40 Days of Rewind: Lady Gaga – The Fame Monster (2009)
News Editor Lewis looks at Lady Gaga’s The Fame Monster, one of the most iconic pop albums of the 21st century.
News Editor Lewis looks at Lady Gaga’s The Fame Monster, one of the most iconic pop albums of the 21st century.
Debuting on 8th May 1963, the film achieved approximately $60 million at box office.
In light of the election, here at The Edge we are celebrating our favourite political and protest music from the last century.
This week sees Game of Thrones’ Kit Harrington hit the cinema screen.
METZ have released their second full-length album, and it’s a stonker.
Josh Cox reviews Oklahoma! at the Mayflower theatre.
Ben Willcocks drops in on a rehearsal before opening night.
This is not an article about Funeral, or if it is the better album. This is about Neon Bible, and about music. Besides, of course Neon Bible is better.
Will The Punisher finally comes out of Marvel’s shelf as a feature? That’s what Ben Robins hope as he looks at Phil Joanou’s short.
Released in 2006, Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I Am Not, was a ground-breaking debut album for the Arctic Monkeys.
‘Heartbreak Hotel’ became Presley’s first million-seller.
Our reviewer Anneka takes a look at the creepy final episode from the second series of Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton’s dark comedy.
Legendary electronic-dance group, The Prodigy, will be rocking the stage at one of London’s premier venues,…
Setting their sights on the ether the second time around makes for a turbulent re-entry.