Lorde at O2 Academy Brixton (06/06/2014)
Lorde stuns the crowd with her mesmerising performance at sold out O2 Academy Brixton show.
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Review: Camden Rocks 2014 (31/05/2014)
“That rock ‘n’ roll, eh?”, Alex Turner once spoke; his hair full of Brylcreem and…
Lawson will still perform at SUSU Grad Ball 2014
Union President David Gilani has assured students that Lawson will still perform at the 2014 SUSU Graduation Ball.
Review: Godzilla ★★★☆☆
Though occasionally spectacular, Godzilla is a step down in terms of quality for director Gareth Edwards.
The Great Escape Festival 2014: Thursday
Highlights from the first day of Europe’s leading new music festival.
The reboot of Spider-Man: Mary Jane Watson versus Gwen Stacy
Harrison considers the Amazing Spider-Man franchise’s switching of Mary Jane for the considerably more likable Gwen Stacey.
Ready to walk on the wild side? Blissfields goes for Guinness World Record
To celebrate the theme of this year’s Blissfields Festival (Walk on the Wild Side!) festival goers are invited to join in a Guinness World Record!
Procrastination: the best TV shows to fill your revision breaks
Lewis Taplin picks the top five TV shows to break up your revision with.
Review: Locke ★★★★★
Despite starting with such a daringly vacant set-up, Locke spins itself into an edgy and original thriller powered by a phenomenal lead and an inspiring script.
Review: Noah ★★★★☆
Noah is an undeniably odd hybrid of a film, but its a rich, potent piece of work if approached on its own terms.
Preview: Meadows in the Mountains Festival, Bulgaria
After your exams are over and you need a change in your life – why not grab your backpack, hop on a plane to Sofia, and lose yourself in the mystical mountainside of Bulgaria?
Comment: The greatest movie bromances
Harrison Abbott expresses his love for cinema’s long-running trend for strong male-to-male friendships.
Justin Timberlake at The O2 Arena, London (1/4/2014)
Justin Timberlake shows London why his 20/20 Experience tour is not one to be missed.
Review: The Zero Theorem ★★★★☆
A neurotic self-pluralising computer analyst desperately seeks the reason for human existence in a self-collapsing…