Never Mind The Comedy: A Lament for Simon Amstell
“I mean, I don’t want to go on about it…but if people start turning their…
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The Edge Buzz: Gaga 101 and ‘Two and a Half Expendables’
It has been an eclectic couple of weeks in entertainment land. From the mildly significant…
Serj Tankian – Imperfect Harmonies
The badass phiolosophical preachings of the former System of a Down front man make for one intense follow up album.
Chapel Club chat to The EDGE
Chapel Club frontman Lewis Bowman and guitarist Michael Hibbert give their thoughts on touring, festivals and Cyndi Lauper.
Heralding Hendrix, The Infallible Legacy of a Musical Icon
40 years on since the passing of one of the musical greats but how and why has his legacy lived on.
Reckless Love LIVE @ Southampton Joiners
Dust off your hairspray and dig out your leather trousers as Reckless Love brings the eighties to the noughties.
Laborious, Lacklustre, and Far Too Long: Eat Pray Love
Julia Roberts goes to find herself for a year, whilst she eats food, prays and learns to love after her messy divorce – a flawed premise for a film…?
The Pierces – Love You More
The Pierces’ fourth album, Love you more, might well cause a few hearts to beat a little faster.
Food for Thought: Jamie’s ‘School Dinners’ hits USA
Jamie Oliver takes on America in the latest stop on his healthy food campaign and encounters a frosty reception.
Oxjam Battle of the Bands
What better to do on a Wednesday night than see three different acts compete in…
The Founding of Facebook: A Tale of Sex, Money, Genius and Betrayal. The Accidental Billionaires, a Novel By Ben Mezrich
A review of ‘The accidental billionaires’ by Ben Mezrich – You are a Facebook junkie, and the accidental billionaires did this to you. Heaven knows you owe it to yourself to figure out how and why.
The Edge Buzz: Kings of Leon back on top and Hobbits are go!
An irreverent, and often irrelevant, look at the past week’s entertainment news…
REWIND: The Killers – Sam’s Town
The EDGE goes back four years to examine the album which fully established The Killers as an indie phenomenon.