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Breaking Barriers: Women, The Euros, And The Struggle For Validation In Football If one-half of the TV was a screen recording of somebody playing Subway Surfers, I might be interested in […]

'Bindweed': A Daring Examination of Domestic Abuse and Rehabilitation ★★★★ Content warning: discussions of domestic violence. If you require support, further information can be […]

The Prince Charles Cinema Controversy: The AI Threat to Independent Cinema For any cinephile living in London, the Prince Charles Cinema is more than just a venue in England’s c […]

Premiere Date Announced For 'Cross' Series Based On James Patterson's Novels Prime Video is thrilled to announce the premiere date for its highly anticipated show Cross, which is based on […]

Track Review: Ever Seen // Beabadoobee Next month, the young British star Beabadoobee is set to drop her third album, This Is How Tomorrow Moves. […]

TV Review: ‘My Lady Jane’ is a fantastical whirlwind romance Rarely will a show come along that can successfully tackle so many romantic tropes. Not only does My Lady Jane […]

Live Review: The National // Crystal Palace Park, London, 5.07.24 If you asked me what I was expecting before walking through the gates of Crystal Palace Park in London on […]

Live Review: Janelle Monáe // The Age of Pleasure Tour, Manchester, 04.07.24 July 4th may be another day of Summer for some but for Janelle Monáe, it marks the final chapter of a […]

Live Review: iDKHOW // O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, 03.07.24 Returning to London after a three-year absence, it’s fitting that iDKHOW opens their set with ‘ […]

'Hundreds of Beavers' Review: Comedy of the Silliest, Most Creative Variety A lumberjack. A bunch of people in animal costumes. The slapstick sensibilities of the 1920s with all the […]

‘The Days of Trees’ Review: A Visceral and Heartbreaking Story of Lost Childhood The saddest and most heartbreaking stories are usually the simplest told. In The Days of Trees, Tomás […]

'Interview With the Vampire' Season Three Confirmed Fans of Interview With the Vampire will be overjoyed to hear ahead of its season two finale, season three has […]

‘A Quiet Place: Day One’ Review: Does The Cat Stay Quiet? When a sudden alien invasion pushes New York into a post-apocalyptic ruin, terminally ill Samira (Lupita N […]

‘Romeo & Juliet’ Is Dark and Unique but Lacks Cohesion: Review ★★ Jamie Lloyd’s stripped back production of Romeo & Juliet hits the Duke of York’s theatre this summer. […]

TV Review: 'Bridgerton' Season Three: Ups, Downs, And Regency Gowns Dearest Gentle Reader, the long-anticipated return of Bridgerton has finally arrived, with both parts of the […]

'Sting' Review: Revitalises Audience's Arachnophobia, But Not Much Else When 12-year-old Charlotte (Alyla Browne) finds a spider in her apartment and keeps it in jar, it serves as a […]

‘Bye Bye Tiberias’ Review: A Heartfelt Exploration of Grief in Exile Tracking the exile of her family from Tiberias, Palestine in 1948, Lina Soualem’s moving documentary blends a […]

New 'Lovestruck' Expansion Pack Brings Romance to 'The Sims 4' The Sims 4 is turning up the romance with its upcoming Lovestruck expansion pack, scheduled for release on […]

World’s Largest Interactive Video Game Exhibition Opens in Edinburgh The National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh unveiled “Game On”, the world’s largest interactive video game e […]