Review: James Bay at Bournemouth International Centre
This year’s rising star of British solo male acts came to the south to play a set, including his debut album Chaos And The Calm (06/10/15).
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LFF Review: Steve Jobs
The closing night gala of this year’s London Film Festival promised plenty of potential for this year’s Oscar race, says Film Editor Ben.
LFF Review: Queen of Earth
Alex Ross Perry’s latest film isn’t quite as good as his last, says Film Editor Ben.
Die Hard lives on, with plans for a sixth movie now underway
A prequel, telling the story of a young John McClane is currently in development, with Len Wiseman set to direct.
LFF Review: Jacked
Film Editor Ben backs one of the festival’s smaller releases, Rene Pannevis’s urban short.
Review: Suffragette
Editor Natalie tackles Sarah Gavron’s account of the suffragette movement, but finds it to be not quite up to scratch.
“Normal 19 year olds are boring anyway”: An interview with Rat Boy
Before a chaotic gig at the Joiners, Toby caught up with Rat Boy for a chat about a debut album, tour, and getting into trouble.
“To be honest as long as there is a challenge in the role, I am drawn to it”: An interview with Valmike Rampersad
Valmike Rampersad took lead roles in two films which opened in international film festivals last month. We caught up with him to talk about his first ‘baddie’ role, where home is, and diversity on television.
How to Fix: Doctor Who
News Editor Anneka offers her thoughts on how the BBC’s cult classic could be improved.
“It’s totally unknown to us what people’s reactions are going to be” : An Interview with Tom Clarke of The Enemy
Emily chats to Tom Clarke of The Enemy ahead of the release of the band’s new album and upcoming UK tour.
“What I am, and what I do, are the same thing”: An interview with The Proclaimers
Features Editor Camilla got to talk to her – and Scotland’s – favourite twins about inspirations, and how to become a music industry legend.
First Impressions: Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege
Our writers give their first impressions on the closed Rainbow Six Siege beta.
This Week in Gaming
This Week in Gaming (28/09/15-04/10/15) features Lego Dimensions, a game which has a genuine claim to having one of the most impressive casts of all time.
Review: Life
Ben delivers an early look at acclaimed photographer-turned-director Anton Corbijn’s latest.