Review: Fortune Cookie
Sophie reviews the first solo-directorial effort from this year’s UoS Student Film Festival winner.
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The X-Files to return for an eleventh season
The truth is most definitely out there, The X-Files long awaited return has arrived in the form of an eleventh season.
Review: The Handmaiden
Writer Eddy reviews Park Chan-Wook’s ‘most accessible’ work to date.
Don Broco set to headline Garden Court for Graduation Ball
The band are best known for 2013 hit ‘You Wanna Know’ which broke into the UK Top 40 singles chart.
Actor In Focus: Chris Pratt
As the hotly anticipated Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 creeps ever closer, writer Sophie looks back at the man of the moment’s career bests.
In Criticism of 13 Reasons Why
Live Editor Carly-May questions depictions of mental health in Netflix’s new smash hit.
Nostalgic News: ‘Favourite Worst Nightmare’ by Arctic Monkeys was released 10 years ago today
The critically acclaimed album contained such hits as ‘D is for Dangerous’ and ‘Florescent Adolescent’.
Review: Going In Style
Sophie Trenear reviews the latest comedic effort from Zach Braff and is very sad to have yawned more than laughed throughout.
Review: Better Call Saul (Season 3, Episode 1)
Sam Law reviews as Breaking Bad’s slippery lawyer returns for this third solo season.
Whitewashing in Hollywood: Examining the Film Industry’s Diversity Problem
Following Disney’s news that the Aladdin remake will feature Middle Eastern actors, Sophie takes a look at where casting has not been as ethnically representational.
Review: Acis and Galatea – Chamber Opera Society
Jacob Power reviews the Chamber Opera Soc’s production of the Händel classic.
On Edge: Anticipating Doctor Who Series 10
As Peter Capaldi’s last outing looms, Sophie Trenear looks ahead at the tenth series.
Review: Prison Break (Season 5, Episode 1)
Katrina Vasey reviews the return of the FOX show.
“All you can do is bring yourself to the role”: Danny Lee Wynter talks Forty Years On, Diversity and Donald Trump
Danny talks to us about diversity in the arts, what history can teach us, and his role in Chichester’s Forty Years On.