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Watching Worlds Collide: The Extraordinary Parallels Between 'Past Lives' and 'Three Of Us'   The outstanding parallels between these two critically-acclaimed indie films allows audiences to confront the […]

Album Review: THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT // Taylor Swift “You know you are good when you can even do it with a broken heart,” sings Taylor Swift on her 11th studio alb […]

Vinyl Voyages: A Journey Through Record Store Day 2024 Record Store Day officially started in 2007 and has grown bigger each year. In the UK more than 260 […]

Book Review: Knife // Salman Rushdie On 12 August 2022, Salman Rushdie prepared to give a lecture about the importance of keeping writers safe from […]

'The Sims' Movie: Could This Be The New 'Barbie'? Fans of The Sims are surprised to learn that Margot Robbie is set to produce a film based on the popular […]

Track Review: Coming Back To Me Good // Kasabian  Kasabian have released their latest track ‘Coming Back To Me Good’, marking another sneak peak from their upc […]

'Challengers' Review: Buzzy Tennis Drama Is A Grand-Slam Hit Luca Guadagnino’s must-anticipated Challengers is framed around a single tennis match. It should be fairly l […]

Track Review: Espresso // Sabrina Carpenter Sabrina Carpenter’s newest single is already proving to be a popular go-to song for the summer, and it’s no […]

A Musical With Emotional Drive: 'The Mad Ones' Review ★★★★ Making its UK premiere at Birmingham’s Old Joint Stock pub and theatre, The Mad Ones follows soon-to […]

Official Trailer has been Released for 'Bridgerton' Season Three Dearest readers, get ready. Netflix has released the official trailer for the upcoming third season of hit […]

Track Review: My Fun and Faded // Suki Waterhouse Suki Waterhouse has dropped two exquisite new singles ahead of her hotly anticipated upcoming album, which is […]

'Bleeding Love' Interview: Emma Westenberg Bleeding Love, the debut film from Deux Dames Entertainment, follows the road trip of an estranged father and […]

'Civil War' Review: Self-Reflective Yet Evasive ★★★☆☆ One is hard pressed to believe that many in the audience for an ostensibly anti-war film would req […]

Track Review: Good Time // Cage The Elephant ‘Good Time’ is the latest single from GRAMMY-award winning rock band Cage The Elephant. Following ‘Out Loud’ […]

Track Review: Alienated // ZAYN After leaving One Direction at the height of their fame,  Zayn Malik’s solo career began with huge promise fo […]

TV Review: 'Fallout' is Post-Apocalyptic Nirvana Suit up and grab your Pip-Boys as James Hanton explores Prime Video’s post-apocalyptic […]

Johannes Radebe To Star In UK Tour Of 'Kinky Boots' Johannes Radebe will star in the UK and Ireland tour of Kinky Boots alongside Dan Partridge. Kinky Boots […]

Baldur's Gate 3 Becomes First Game to Win All Five Major Game of The Year Awards Baldur’s Gate 3 has performed impressively at the 20th BAFTA Game Awards 2024, winning the award for Best G […]

Book Review: The Gifts // Liz Hyder The Gifts is a novel set in London during the early 1840s. It is about a group of unrelated women who […]

‘If Only I Could Hibernate’ Review: A Warming Story Of Redemption Through Education Set in an impoverished district of Ulaanbaatar, Mongolian director Zoljargal Purevdash’s first feature p […]