EastEnders uproar? Hardly.
The complaints about the Eastenders gay love scene aren’t all they’re cracked up to be
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“I wanna make up a woman’s name and write seedy books”: Pigeon Detectives Interview
Hayley Taulbut catches up with the Yorkshire quintet to talk new albums, tours, and acting careers.
Fighting Fiction and Still Bust talk touring, recording, and the state of the UK Punk Rock scene.
The EDGE caught up with Fighting Fiction and Still Bust midway through their April UK…
Bowling for Soup – ‘S-S-S-Saturday’
The first single from the upcoming studio album Fishin for Woo’s, Bowling for Soup demonstrate that they still have a certain charm about them
EDGE Goes 90s: Fashion of the 90s
Was fashion in the 90s more than just sweatshirts and nylon tracksuits?
What was Clint thinking? Hereafter, a review
How on earth did this happen? How did this get made? How can such a…
Beady Eye – Different Gear, Still Speeding
Liam Gallagher says it’s better than Definitely Maybe, but will Beady Eye’s debut album live up to the hype?
Mediocre and uninspired: The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet’s Nest
After the close to awful second instalment, we finally get a conclusion to the strange…
Chicago’s latest run. Apparently, they both reached for the gun.
London’s Cambridge Theatre this year plays host to the longest-running, most-revived Broadway musical in the…
Monsters: a low-budget, high-class alien invasion movie
Gareth Edwards’ debut feature plays like a road movie that just happens to feature aliens…
A quiet masterpiece: Another Year
Having lost out on the Palm D’Or at Cannes earlier this year, Mike Leigh’s latest…
The Bluetones – Golden Soul: More Than Pretty Harmonies
The Bluetones’ new single is full of warm and mellow California-style countrified harmonies. Like Beachwood…
Linkin Park Modestly Reinvent Music with A Thousand Suns
Linkin Park try a different approach to making music, and the result is sophisticated and interesting to say the least.
ON AIR: A Love/Hate Relationship with Radio 1
In a world that is unavoidably privileging the internet mediums of Spotify, Youtube and the like, The EDGE ask how, and why, radio still exists.