Somersault Festival promises sun, sea, and complete relaxation. With the likes of Bombay Bicycle Club and Laura Marling, what more do you need for a cracking weekend in the beautiful Devonshire countryside.
Harrison, Anneka, Ben, Ashleigh and George take a look at some of the best and most badass female action heroes in film.
Pearl Jam’s 1991 debut album Ten was instumental is bringing alternative rock into the mainstream.
We’re at 1989 in our 40 Days of Rewind, and Lizzie Cooper-Smith will be taking on Nirvana’s mighty debut album.
Bronwyn reviews Eric Idle’s Spamalot! at the Mayflower theatre.
This week’s film round-up includes Lost River, written and directed by Ryan Gosling.
The Gunman is not as boring as this excerpt, but it is twice as frustrating, writes George Seabrook.
Film Editor Virginie reviews Attila Marcel, Sylvain Chomet’s first feature film.
Nightcrawler is an outstanding piece of cinema that grips you from the very beginning to the very end in a magnitude of ways, says Ashleigh Millman.
This week’s round-up sees the adaptation of JK Rowling’s The Casual Vacancy hit our TV screens.
Students from the University of Southampton Performing Arts societies have won awards at the annual Daily Echo Curtain Call Awards.
This week’s round-up sees the release of Selma, The Interview and Jupiter Ascending, starring Channing Tatum, Eddie Redmayne and Mila Kunis.
The Bridge is set to play host to a night of Burlesque & Cabaret this Saturday.
Following his review of Goodbye to Language, James takes a look at Godard’s later career and its importance in today’s cinematic world.