Editor-in-Chief Robbie Cairns reviews Us, the second film from Jordan Peele which hit cinemas yesterday.
In Profile: Adwoa Aboah
Outspoken feminist, mental health advocate, and founder of Gurls Talk, Safi Bugel celebrates the model who can do it all. Adwoa Aboah’s distinctively well-sculpted, freckled face and husky voice have almost certainly entered your radar […]
TV Review: Afterlife
Ricky Gervais is back in an all-new slightly odd dark comedy! Self-hatred, drug abuse and overcoming misery, the new Netflix series Afterlife brings together a perfect blend of laughter, sadness and heart-warming moments that will […]
Deutschland 86 Makes Thrilling Comeback
March 8th saw the much-anticipated Deutschland 86 hit UK screens, after fans of the Cold War German thriller endured a nearly 4-year wait for the Deutschland 83 sequel. Set three years on from Deutschland 83, […]
Game of Thrones Season 8 Trailer – 2 Minutes and a Whole Season’s Worth of Information
On April 15th, millions of people will jump to their TVs to catch the first episode of one of the most anticipated final seasons of a TV show in years. With a month before it […]
ITV’s Cheat: A Thrilling Story of Power and Coercion
The thrilling ITV drama Cheat is set in the academic sphere of life on a University campus, with lecturer Dr Leah Dale (Katherine Kelly), on probation for a permanent position at the University; accusing her […]
“Rape Day”: the Video Games that Normalises Sexual Assault
In our modern society, normalisation to graphic content is becoming increasingly common. In the digital age we are constantly being exposed to images and videos that casually depict issues such as abuse, assault and rape. […]
Do All Stories Have One of Six Basic Plot Points?
Everyone knows that the general outline of content in various art forms tend to repeat themselves. Ed Sheeran is famously getting sued for how similar ‘Thinking Out Loud’ is to ‘Let’s Get It On’. When […]
The Very Best Of Newton Faulkner So Far Is Unsurprisingly Good
From start to finish this album delivers brilliantly. With acoustic guitar and vocals at its centre, Newton displays how he is an artist with a clear identity, who has had longevity in his career through […]
Let The Eurovision Excitement Commence
The 64th Eurovision Song Contest is kicking off on the 14th May, in the controversial host country of Israel. As always, the show is set to see a few ballads which are arguably the antithesis […]
Foals Save Themselves in Stunning New Album
In 2018, when Arctic Monkeys released Tranquillity Base Hotel & Casino, fans were divided and faced with a band once energetic and explosive, refined to weird lounge jazz and piano-plinking. To some, it was viewed […]
Jack Savoretti Releases New Album, Singing to Strangers
Combining a hint of the wild west, at times what feels like a nod to Abba, lying under a pop blanket, as well as a subtle gravelly rock vocal tone, Jack Savoretti delivers his next […]