Why I’m Addicted To: Dragon Age: Inquisition
In the latest of our new series, writer Alex Meehan takes a look at why she is so addicted to ‘Dragon Age: Inquisition’.
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TV round-up: 13/02/15 – 19/02/15
This week’s round-up sees the adaptation of JK Rowling’s The Casual Vacancy hit our TV screens.
Bestival announce first wave of acts for 2015
Acts announced include The Chemical Brothers and Jungle. Tickets for Bestival 2015 are on sale now.
Review: Chess at the Nuffield (05/02/2015)
Owen Middleton reviews the Operatic Society’s Chess at the Nuffield Theatre.
Director in Focus: Wes Anderson
With his latest release The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014) having swept up a whopping nine…
Review: Peace – Happy People
Alex Meehan reviews the band’s disappointing second album.
Lost In The Atlantic: Five Films We May Never See In The UK
Which Hollywood production never made truly it to the UK? Ben Robins takes a look at these films whose release unfortunately went pretty much unnoticed.
Review: The Walking Dead (Season Five, Part Two)
Ashleigh Millman looks at the return of The Walking Dead to UK screens.
Review: Better Call Saul Season 1, Episode 1
Set six years before Walter White met Saul Goodman, Better Call Saul is a comedic and dramatic masterpiece, A spin-off truly worthy of Breaking Bad.
Preview: Romeo and Juliet, Gone Rogue Productions
Deputy Editor, Caitlin Hobbs, drops into a rehearsal of the upcoming production at the Nuffield.
Review: Years & Years – ‘King’ (TCTS remix)
TCTS has transformed the Years & Years track into one that oozes house vibes and can’t leave you with a desire to go dancing.
Blu-Ray Review: Enemy
The film strongly seems to portray how entrapped urban life can feel and the horrors of feeling your fate hasn’t matched your ambitions, says Edward Till.
Ubisoft announce Nintendo3DS Day
Ubisoft announce Nintendo3DS day which will be the mark of a slew of early releases.
Film round-up: 09/02/2015 – 15/02/2015
This week’s round-up sees the release of the highly-anticapated (and already controversial) Fifty Shades of Grey.