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Radio 4: Richard Herring’s Objective
It is ironic that prior to the BBC iPlayer recording of the ‘Wheelchair’ episode of…
It’s Utter Nonsense, But 90210 Is My New Guilty Addiction
I’ve got a new favourite TV series, and you absolutely have to watch it. It…
DVD Release: The Fades Series One ★★★★☆
The Fades is another show from BBC Three’s growing stack of original British drama. It’s…
The BBC’s Marketing of Top Gear to Young Viewers Is Worrying
Barnaby Walter gives his view on the heated debate surrounding Clarkson and co.’s behaviour on the BBC show.
Assassin’s Creed: Revelations Is the Same Game, But Still Entertaining
Assassin’s Creed returns to consoles this autumn as the stories of Ezio and Altaïr come…
Hollywood Meets Gaming on Need for Speed: The Run
Petrolhead gamers of the last decade are undoubtedly more than familiar with the name Need…
Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary: A Refurbishment of a Classic
On November 15th 2001, Microsoft and Bungie introduced a new game as a companion release…
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3: The Biggest Entertainment Release in History
World War 3 has arrived with the triumphant return of Activision and Infinity Ward’s Call…
FIFA 12: Football At Its Finest
EA Sports return this year with the latest instalment of their award-winning franchise, FIFA 12. This…
DVD Release: Anime Legends: Gurren Lagann Complete Collection ★★★★★
Anime tends to hang from a huge chain of stereotypes, both good and bad. But…
Minecraft: Strength in Complete Freedom
Upon first glance, you will almost certainly think that gaming has gone backwards. With the…
The Sorcerer at Hanger Farm Arts Centre, Totton (23/11/11)
Pocket G&S wow in their latest performance, as Kirsty Hough discovers
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Apart from being a better game in general, the main thing that sets The Elder…
Bill Bailey’s Dandelion Mind at the Brighton Centre, 9/11/11
Bill Bailey points out during the beginning of Dandelion Mind that he was recently voted…