Review: Unreachable at The Royal Court Theatre
Rehana reviews Matt Smith’s thoroughly bizarre return to the stage in Anthony Neilson’s Unreachable.
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Closer To The Edge: Mid-Year Review (Part 1)
In the latest edition of our new feature, The Edge writers pick their entertainment highlights and downfalls of 2016 so far (1/2)
Academy enact plan to combat lack of diversity
The Academy has invited nearly 700 new members, focusing on women and ethnic minorities
Hamilton smashes Tony Awards with 11 total wins
Hamilton takes home 11 awards, including Best Musical, at this year’s Tony Awards.
The Easter Rising Centenary: The Anglo-Irish Conflict in Film
In commemoration of the centenary of the some of the darkest days of history in our islands, Hollie examines how the Troubles have made it to screen.
‘With animation the scene can take a life of its own’: An interview with directors of the Oscar nominated Anomalisa
Charlie Kaufman and Duke Johnson are the directors of 2015’s Anomalisa; based on a play of…
Review: Cycle
This year’s ‘Best Film’ winner from the UoSSFF is an amateur triumph, says Sophie Trenear.
How to Fix: Family Guy
David elaborates on how Quahog’s famous dysfunctional family needs some work.
Nostalgic News: Memento was released 15 years ago today
Christopher Nolan’s unsettling thriller, Memento, was released 15 years ago today on 16th March 2001.
Foo Fighters address break-up rumours in a spoof video – watch
Dave Grohl and co. have fought back against rumours of a band split, by posting a spoof video.
The Edge Reacts To…. The 2016 Oscar Winners
Our writers have come together to debate whether Spotlight deserved its Best Picture win and, of course, to celebrate Leo’s glorious victory.
10 films to look out for at next year’s Academy Awards
From throwback musicals to gritty dramas, stark realism to Chris Pratt, we look at what’s soon hitting our screens that the Academy will eat right up this time next year.
The most memorable Oscar acceptance speeches
Time on the stage is when we see celebrities at their most human, and their best. Unrelatedly, the 1990s Oscars ceremony was purple and looked ridiculous.
Editorial Expressions: Beyoncé – Queen of the marketing machine
Editor, Natalie, takes a look at the expert marketing from camp Beyonce and how she owns her black heritage.