Notes on News: Will Drive-in Gigs Work?
Drive-in gigs are happening locally in Southampton, and touring nationally with LiveNation, but does it work?
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Southampton student sets up theatre stream in aid of NHS and Black Lives Matter
Southampton University English student Elizabeth Sorrell has used her lockdown time as a creative opportunity…
Notes on News: Resources for Anti-Racism
Some of our writers have compiled a list of films, books and plays that you can use to help educate yourselves on racism and the Black Lives Matter movement.
Street Cat Named Bob dies aged 14
The star of the best-seller A Street Cat Named Bob memoir and of the 2016 film with the same title has died, aged 14.
Nostalgic News: Phineas and Ferb ended 5 years ago
Louise reminisces over one of her favourite childhood shows.
Nostalgic News: Mariah Carey’s eponymous debut album was released 30 years ago
Maddie celebrates the anniversary of this music legend’s debut album.
Nostalgic News: The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D was released 15 years ago
The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D was the perfect addition to any childhood sleepover, according to Maddie Lock.
Notes on News: Celebrities join anti-racism protests
Vidhi Bassi explores how celebrities have been contributing to Black Lives Matter protests.
Nostalgic News: Sense8 debuted 10 years ago
Hazel celebrates the debut of this popular Netflix show.
Should Artists Charge for Live-Streamed Gigs?
Live-streamed gigs have become the norm, but is it right to charge money for them?
Richard Ayoade to host virtual BAFTA TV Awards
The British comedian will be hosting the awards which will be broadcast on July 31st on BBC One.
Film festivals join to create ‘We Are One’ global festival
We Are One is running on Youtube from 29th May until 7th June.
Nostalgic News: Slaves’ Are You Satisfied? was released 5 years ago
Charlotte Brennan celebrates the debut release from Slaves.
Nostalgic News: Florence + The Machine’s How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful was released 5 years ago
Olivia Dellar looks back at Florence’s third album.