“I don’t think I am famous” – An interview with GBBO’s Selasi Gbormittah
We caught up with The Great British Bake Off contestant to talk about fame, baking playlists and the correct way to pronounce ‘scones’.
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Review: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
We’ve done our waiting, and it’s finally time to return to the Wizarding World; but is it the one we know and love?
Blu-ray Review: X-Men Apocalypse
Culture Editor James reviews X-Men: Apocalypse, for its Blu-ray release.
Closer To The Edge: the books we’d love to see on the big screen
In the latest edition of Closer to The Edge, our writers discuss which of their favourite books deserve film adaptations.
Review: Poldark (Series 2, Episode 10)
Megan Isaac reviews the first class finale of Poldark, which leaves viewers desperately hungry for the upcoming third season…
This Week In Culture: The Crown, Atlanta & Jack Reacher (06/11/16)
This Week in Culture: The Crown’s on Netflix, Donald Glover’s navigating the rap scene, and a new PS4 that no one asked for.
Raindance Film Festival: – “There’s no point running out and shooting something unless you’ve got a script that is amazing” – An interview with Keir and Dédé Burrows, Part Two
In part two of The Edge’s interview with director-producer team Keir and Dédé Burrows, the…
Raindance Film Festival: “If I were to meet myself, I’d crack jokes with me, we’d have the same sense of humour, we’d get along, we’ve both gotta be idiots” – An interview with Keir and Dédé Burrows, Part One
Sophie Trenear continues our coverage of Raindance Film Festival, with an interview with the creative forces behind Sci-fi screener, Worm.
Raindance Film Festival: Press Conference with Ken Loach
As part of The Edge’s Raindance Film Festival coverage, writer Sophie was there to see auteur Ken Loach receive his award.
This Week In Culture: The Walking Dead, Arrow (23/10/16)
This Week in Culture: brutal murders in The Walking Dead’s return, two different superhero shows coming to the UK from the US, and a new ballet at Mayflower Theatre.
Review: Class (Series 1, Episode 1)
Culture Editor James has his reservations when it comes to the series opener of Class, ‘For Tonight We Might Die’.
Southampton Film Festival review: Twenty Twenty-Four
Writer Ben reviews Richard Mundy’s sci-fi horror which featured at the Southampton International Film Festival.
Raindance Film Festival – “I love high school movies. Which is terrible because I’m 34”: An Interview With Kes Baxter and Gregory Kirchhoff, Part 2
Part two of Sophie Treater’s interview with Kes Baxter and Gregory Kirchhoff.
Venue in Focus: The Engine Rooms
Sophie McEvoy writes about what makes The Engine Rooms such a fantastic venue.