Mark Gatiss confirmed as writer for Doctor Who: Series 10
He also spoke about the new format of the show since it’s reboot in 2005.
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Review: Noises Off at the Nuffield Theatre
Writer George reviews the revival of the farcical play Noises Off, currently at the Nuffield Theatre.
Why Disney’s live action remakes are a good thing
You get a remake! You get a remake! You get a remake!… David takes a look at why Disney’s remake mentality is actually a good thing.
Sydney Film Festival announces new films
Sydney’s 63rd annual film festival announces nine new films to be screened, straight from Cannes.
Blu-ray Review: Vinyl (Season 1)
Martin Scorsese and Mick Jagger’s love child TV series, Vinyl, struggles to strike a chord.
“To know that I’ve soundtracked someone’s life means more than record sales”: An interview with Benjamin Leftwich
‘Someone once bought me a lollipop that had a scorpion inside it…with a note that said ‘meet me at my tent’- Brunna Pimentel interviews singer songwriter Benjamin Leftwich
Closer To The Edge: Our Summer Watch-List
In the first of a new collaborative feature: Closer to The Edge; our writers come together to compile their watch-list for the summer
Ryan Reynolds stars in hilarious deleted Deadpool scene – watch
Watch a hilarious deleted scene from dark comedy, Deadpool, ahead of it’s DVD release.
Should Disney start representing different sexualities?
Carly-May Kavanagh looks at why Disney representing LGBT+ is so important for our culture.
This Week in Culture: Mirror’s Edge, BBC Music Day & Wallander (05/06/16)
This Week in Culture (5/6/16-11/6/16) sees the last ever episode of Kenneth Branagh’s Wallander.
Review: Fire Emblem Fates
Writer Josh reviews new tactical conflict game, Fire Emblem Fates.
Review: Love Saves The Day 2016
Laura Swinburne reviews Love Saves The Day festival in Bristol (28/05/16-29/05/16).
Review: Clean Bandit feat. Louisa Johnson – ‘Tears’
No tears here, says James Barker of Clean Bandit and Louisa Johnson’s new single.
Review: Common People 2016 – Sunday
Xavier Voigt-Hill reviews the serene second and final day of Southampton’s leading festival (29/05/2016).