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Considering A Master's Degree? Here's What You Should Know As the academic year begins again, many final-year students will begin to look into the options for their next […]

‘The Island’ Review: A Far Too Conventional Noir On A Greek Island   Matt Dillon’s dark secrets unravel on a sun-drenched Greek island in Fernando Trueba’s latest […]

The Dare: Rising Star Blending 80’s Punk and Modern Beats It seems the dance scene has been revived and we have The Dare to thank for that. The New York-based DJ may be […]

Motivation Matters: How To Stay Motivated This Semester September is all about new beginnings—the coming of autumn, sunny days, fresh air, and the start of a new s […]

Letter To A Fresher: Things I Wish I’d Done In My First Year Dear Fresher,Firstly, congratulations! You’ve got yourself through the minefield of A-Levels, revision and e […]

EP Review: Wholesome Evil Fantasy // Indigo De Souza Indigo De Souza is stretching new muscles in her newest EP, Wholesome Evil Fantasy: a sharp left turn from her […]

Track Review: Can’t Pretend to Know // The Murder Capital  It is only natural for a genre to evolve and shapeshift throughout the years, just like post-punk has done. […]

Dragon Age: The Veilguard Game Director Corrine Busch Says No Current Plans For DLC. According to BioWare, there are currently no plans for a Dragon Age: The Veilguard DLC with the team currently […]

Book Review: Screen Britain // Film East Published in February 2024, new Film East anthology Screen Britain covers a range of British cinema, from […]

‘Speak No Evil’ Review: Frightening But Often Funny Directed and written by James Watkins, Speak No Evil marks the director’s return to the horror genre in which h […]

A Deep Dive Into Tropes: Hockey Romances Before the fun BookTok trope hierarchy filters, before hot athletes on social media, and even before Kindle […]

Album Review: Dance, No One’s Watching // Ezra Collective Dance, No One’s Watching, the third studio album from the modern-day jazz powerhouse that is Ezra Collective, i […]

From Jenna Ortega To Margaret Qualley: Hollywood’s Most Exciting Young Actresses There are always exciting, young actresses working in Hollywood but to see the wide range of projects that this […]

Book Review: We Solve Murders // Richard Osman In Osman’s latest novel We Solve Murders, we leave behind the quaint retirement village setting and dive into a […]

'Two Point Museum' To Be Released March 2025 Two Point Museum is set for release on 4 March 2025, it has been confirmed. Created by SEGA, Two Point […]

Australia Introduces New 'Mandatory Classifications' for Games with 'Gambling-like' Content Starting September 22, 2024, the Australian Government will enforce new mandatory classifications for video […]

‘The Goldman Case’ Review: Invigorating Courtroom Drama Crackles With Tension Cédric Kahn’s The Goldman Case vividly portrays the minute details and beating pulse of the real-life court ca […]

My English Persian Kitchen Is Cosy, Comfort Theatre For The Cold Autumn Season: Review ★★★★ Seasoned with sadness, soul, and saffron, My English Persian Kitchen transforms a woman’s traumatic […]

First Look At 'Doctor Who' Spinoff, 'The War Between The Land And The Sea' A first look at Doctor Who spinoff The War Between The Land And The Sea reveals an intriguing mix of new and […]

Book Review: The Art of Power // Nancy Pelosi It is often clear why a politician would write a memoir. Some are setting the record straight, others have an […]