Review: Al Murray at the Theatre Royal, Windsor
News Editor Rob offers an insight into what to expect from the Pub Landlord’s next offering.
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Review: Lianne La Havas & Alessia Cara at Wembley Stadium
Xavier Voigt-Hill reviews the support acts for Coldplay’s first Wembley headline show since 2009 (15/06/2016).
Review: Mirror’s Edge Catalyst
Conor Kavanagh reviews Mirror’s Edge Catalyst, the long awaited return to Faith Connor’s dystopian future.
Review: Red Hot Chili Peppers – The Getaway
“A side we haven’t seen from them in a while,” says Sophie McEvoy.
Review: Isle Of Wight Festival 2016 – Friday
Busted made their first festival appearance since reuniting, whilst Sigma provided an afterparty to remember (10/06/16).
“When you love something and you get the opportunity to consistently do it, you feel lucky”: A tribute to Anton Yelchin
Following the news that the Star Trek actor has died, our writers have come together to share their thoughts on his best film roles.
Review: Download Festival 2016 – Sunday
Sophie reviews the final day of Download Festival, featuring sets from Breaking Benjamin, Nightwish and Iron Maiden.
Closer To The Edge: Our Summer Road Trip Playlist
In this week’s Closer To The Edge feature; our writers compile their perfect playlist to accompany any road trip this summer
First Look Review: Elvis and Nixon
Film editor Hollie reviews the eccentric and hilarious Elvis and Nixon, ahead of its release later this week.
This Week in Culture: Mario & Sonic, Sarah Millican at Mayflower (19/06/16)
This Week in Culture (19/6-25/6) sees Mario and Sonic’s new game released, and Sarah Millican arrive at the Mayflower Theatre.
Review: Me Before You
Rehana reviews this emotional rollercoaster of a rom-com, starring Sam Claflin and Emilia Clarke.
“It’s about being nothing that you’re not, just be true to yourself”: An interview with Steve Kiely of Monster Truck at Download Festival 2016
Writer Sophie Trenear sat down with Steve Kiely of the band Monster Truck, to discuss all things rock, roll and video games.
Review: The Hunna at the Joiners, Southampton
Olivia Krauze reviews The Hunna at The Joiners.
SFF Opening Night Gala: Goldstone
A great piece of Australian cinema, Ivan Sen’s new film Goldstone blends western and noir into an intoxicatingly tense experience.