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Fairytale-Like Excitement: Northern Ballet’s Merlin Review ★★★★ Northern Ballet’s Merlin is nothing short of beyond magical. An enchanting retelling of one of histor […]

Lost in Translation: Woo Woolf Review   ★★  Maybe playing with nonsense is the whole point here. Maybe those of us who still yearn for a threa […]

Interview with ‘Rose of Nevada’ Director Mark Jenkin and Producer Denzil Monk Premiered in the Orizzonti section at Venice earlier this autumn, Rose of Nevada, the latest feature from […]

Track Review: Hole in the Ground // Inhaler  A day before playing the iconic Royal Albert Hall, Inhaler released their new single ‘Hole in the Ground’, a c […]

Interview: Ben Markovits, Booker-Shortlisted Author Of ‘The Rest Of Our Lives’ Amongst the six novels shortlisted for this year’s Booker Prize is Ben Markovits’s The Rest of Our Lives. Set […]

Book Review: The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny // Kiran Desai  When I first picked up the Booker Prize shortlisted The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny by Kiran Desai, I thought […]

Book Review: Audition // Katie Kitamura A surreal, perplexing, and utterly absorbing read that winds its way to a disturbing finale, Audition, Katie […]

Book Review: Flesh // David Szalay Don’t pick up this book if you want to read something uplifting this year. Flesh is the sixth book by David S […]

Book Review: The Rest of Our Lives // Ben Markovits The winner of the 2024 Booker Prize was, in many ways, a conventional choice. Samantha Harvey’s Orbital was r […]

Identity Politics In Fashion: A Fight for Authenticity Or A Fight Against The Far-Right? Fighting for authenticity in an age where most of the population has access to social media is a rather […]

‘Promised Sky’ LFF Review: Tunisian Drama Highlights Countries’ Poverty and Racial Tension International cinema truly shines when it presents cultures and issues from around the world that you might not […]

BookTok, Celebrities & Book Hauls – Meaningful Literature or Social Promotion? It is clear that books are trending again, thanks to celebrity influences, but not always necessarily for what […]

Interview: Nell Mescal on The Closest We'll Get EP – "It Couldn't Be More Intimate" When I join our Zoom call early, Nell Mescal has already beaten me to it. Camera on, hair half-damp, wrapped in […]

'Strange Harvest' Review: Big, Nasty Scares America’s true crime phenomenon is smartly exploited in this clever and often shocking twist on the m […]

Book Review: 107 Days // Kamala Harris During the 2024 presidential race, I watched the women in my family come to life in support of Kamala Harris. […]

'Good Boy' Review: Brings A Fresh Twist To The Haunted House Genre ★★★☆☆ Inventive and heartfelt, Good Boy offers a fresh canine perspective on horror,though its promising […]

Is A Second Runway At Gatwick A Blow To Net Zero? In the same month that the Met Office has announced the warmest UK summer on record, Gatwick Airport has […]

Olympic Esports Cancelled After Partnership Ends The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has announced that after just one year, its partnership with the […]

Xbox Version Of Silent Hill 2 Remake Rated By ESRB Last year’s remake of Konami’s classic 2001 horror title, Silent Hill 2, seems to be making its way to Xbox […]

BFI London Film Festival 2025: 'Sentimental Value' Review Joachim Trier returns with a quietly ambitious study of creativity, memory and reconciliation, revisiting the […]