“Grab your camera, grab some mates, and go and do something”: An interview with Silent Night director Will Thorne
Becky Davies interviews the director of Silent Night, Will Thorne.
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What We’re Listening To: October
Maybe this is just a tad late (I blame uni assignments) BUT we are BACK with the latest round of What We’re Listening To!
“Seeing other people react to the music that you’ve made is a really wonderful thing”- An Interview with Ed Nash from Bombay Bicycle Club
Live PR Officer, Kiera Gormley, discusses nostalgia, past tours, alongside the future of performing for Bombay Bicycle Club, with the band’s own bassist, Ed Nash.
Our Favourite Underrated Christmas Songs
Our committee and writers take us through some of their favourite Christmas tunes that definitely deserve more attention.
Morning Motivation Playlist
Records Editor Alice Fortt takes us through the songs that get her out of bed in the morning.
Review: On the Rocks – Comedy-Drama That’s Neither Funny Or Dramatic
Is Sofia Coppola’s latest collaboration with Bill Murray supposedly ‘lost in translation’? Tilly Magwaza reviews.
Nostalgic News: Madonna’s Confessions on a Dance Floor was released 15 years ago
Becky Davis takes us back 15 years to one of Madonna’s most loved albums.
Five Best Picks From London Film Festival 2020
Film Editor Theo Smith runs down his favourite films from this year’s London Film Festival.
The Starman: David Bowie’s Iconic Ziggy Stardust
Culture editor, Olivia Dellar, discusses how Bowie enthused fantasy with his music and live performances. From to Ziggy Stardust to Thin White Duke, Olivia looks at how Bowie changed the music industry.
An Interview with Bastille’s Woody
Records and live sub-editor, Katie Evans, got to chat all things music, lockdown and the beginning of Bastille with drummer, Chris ‘Woody’ Wood.
Fantasy from Stage to Franchise: Where our Influences Originated
Fantasy is one of the most popular genres, but how is it presented on stage and where do we get our visions and images from?
Flahsback Review: King Lear at the Duke of York Theatre, London
Who doesn’t love Ian McKellen? Louise Chase reviews the Duke of York’s production of King Lear starring one of the most celebrated Shakespeare actors.
LFF: ‘We should all just be who we are, and let’s knock the walls and barriers that restrict us!’ – An Interview with director Peter Murimi
Film editor Theo Smith, interviews director Peter Murimi about his debut film which is playing at the London Film Festival.
Cell to Singularity: A Must-Have Game
Georgie Holmes tells us about the mobile game we all should be playing.