Review: LANY at Heaven, London
The synthpop band finds Where The Hell Its Friends Are (01/09/2016).
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This Week in Culture: AHS, Nutshell & Evolution Soccer (11/09/16)
This Week in Culture (11/9/16-17/9/16) sees the secretive new season of American Horror Story kick off, and a book written from the perspective of a foetus.
Review: James Arthur – ‘Say You Won’t Let Go’
Bruno Russell reviews the 2012 X Factor winner’s “authentic” comeback.
The Mayflower Theatre’s 30th Anniversary Open Day
Happy 30th Mayflower – You don’t look a day over 21! A week ago, we sent Carly May Kavanagh to their Open Day.
Review: Fallout 4 ‘Nuka World’
Scott Williams reviews the final Fallout 4 expansion, Nuka World.
This Week at Harbour Lights (09/09/16 – 15/09/16)
This Week at Harbour Lights: Captain Fantastic, The Little Mermaid, The Beatles and a FREE screening of Blair Witch!
Naked Attraction: The harmful ethics of Channel 4’s latest dating programme
Bruno Russell investigates the harm that dating shows like Channel 4’s Naked Attraction can pose. (NSFW)
Review: Frank Ocean – Blonde
Harley James Mitford reviews the “unassuming yet magnificent” sophomore album.
“You quickly get a reputation if you’re not nice at stage door”: An interview With Rhydian Roberts
Live Editor Carly-May Kavanagh meets ex- X Factor runner-up and Little Shop of Horrors star Rhydian Roberts.
Nostalgic News: Star Trek: The Original Series was released 50 years ago
Star Trek: The Original Series first aired fifty years ago today on September 8th 1966.
First Look Review: Theo and Hugo
Writer Harley reviews the brief, albeit touching love story about two French boys, Theo and Hugo.
Tom Burke cast as JK Rowling’s Cormoran Strike in BBC adaptation
Shooting on the seven hour-long dramas will begin in London in the autumn.
Review: Everything Everything – ‘I Believe It Now’
Alex Smith reviews the band’s football-centric song for BT Sport.
Review: Sausage Party
Live editor Carly-May Kavanagh writes that the highly anticipated animated film, Sausage party, isn’t as great as audiences suggest.