Review: RuPaul’s Drag Race (Season 11)
With Season 11 of Drag Race at a close, Jack Nash reviews.
Author Jack Nash
Jack Nash
Masters chemistry student and Editor for The Edge. I'm into gaming, music and TV; Essentially anything pop culture is my kinda thing.
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Nostalgic News: The Very Hungry Caterpillar was released 50 years ago today
Jack Nash takes a look back at the magic of the classic children’s book, The Very Hungry Caterpillar.
Preview: All Points East 2019 (weekend 2)
With exams pretty much over and deadlines out of the way, Jack Nash looks forward to one of London’s biggest festivals – All Points East.
Sun, Sea and Sitting Indoors Watching Movies
The Edge Writers explore their favourite summer films.
Nostalgic News: Minecraft was released 10 years ago today
One of the biggest games this century celebrates its tenth birthday. And that game is Minecraft.
Artist in Focus: Lewis Capaldi
With his debut album due out tomorrow, we take a look at the career so far of Lewis Capaldi.
Gaming Social Networks: Redefining the Medium
Online Manager Jack delves into the popular phenomenons of Twitch and Discord.
Tyler the Creator announces new album ‘IGOR’
Two years since Flower Boy, Tyler the Creator is back with his new album IGOR
On Edge: Anticipating Borderlands 3
Jack excitedly breaks down why you too should be excited for Borderlands 3.
Nostalgic News: Blur’s Parklife was released 25 years ago today
Jack Nash takes a look back at the impact of Blur’s Parklife on the music industry 25 years on.
Review: Game of Thrones (Season 8, Episode 2)
Game of Thrones continues this week with ‘Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’. Jack Nash Reviews.
Review: Drenge at The Wedgewood Rooms, Portsmouth
Drenge hit the south coast hard with their caustic rock sound. But how was the performance at The Wedgewood Rooms? Jack Nash reviews
Review: Pose
Category is: Drama realness. But does Pose snatch all the trophies? Jack Nash reviews:
Review: Busted at O2 Guildhall, Southampton
Pop rock legends Busted visited Southampton on their Halfway There tour. But how was it seeing such a throwback? Jack Nash reviews.