Review: How To Train Your Dragon 2 ★★★★★
This is a sequel that delivers on every front; it increases the scale, expands the mythology, goes to unexpected places and still holds on to what worked the first time, says Harrison Abbott.
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Friday at Blissfields (04/07/14)
On the Friday of the festival, attention turned to the main stage, labelled the Wild Stage in honour of the festival’s wildlife theme.
Review: Thief’s Magic by Trudi Canavan
Thief’s Magic is an engaging novel, which fails to match the standards set by Canavan’s previous novels, as one character far outshines the others.
Thursday at Blissfields (3/07/14)
The much-loved family festival, situated in the heart of the Hampshire countryside kick started on Thursday the 3rd of July.
Review: Arcade Fire at Hyde Park (03/07/2014)
There was no questioning the sadness felt when the set came to an end, especially with the knowledge that it was Arcade Fire’s last UK performance of 2014.
Review: Slow Club – Complete Surrender
Laden with powerful vocals and grand instrumental backdrops, Slow Club’s latest album definitely presents a more mature and sophisticated Taylor and Watson.
The trailer for Exodus: Gods and Kings is unveiled – watch
Christian Bale appears in the first trailer of Ridley Scott’s upcoming film Exodus: Gods and Kings.
Big-screen Bowie: the Five Greatest David Bowie Film Appearances
In honour of the great man himself and in frustration of his refusal to go on tour, our writer and Head of Events Alex Meehan comprised a list of David Bowie’s best film appearances.
“We basically make good British rock!”: An Interview with Lower Than Atlantis Frontman, Mike Duce
The Edge caught up with famously outspoken LTA frontman Mike Duce for a chat about, among other things, how he started getting into music and his biggest music industry pet peeves.
Open’er Festival, Gdynia (2-5.07.2014)
Taking place on the seaside in the city of Gdynia, Open’er is known as a hipster Mecca. Better take your coolest sunglasses, flannel shirt and baggy sweater.
Chart round-up: Ariana Grande gets her first UK number one
In the album chart, Ed Sheeran remains in top spot, leaving 5 Seconds of Summer and George Ezra’s new entries close behind.
Nostalgic News: Forrest Gump released 20 years ago today
The drama-romance was released back in 1994 and is considered one of the greatest films made.
TV round-up: 4th – 11th July
This week’s TV round-up includes True Blood and a new twist on Come Dine With Me.
Review: Camden Crawl 2014 (20 – 21/06/14)
Despite a plethora of desperate half-price ticket deals, Lewis Cato found the event eerily empty, but noble in it’s failure.