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The Norfolk and Norwich Festival Returns This May Norfolk & Norwich Festival is a registered charity and an Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation. […]

Live Review: Primal Scream // O2 Academy Leeds, 18.04.25 Psychedelic, punchy, and politically charged, Primal Scream took to the stage at O2 Academy Leeds this Good […]

‘Fréwaka’ Review: Effectively Eerie Irish Horror For a nation so renowned for its traditional music, dance and storytelling, Ireland is oddly lacking in […]

‘Cloud’ Review: An Underwritten, Soulless Cinematic Experience Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s latest film explores the morally repugnant world of resellers and those persecuting them, b […]

Track Review: Mosh Pit // Katie Gregson-MacLeod Katie Gregson-MacLeod has embraced a new era with ‘Mosh Pit’ off the back of her February single ‘Teenage Love’ […]

God Of War Composer Open To Returning, But Feels His Work Is "Complete" Bear McCreary, composer for the recently rebooted God of War games, has stated that his work with the series […]

TV Review: ‘Dying for Sex’ Embraces Friendship, Kinkiness and Grief FX’s Dying for Sex is a rambunctious, heartfelt portrayal of what happens when you choose to live for y […]

Book Review: The Lamb // Lucy Rose In a landscape where fairytales are associated with magic and comfort, Lucy Rose’s contemporary folktale The L […]

Everything We Know About 'Elle’, the 'Legally Blonde' Prequel Series Reese Witherspoon is officially bringing Elle Woods back—but this time, we’re rewinding the clock to high sch […]

TV Review ‘Mid-Century Modern’: A Hysterical Hug in Sitcom Form I stumbled upon Mid-Century Modern purely by chance—mere minutes before filing a pitch with my editor—and wha […]

Book Review: Say Nothing // Patrick Radden Keefe Patrick Radden Keefe’s Say Nothing: A True Story of Murder and Memory in Northern Ireland is a gripping, m […]

Arthouse Cinema: Films for Feminists What exactly is a feminist film? A film with a female director or a film with a strong female lead? Maybe a […]

‘Freaky Tales’ Review: Insanely Effective Gimmicks and ‘80s Nostalgia A retro ‘80s environment bears witness to a quartet of different stories intertwining as one in Freaky Tales. R […]

Switch 2 Upgrade For Breath Of The Wild Does Not Contain DLC Built In Nintendo have confirmed that the upgraded Switch 2 release of the 2017 open-world title The Legend Of Zelda: […]

Track Review: Henry, come on // Lana Del Rey At face value, country music has always been simplistic in nature. Tales of love, heartbreak and […]

Album Review: SABLE, fABLE // Bon Iver Life is like a two-way mirror. There are times when you’re on one side and times when you’re looking thr […]

‘I Am Love’ Review: Lush, Sensual and Surface-Level Luca Guadagnino keenly brings to life the buried desire of a wealthy housewife. But although the director […]