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A Touching Tale Of Sisterly Love: If I Only Could Review ★★★★★ When her big sister Joan dies on the night of her 25th birthday, at the beginning of If I Only Coul […]

A Whistlestop Tour Of Professional Wrestling: Chokeslam Review ★★★ A single chair manned by cardboard cutouts of The Undertaker and Bret Hart makes up the stage – or more […]

What Would You Do If The World Was About To End? Seconds To Midnight: Review ★★★★ It’s appropriate that Seconds to Midnight takes place in Pleasance Courtyard’s Bunker One. As the ligh […]

The Black Blues Brothers Will Have You On The Edge Of Your Seat: Review ★★★★ Marking their final year performing at Edinburgh Fringe following three successful prior runs, The Bla […]

Of the Land on Which We Meet Is a Magical Show About Belonging And Acknowledgement ★★★★ What does it mean to acknowledge the land on which you live? To recognise it for what it is besides […]

B.L.I.P.S Is A Varied And Moving Dive Into Psychosis: Review ★★★★ Have you ever been unable to sleep to the point where you start hallucinating? That you are diagnos […]

TV Review: ‘House of the Dragon’ Season 2 is inconsistent but still gripping television Spoiler warning: This review contains spoilers for the first and second seasons of HBO’s House of the D […]

A Love Letter To Grannies: Larry Dean Review ★★★★★ The first thing that strikes you about Larry Dean is that he’s nice. That’s a bit of a breath of fre […]

Interview: Dan Power // AI Literary Review Dan Power is the founding editor of the AI Literary Review. A poet, studying for a PhD in Creative Writing at […]

Poetry Review: AI Literary Review It is easy to think of AI as either a miraculous tool, that will revolutionise our lives, or as an equally […]

‘Duchess’ Review: A Lukewarm Tale Of Revenge Acclaimed horror director Neil Marshall brings us something different with his latest release, Duchess. Love, […]

Code or Conversation? An Argument on AI for Translation With over 7,000 different active languages, the world is brimming with nuanced thoughts and feelings that most […]

'Lore' Review: Tongue-in-Cheek Tales of Terror This anthology of creepy campfire stories, triple-teamed by directors James Bushe, Patrick Michael Ryder, and […]

Movie Monday: 'Your Name.' Warning: This article contains spoilers Released in 2016 with a complex, emotionally charged storyline, Your […]

Reading in the Age of AI: How Rebind Publishing is a Cause for Optimism  Artificial Intelligence is a contentious subject in the world of books. From accusations of publishers selling […]

Track Review: Guess featuring Billie Eilish // Charli xcx & Billie Eilish BRAT summer is not going anywhere, and the recent collaboration between hyperpop icon Charli xcx and Billie […]

Graham Kay at the Fringe Review: I Laughed So Hard I Couldn't Breathe ★★★★★ It’s incredible that Graham Kay is not in a bigger venue at this year’s Fringe for his show Pete & Me […]

Only Bones v1.9 Is An Absurd And Physical Feast For The Senses: Review ★★★★ “Absurdist kung fu ASMR” is how performer Matt Pasquet describes Only Bones v1.9, a one-man dance perfo […]

"God of War" Developer Teases First New IP in Over 20 Years Sony’s Santa Monica Studio, the creative force behind the legendary God of War series, is reportedly breaking […]

Meet The Team Behind EdFringe's 'The Man Who Wouldn't Be Murdered' Set in New York in the 1930s, On the Key’s production of The Man Who Wouldn’t Be Murdered follows businessman […]