Review: KYLE – Light of Mine
His debut is “a joyride that you won’t want to end”, says writer Tom Hills.
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Review: I Feel Pretty
Does Amy Schumer’s latest film deserve the negative press it received even before its release?
“Make stuff that’s 100% you and that only you could make” – An Interview with Edge Alumnus Ben Robins
Ex-Film Editor Ben Robins gets real about his film debut, life post university, and what it takes to be a filmmaker.
Review: The Glitch Mob – See Without Eyes
The new album is out, but is it worth Hearing Without Ears?
J.K Rowling: A Champ or Chump for Diversity?
Rehana discusses Harry Potter, race and the wonders of fandom.
This Week In Records (11/05/18): Childish Gambino, Arctic Monkeys, & Bastille
The Arctic Monkeys are back, but there’s plenty more to dig into this week in the music world…
Review: Mason Ramsey ‘Famous’
The Walmart yodelling kid has a single out, and it is a triumph according to writer Harry Fortuna.
Review: Truth or Dare
It’s like Unfriended but with snapchat, I guess.
Review: A Quiet Place
The horror hit is John Krasinski’s first major directing credit.
A Wrinkle in Time, Disney films, and the never-ending appeal of wonder
What is it about Disney films that captures the hearts of children and adults alike? Deputy Editor Rehana goes on an adventure to find the answer.
I Say Thank You for the Music – Significant life lessons from female artists
Because every day is a good day to celebrate women, Joanne takes a look at some figureheads of the past years and what they have taught her through their music.
What Fresh Meat gets right about finishing university
Deputy Editor Rehana reflects on the similarities between Fresh Meat’s final season and the final semester of university.
“Music is directly for celebration and good things” – An interview with Rae Morris
Sophie Jones sat down with Rae Morris to discuss her new album, ‘Someone Out There’, and what she hopes to do with the album that may follow.
This Week In Records (23/03/2018): Snow Patrol, George Ezra, & Sunflower Bean
After some fantastic debuts last week, many returning favourites come back to brighten your day.