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The Indie Game Awards Set To Return In 2025 The Indie Game Awards are set to return on December 18, as the indie community once again comes together to […]

‎The Fate of Ophelia: Taylor Swift Echoes Shakespeare's Heroine ‎One year after releasing her 11th album, The Tortured Poets Department, full of dark and gloomy music b […]

Album review: Glory // Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers After a groundbreaking debut, Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers are back with their second album: GLORY. It is a […]

Album Review: LUX // Rosalía Rosalía continues to hold her title as an “atypical pop star” with her new album LUX. Sung in over 13 lang […]

Album Review: Chasing the Chimera // Del Water Gap Del Water Gap has never made things easy for himself. With the release of his latest album, pointedly titled […]

Gigglemug Theatre Announce Two Shows Available To Stream Online Gigglemug Theatre’s highly popular shows Scouts! The Musical and A Jaffa Cake Musical are now available to […]

David Szalay’s ‘Flesh’ Carves Out 2025 Booker Prize Win Hungarian-British author David Szalay has claimed the 2025 Booker Prize for Fiction, taking home the coveted […]

Book Review: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas // Hunter S. Thompson When the Weird Turn Pro: Fear and Loathing in the Twenty-first Century It has become a common refrain that […]

Horror Behind The Curtain: Inside No.9 Stage/Fright Review ★★★★★ This autumn see’s the comedic duo, Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton, touring up and down the co […]

Exclusive Interview: The Making of 'Rogue Labyrinth' with Tea Witch Games What happens when a billionaire builds a colosseum at the roots of the world’s largest tree—and the only way […]

Walter White To The West End In All My Sons Revival Bryan Cranston, best known for playing TV’s Walter White, is once again making the jump from the screen to t […]

Live Review: Richard Ashcroft // Co-op Live, 08.11.25 After a huge summer on the road with Oasis as part of their momentous reunion and the launch of a brand-new, […]

‘Regretting You’ Review: A Lacklustre Film Of What-Ifs And Secrecy Miscommunication and secret-keeping are two of cinema’s greatest tools in building tension and drama. But s […]

‘Shelby Oaks’ Review: Low-Budget Horror Shows Promise Until Disastrous Third Act YouTube critic-turned-filmmaker Chris Stuckmann crafts an effective horror in Shelby Oaks with some genuinely […]

Album Review: COSPLAY // Sorry For a band called Sorry, they have never been apologetic. Across their quality-over-quantity artistry, the […]

“Don’t Forget Me”: Keeping Medieval Writings Alive Onstage  As someone who studies English Literature, I engage with the medieval world in many ways. Most of these […]

Linkin Park’s Download Headliner Slot Redefines Gender Norms In a world dominated by male artists and male bands — and, all too often, the male voice in general — it is so […]

Movie Monday: ‘Super 8’ Super 8 (2011) is one of the first films I remember being scared by. Watching it back now proves just how […]

Interview with ‘Super Nature’ Director Ed Sayers Super Nature marks Ed Sayers’ feature debut, a breathtaking, globe-spanning mosaic of intimate encounters w […]

‘Frankenstein’ Review: del Toro’s Adaptation Revels in Gothic Romanticism Guillermo del Toro delivers an adaptation of Frankenstein for a new age. Bolstered by powerhouse performances […]