This recipe is here to change your dull, pasta filled diet. These tortilla cups are easy to make and very versatile too – fill them with whatever you fancy! This recipe calls for a mix […]
Playlist for Red Bull Music Academy presents Moodymann and co.
In The Middle choose our top track for each artist playing at Canal Mills’ extraordinary night this Saturday: Moodymann – Sloppy Cosmic George Fitzgerald – Child John Talabot – When The Past Was Present […]
Into the Void: What would happen if a Black Hole Entered our Solar System?
With Christopher Nolan’s newest film Interstellar, now in cinemas (see our recent article on the incredible black hole at the heart of this film) it’s safe to say that black holes are becoming quite the subject […]
Hundreds attend funeral of Uni student Trisha Lad
University of Leeds student Trisha Lad was laid to rest last Wednesday following her tragic death last month. Over 300 mourners lined the streets to pay their final respects to Trisha and her younger sister […]
East Street Arts is far more inspiring than going to a gallery
East Street Arts opened ten venues across Leeds recently to offer an insight into artists’ workspaces. Spanning over the week it included workshops, tours, small performances, and individual exhibitions before culminating in the final weekend where […]
UK National Sperm Bank opens in Birmingham
On 30th October, The National Gamete Donation Trust – in conjunction with Birmingham Women’s Hospital – opened the first UK National Sperm Bank. Whilst sperm banks have been open throughout the UK, previously they were […]
Effie Gray is well crafted, but falls short of anything spectacular
Based on the Victorian critic John Ruskin’s unconsummated marriage, Emma Thompson scripts the account of Effie Gray’s ill-fated marriage with intelligence and craftsmanship. The film boasts a fantastic cast with Emma Thompson as the independent […]
Theatre Group’s Pains of Youth is executed with professionalism and skill
Seduction, suffering and suicide are three of the most controversial words in our language, but they are also the three most suitable to describe Ferdinand Bruckner’s Pains of Youth – which was performed by the […]
One Man, Two Guvnors Delights Audiences at Leeds Grand
Earlier this year National Theatre embarked on its third tour of One Man, Two Guvnors and it’s clear to see just how this production has managed to achieve such critical acclaim. Set in 1960s Brighton, […]
Jean ‘Binta’ Breeze’s MBE is not the most impressive thing about her
Walking into the alumni room in the school of English, I was greeted by the huge smile of a woman sitting casually on one of the sofa chairs, to which I couldn’t help but smile […]
We need action against supermarket food waste
Food wastage in the UK is a growing problem and part of a greater global pandemic. In the UK alone last year there was 15 million tonnes of food wasted by supermarkets, industry and consumers […]
Accessory of the Week: Beanie Baby
Keep your head happy, with a chunky knit hat; a small investment ready to see you through the crisp air of today’s climate. As November is strongly underway, pay your respects to winter with this […]