Female Artists lead Brit Award 2019 nominations
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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.
Total articles: 112
The Edge’s Best Films of 2018: The Top 10
It’s here. The Edge writers reveal our Top 10 films of 2018.
The Edge’s Top Albums of 2018: BROCKHAMPTON – iridescence
The “best boyband since One Direction” make it to the No. 2 spot in our favourite albums of the year.
Review: Greywind at The Joiners, Southampton
Jack Nash reviews Irish Alt-Rock band Greywind as they play Southampton for the first time on their debut headline tour.
Preview: Greywind at The Joiners, Southampton
The Irish rock duo, Greywind, are coming to Southampton this December for their first headline tour. Jack Nash looks at what we can expect to see
The Edge’s Hidden Gems of 2018
Kicking off our 2018 end-of-year lists are some of the best albums that may have flown under your radar in the last 12 months.
Review: Assassin’s Creed Odyssey
Jack Nash travels back to the Peloponnesian war in arguably the best Assassin’s Creed yet.
The Games Awards 2018: Winner’s List
Who won at one of the most prestigious gaming awards? Jack Nash sat through the whole ceremony so you don’t have to.
The Game Awards: Big Announcements From The Night
Jack Nash summarises the previews from The Game Awards 2018
RuPaul’s Drag Race UK Confirmed
After much speculation, RuPaul herself has confirmed the much loved US show is getting a UK spinoff.
Closer to the Edge: Our Favourite Christmas Binge Watches
What’s the definitive mince pie & sherry TV show binge? The Edge writers pitch in their thoughts.
Music Video Review: Ariana Grande – Thank U, Next
The much-anticipated video was released over the weekend.
On Edge: Anticipating Bring Me The Horizon – amo
Jack Nash anticipates whether Bring Me The Horizon’s amo will be a rock hit or a fatal blow for the Sheffield boys’s careers
In Defence of: Muse – Simulation Theory
Jack Nash clarifies why Simulation Theory is a step forward for Muse, and not a step too far into the dark side.