Edgar Wright may be planning a sequel to Baby Driver
The box office success of Baby Driver may be enough to convince Wright to direct his first ever sequel.
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Review: Rag’n’Bone Man – Human
Bruno Russell reviews the “honest and impressive” debut album.
This Week In Records: The xx, SOHN & Bonobo (13/01/2017)
It’s album time.
Southampton University Symphony Orchestra appoint new musical director
Susanna Riddell, the new director has over ten years experience and has worked with world class cellists.
This Week In Records: Tove Lo, Charli XCX & Bonzai (28/10/2016)
This week sees new releases from AD, AE, AF, and more.
Review: Rival Sons – Hollow Bones
Lisa Veiber reviews Rival Sons’ fifth record, a venture into 70s-style rock.
Review: Slam Dunk Festival 2016, University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield
Sophie Trenear reviews Slam Dunk Festival’s, at its 10 year anniversary.
Notes on News: Should James Bond ever be cast as a woman?
Writer Conor discusses the prospect of a female James Bond.
Preview: An Evening with Laura Carmichael and Samantha Bond at the Nuffield Theatre
An Evening with Laura Carmichael and Samantha Bond (07/02/16) will look at the two actresses’ lives in television, film and theatre.
Review: River (Season 1)
Ashleigh reviews the psychological procedural thriller River, starring Stellan Skarsgard.
The Edge reacts to… Sam Smith’s Bond theme
In a brand new feature, our writers offer their initial reactions to Sam Smith’s Bond Theme, ‘Writing’s On The Wall’
Universal to release new 30th Anniversary Back To The Future boxset
The Blu-Ray boxset entitled ‘Back to the Future: The Complete Adventures’ will be released this October. All three films in the franchise are also set to be re-released in cinemas.
Special Blu-ray and DVD release for all 23 Bond movies is announced
The world’s most famous spy is set to have a fittingly fancy box set, featuring all 23 films to date.
Review: Lost River
Ryan Gosling’s directorial debut is more interested in piecing together striking shots then investing them with thematic or emotional weight, says James Slaymaker.