The ever sincere, humble musician Lucy Rose was kind enough to give up some of her time to talk to The Edge about her sophomore album, the development of her sound, and that crazy ‘Our Eyes’ music video!
Robin Johnson reviews the collaborative show between three university sketch troupes.
Our celebration of LGBT History Month continues with a review of Blue is the Warmest Colour by our Film Editor, Virginie Robe.
Star of stage and screen and Nuffield associate actor Tom Hiddleston offered an intimate Q&A session with members and friends at The Nuffield Theatre. Here’s what happened on this special night.
The Bridge hosted The i Sessions, showcasing student bands in a national competition.
Now getting into his 80s, Boorman returns once again with another unpredictable twist, says Ben Robins from the London Film Festival.
This week’s TV round-up includes Glastonbury 2014 coverage, The Honourable Woman and The Secret Life of Students.
Film Editor Barnaby Walter and Culture Editor Rebecca James come together to look at the rise of binge watching television.
Virginie Robe reviews the excellent romantic drama Blue is the Warmest Colour
Lars von Trier has made a remarkable film that hints that the most extreme material is still to come.
To get us in the mood for Valentine’s Day, we look at the romantic pairings that have lit-up the silver screen.
Annabelle Asker caught up with Bombay Bicycle Club’s drummer Suren to ask a few questions about the new album, it’s influences and what we can expect from their live shows.
Lewis Cato talks music, Coldplay and existential crisis with Matt Healy from The 1975.
Bronwyn Scotland has got your next two weeks sorted with her guide to avoiding those Fresher’s nights.