Review: Black Mass
Johnny Depp’s portrayal of infamous gangster “Whitey” Bulger is both gritty and fascinating, says Caleb Hinton.
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Preview: Analog NYE 2015 at Scala, London
KDA will headline a massive lineup of great DJs at Scala in London on New Year’s Eve (31/12/15).
Review: Jessica Jones (Season 1, Episode 13)
Did the newest child from the power couple of Netflix and Marvel manage to step out from the broody shadow of its elder brother Daredevil?
Director In Focus: J.J. Abrams
There’s a lot more to the man behind the latest Star Wars adventure, says Alys Manuel.
This Month on Netflix: December 2015
The Edge takes a look at ten of the best new releases coming to Netflix UK this month.
The Edge’s Advent Calendar: Vampire Weekend’s wintertime rap remix
It’s December 1st; welcome to the festive season, and The Edge’s Advent Calendar! To start us off, Features Editor Camilla shows you the magical, wintery treatment three rappers gave to ‘Step’.
Review: The Maccabees at O2 Guildhall, Southampton
Emma Harrison Beesley reviews The Maccabees most recent return to the Southampton limelight (24/11/2015).
Editorial Expressions: Why moving BBC Three may be a huge mistake
Editor, Natalie, joins the debate on BBC Three becoming a solely online streaming channel.
Preview: The Movie Doctors at the Nuffield Theatre
Mark Kermode and Simon Mayo will be bringing their tour to the Nuffield Theatre on Sunday 6th December.
Music Video Review: The Darkness – ‘I Am Santa’
Lisa reviews The Darkness’ new festive music video.
In Defence of the Star Wars Prequels
As a new chapter in the Star Wars story begins, Rehana looks back it’s first (second?) to see if they deserve the flack they get.
What’s the Matt-er: On Games and Art
This week, Matt looks at whether or not video games should be considered artistic.
Review: Game of Thrones: A Telltale Games Series: Episode 6- The Ice Dragon
Culture Editor Harrison reviews the final episode of Game of Thrones – A Telltale Games Series.
Review: SOPHIE – Product
SOPHIE’s Product begins and ends with the only two tracks worth listening to. Xavier reviews.