Review: Dreii
Thomas reviews the by-the-numbers puzzle game, Dreii
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‘No homo’: The unnecessary act of changing pronouns in song covers
Come on over, Valerie, while The Edge talk about song covers and their artists that don’t worry about the terrible, awful potential where you might, maybe, possibly, think someone is not 100% straight.
Review: Happy Valley (Season 2, Episode 6)
Happy Valley’s second season ends on a satisfying note says James Barker.
University of Southampton Student Film Festival 2016: The Final Round-Up
Matt takes us through the first annual UoS Student Film Festival.
What’s the Matt-er: The Importance of Having a Plan
In his newest column, Matt elaborates on why long running series need to have a definitive plan.
Review: Kung Fu Panda 3
The third and possibly final entry in the Kung Fu Panda series is one of its best, says Chris Meads.
The Edge Reacts To… The latest Captain America: Civil War trailer
Our writers have come together to discuss their thoughts on the latest Civil War trailer, as well as the long-awaited arrival of Tom Holland’s Spiderman.
Review: The Feeling – The Feeling
Uncool, dull, and entirely forgettable, The Feeling’s self-titled fifth album isn’t even worth being disappointed over.
The Edge Reacts To… Game of Thrones’ first trailer for season six
Our writers offer their initial thoughts on the first trailer for the next chapter in HBO’s enthralling fantasy drama.
Review: Macklemore & Ryan Lewis – This Unruly Mess I’ve Made
Navi reviews the second studio album from American hip-hop duo Macklemore and Ryan Lewis.
Why World Book Day matters to me
World Book Day; a day for costumes, and cheap books, and exploring new worlds. A day for nostalgia, basically.
The Edge Reacts To… The first Ghostbusters trailer
Our writers have come together to offer their views on the new trailer, starring Kristen Wiig and Melissa McCarthy.
Who is the most inspiring literary character?
The Edge’s writers got together to ask who leapt off the page to motivate and inspire them – all for World Book Day 2016.
Review: Nina Conti at Criterion Theatre, London
Comedic ventriloquist Nina Conti continued her residency at the Criterion Theatre in the heart of London’s Piccadilly Circus for her ‘In Your Face’ show (29/02/16).