Christmas has arrived… early. The German Christmas market is up in Millenium Square once again for the festive period. There are plenty of options to treat yourself to whether that be food, drink, or […]
Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra Release The Capitol Studio Sessions
Just when you thought Jeff Goldblum couldn’t get any cooler, you find out he plays piano in a jazz band. The notorious actor, famous for his classic roles in Jurassic Park and Independence Day, has […]
In the Middle with Trudy and the Romance
Gabby Kenny chats with the lovely Ollie Taylor and Brad Mullins from Trudy and the Romance before their show at Hyde Park Book Club two weeks ago. Along with Lewis Rollinson, the band met in […]
Preview: The Golden Thread – Music for Gamelan, 30.11.18
Prepare yourselves to be transported by the magical sounds of Gamelan. On November 30th in Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, students from the School of Music will take the listener on a musical journey to the […]
The Courteeners get Leeds “Fucking Cooking” at the First Direct Arena, 18.11.2018
From sellout shows in front of 50,000 people, to packed out arena shows, The Courteeners seem almost unrecognisable from the band critics 11 years ago stated would be unheard of in a decade. For anyone […]
Review: Theatre Group’s Doctor Faustus
Theatre Group’s production of Doctor Faustus was directed by Olivia Allen and adapted into the modern era from Christopher Marlowe’s 1592 classic. It follows Faustus, an academic who turns to black magic in a thirst […]
In Memoriam: Stan Lee
Stan Lee, the legendary comic book writer and editor, sadly passed away on the 12th November at the age of 95. An icon of popular culture, he co-created a multitude of popular superhero characters alongside […]
Ten Years On: An Ode to Twilight
With this week marking ten years since Twilight first premiered, Paige Johnston offers her take on the teen-favourite franchise. Ten years have passed since Twilight graced our screens, entered our hearts and created a hoard […]
Tenacious D Saves the World in New Album, Post-Apocalypto
Six years after their last album, 2012’s Rize of the Fenix, comedy rock duo Tenacious D are back with their fourth album Post-Apocalypto, an album that acts as a soundtrack to the band’s new animated […]
Muse Release New Album, Simulation Theory
Simulation Theory, the eighth studio album from rock band Muse is the commendable effort to maintain the pivotal success of the band’s previous work. Whilst being a matrix for new offerings, it contains no stand […]
Agony Aunt: Help, I’m Struggling to Love My Body
I tried on some clothes from years ago, but they don’t fit me anymore – I hadn’t noticed that I’d changed that much but now I feel really self-conscious and fat. After being taught about […]
Agony Aunt: Housing Advice for First Years
Moving out is one of the first big demands university makes of you. Once you’ve done that, another big hurdle: finding your own private student accommodation for the first time. From the safety of student […]