikazu […]

Resident Evil 4 Remake: A record-breaking success for the franchise Only a month after celebrating its second anniversary, Resident Evil 4 Remake has hit a monumental […]

Park Theatre Announce Five New Shows Park Theatre has announced five new shows running from 2025 until 2026. Whether you are looking to re-live an […]

Five Transitional Spring Wardrobe Staples Under £30 With the advent of online shopping, my three favourite words of affection are no longer, “I love you,” but now […]