Marvel’s Iron Fist recruits Dexter’s Scott Buck as showrunner
Marvel have hired writer and producer Scott Buck to lead the fourth instalment of the Netflix Defenders series.
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Thomas’ Tirades: In defence of linear gaming
In the first of a new gaming based column, Thomas explains why not every game needs to be an open world experience.
This Week in Records
This Week in Records (07/12/15-13/12/15) brings music from The Weeknd, and a reboot of a Destiny’s Child classic.
Review: Fallout 4
Harrison reviews game of the year contender Fallout 4.
Nostalgic News: Edward Scissorhands was released 25 years ago today
Tim Burton’s gothic fantasy, starring Johnny Depp and Winona Ryder, was released 25 years ago today, on 7th December 1990.
Review: Major Lazer feat. MØ – ‘Lost’
Floss reviews Major Lazer and MØ’s take on Frank Ocean’s ‘Lost’.
Nostalgic News: Dreamgirls soundtrack was released nine years ago today
The R&B musical soundtrack featuring the vocal talents of Beyonce Knowles and Jamie Foxx was released nine years ago today.
Films that should’ve been shows, and shows that should’ve been films
Fixing your fictional favourites, by changing what they are? What could have made Harry Potter any better, or Zoo any worse?
Review: Krampus
Harrison reviews the deeply flawed but infectiously enjoyable Krampus.
HBO releases first teaser trailer for Game of Thrones: Season 6 – watch
HBO are further teasing audiences with the first trailer for season 6 of Game of Thrones.
Benedict Cumberbatch leads nominations for WhatsOnStage awards
Other plays including Kinky Boots, In The Heights and Photograph 21 have also received nods for this year’s awards.
Slay-ing It: May The Schwartz Be With You
In the first of his regular column posts, James Slaymaker talks about the work of Jason Schwartzmann.
“I wish I could’ve done this when I was 20”: An interview with Albert Hammond Jr
The Strokes’ guitarist, keyboard player and backup vocalist is stepping into a well deserved spotlight, and chatted to The Edge about his history and his future, plus where he’d be without music.
Review: Atomic Command (The Mini-Games of Fallout 4)
Harrison continues to provide reviews that no one asked for, this time focussing on Fallout 4’s Atomic Command.