The Edge’s Top Ten Television Shows of 2018
Love it or hate it, there was a lot of telly worth tuning into in 2018. Your favourite entertainment magazine breaks it down.
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Preview: Greywind at The Joiners, Southampton
The Irish rock duo, Greywind, are coming to Southampton this December for their first headline tour. Jack Nash looks at what we can expect to see
This Month in Live: December
It’s the last This Month in Live of the year and we’re keeping it coastal
Review: Better Call Saul (Season 4, Episode 1)
Joe Williams reviews the “intense” and “beautiful” opening episode of the Breaking Bad spin-off’s fourth season.
“Willing and excited and enthusiastic, that’s really what we are” – An interview with Sofi Tukker
The New York duo tell us about their unlikely friendship, what makes a perfect party, and percussive on-stage foliage.
The alternative picks for awards season
With awards season coming to an end, Film Editor David looks at some of the year’s most notable snubs.
The Edge’s 2018 Oscars thoughts and predictions
Ahead of this Sunday’s awards show, The Edge writers come together to make their predictions and share their thoughts.
The Edge’s Favourite 80s Sitcoms
The 1980s was jam-packed with brilliant sitcoms, so The Edge have come together to name their favourites.
“I do like to have a human feel, human error is a beautiful thing” – An interview with Børns
Børns talked with us recently about his upcoming album, his style, and why children should be bored sometimes.
Is ITV’s new hit Liar damaging for victims of rape?
Sarah Rendell looks at how the ongoing drama ‘Liar’ might damage attitudes towards victims of rape even more.
Review: Better Call Saul (Season 3, Episode 1)
Sam Law reviews as Breaking Bad’s slippery lawyer returns for this third solo season.
Review: 20th Century Women
Writer Jack reviews this phenominal coming of age drama by Mike Mills.
‘La La Land’, ‘Moonlight’ and ‘American Crime Story’ lead 2017 Golden Globe nominations
The awards will be handed out on January 8th 2017, with Jimmy Fallon set to host.
Progress on the Small Screen: Is an all-female directing team a good thing?
Alice Johannessen looks at the stats regarding female directors, and talks the reasons that Film should follow Television’s lead.