Review: Black Mirror – ‘Shut Up and Dance’
Sophie Trenear reviews the bleak but best episode of Black Mirror’s new run, paving the way for Alex Lawther’s path to stardom.
Sophie Trenear reviews the bleak but best episode of Black Mirror’s new run, paving the way for Alex Lawther’s path to stardom.
As part of the Edge’s KingFest, Rebecca James takes a look at one of Stephen King’s most interesting works, Misery.
This week sees new releases from Bruno Mars, Kiiara, Rat Boy, and more.
Bruno Russell explores why novelty acts are so successful and worries about how they are presented.
Have ABC found a replacement for recently axed Castle in Conviction, featuring the bountiful talents in leading lady Hayley Atwell? Laura Woodhouse reviews.
Ellis Murrell praises the return of something raw and grounded in Arrow’s fifth season.
Bruno Russell says Johnson’s latest is fierce, sassy, and unoriginal.
‘Men Against Fire’ is a flawed episode, with some dubious performances, and a stunted underlying message. Eddy Tesfay gives his verdict.
We did a radio!
In part two of The Edge’s interview with director-producer team Keir and Dédé Burrows, the…
Culture Editor James went along to see the first show of Bastille’s new tour, at the BIC in Bournemouth.
There are so many aspects of gigs to consider – sound, crowd, ticket price. Some…
In the first of a series leading up to US Election Night, Tom Haverford (aka Tash Williamson in disguise) gets down to the real reasons why Ben Wyatt should be the next President of the United States.
Looking for gigs to go to this month? Look no further!