30 TV shows to watch in 2014
The Edge’s top picks of shows that you need to be watching in 2014.
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The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug ★★★☆☆
The second film charting the journey of Bilbo, Gandalf and company is a definite improvement on the first, explains Chris Pate.
‘I still feel like I’ve got a lot of songs left in me to write’: An interview with Natalie Findlay of Findlay
Lewis Cato chats to Natalie from Findlay about foxes, festivals and freezing on rooftops.
‘It’s kind of always been the plan to get as big as we can’: An Interview with The Family Rain
Michael Anderson interviewed The Family Rain at their Joiners show.
‘We are always going to be the band that we want to be’: an interview with Mallory Knox
Owen Middleton caught up with Sam Douglas and Dave Rawling of Mallory Knox.
Review: Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Special
Natasha Raymond gives the low down on the Doctor Who 50th Anniversary special.
Review: The Laughter Lounge at The Bridge (21/11/2013)
The Laughter Lounge, presented by Comedy Central, happens fortnightly in The Bridge in SUSU, and…
The Curve #5
This weeks wackiest and most pointless celebrity stories!
Archive: Magnolia (1999) is Paul Thomas Anderson’s Magnum Opus
Magnolia allows its viewers get absorbed for several hours by some of the best acting, cinematography and writing from cinema’s recent history, says Daniel Flynn.
Downton Abbey: Series 4
*****Warning! Spoiler alert!***** It sure has been a busy year at Downton Abbey! We’ve seen…
Review: Arrow (Season 2, Episode 1)
The second season of the CW’s popular Arrow has returned to the TV. The show…
The Pigeon Detectives; still relevant?
The Pigeon Detectives talk to Lisa Klein about how they owe their success to their long lasting friendship.
HIM at Southampton Guildhall (28/10/2013)
HIM are a band famous for writing the sort of darkly gothic love songs favoured…
The Curve #3
This weeks round up of the most ridiculous celebrity news stories, featuring Robin Thicke’s ego and everybody’s favourite Glad-Tea-ator.