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The Crew 2 Launches Offline Mode Following Protest Ubisoft’s 2018 open-world racer The Crew 2 is finally available to play offline with the launch of “Hybrid Mod […]

Some Readers Are Using ChatGPT Instead of Picking Up a Book As a proud member of my local book club, you can imagine my horror when I was told of a fellow member who had […]

WILT: A Poignant Portrait of Grief in Your Twenties ★★★★ Death is a theme used extensively in theatre, but it’s still rare to see it explored through the lens […]

Album Review: Ad Astra // Ash 3rd October saw Britpop icons Ash finally release their highly anticipated new album Ad Astra, a collaborative […]

Album Review: Girls // Princess Nokia Princess Nokia’s latest album Girls is aptly named — it’s a record made up of 12 songs that perfectly captu […]

New Images Released from Rare's Cancelled Title 'Everwild'  New images from Rare’s cancelled game Everwild have finally been released, reportedly from an artist who had b […]

Witty and Biting: Da Vinci’s Laundry Review ★★★★☆ Da Vinci’s Laundry follows two art dealers as they try to authenticate a Leonardo da Vinci painting. W […]

Fun and Thoughtful: Be Gay for God’s Sake Review ★★★ Be Gay For God’s Sake follows a theatre practitioner, Shasha (Shanshan Wu), who returns to Inner Mongo […]

Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Voice Actor Ralph Ineson Responds to Cancelled Game Set In Post-Civil War America Actor Ralph Ineson, who appeared in Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag, has responded to a recent report that U […]

Album Review: Talking Machine // The Wytches The Wytches have always occupied a singular, smoke-filled corner of the British psych-punk landscape. Since […]

Protest, Power, and Truth: Is Poetry Always Political? Imagine this: a public square in London is packed full of placards and peaceful chants. Police officers move in […]

‘Souleymane’s Story’ Review: A Moving Tale Of Struggle And Resilience A Guinean immigrant in France must navigate his upcoming asylum interview application while working as a […]

Absurd, Endearing Pop Parody Hits (Mostly) The Right Notes: Boy Band Review ★★★ Ever seen a show where the characters blast balloons at you with a leaf blower before pouring nacho […]

‘The Man in My Basement’ Review: A Belaboured Two-Hander This debut feature from theatre director Nadia Latif, adapted by Walter Mosley from his 2004 novel, struggles […]

Beyond the Fifth Dimension: The Enduring Static of 'The Twilight Zone', 66 Years On This month marked 66 years since the first episode of The Twilight Zone was broadcast, back in 1959. The […]

Murder Most Unladylike: A Rundown of the Books Ahead of their TV Adaptation Children’s author Robin Stevens’ hit Murder Most Unladylike book series is being adapted for television by Stu […]

Cultivating Compassion: A Reading List Hate is taught – it is learned. The implication being that human nature is inherently good and just. However, a […]

Why A Prostate Cancer Screening Programme Is Long Overdue Over 12,000 men die from prostate cancer every year. It is the most common kind of cancer found in men and […]

One Year On: Joker: Folie à Deux 2019’s Joker was a long-awaited cinematic origin story for the most iconic supervillain in comic-book h […]

The Best Modern Horror Films to Watch this Spooky Season pt. 2 Previously, I named 12 of the best modern horror films to watch during spooky season. Fast forward two years […]