Not many films can boast such an intriguing plotline as Angus Sampson’s The Smuggler (named The Mule in Australia), in which the simple yet distressing notion of someone being unable to go to the toilet […]
Review: Exposed – A Collection of Shallow Archetypes
Declan Dale does not exist. Declan Dale is a pseudonym for the director who abandoned this film after Lionsgate Premiere edited what was meant to be a bilingual, surrealist drama (sounds promising so far) into […]
Review: Creed – Comeback of the Year
We enter the fray in Juvie, where a troubled youth by the name of Adonis Johnson (Michael B. Jordan) is being held. He is picked up and taken in by Mary Anne Creed (Phylicia Rashad) […]
More than just breakfast
As LS6 takes a new direction for 2016, we join them to celebrate a new era for the much-loved restaurant. LS6 café has always been a student staple. You only need to venture to Hyde […]
A new direction for publishing?
Penguin Random House UK axes degree requirement from recruitment process. In an unprecedented move for the publishing industry, Penguin Random House has recently decided to scrap the need for a degree to enter their workforce. […]
The Witness: A lost world of puzzles
Let’s face it we all need a source of inspiration, a beacon of hope in this dreary mid-winter. As the glowing faces of freshers grow aged and tired and final-year students push through their last […]
The Turk’s Head: Victoriana revisited
The one thing I have always thought that was missing from the Leeds nightlife scene is a place that looks like the set for a contemporary Dickens fashion shoot, probably the kind that would be […]
Kid Criminals: A new approach
Questions surrounding the exemption of justice appear in a somewhat more exaggerated form in the US, where children are locked up at a rate seven times higher than in the UK. Kid Criminals is an […]
My kind of cop-out: Brooklyn 99 season 2
Although it’s actually in the middle of airing its third season over in the US, the award-winning comedy series Brooklyn 99 is back all-guns-blazing with season two, available on Netflix for those of us still […]
Kitty in boots: The cat’s out of the bag
Kitty in Boots, an unpublished Beatrix Potter tale, has been rediscovered in museum archives. Jo Hanks, a publisher at Penguin Random House Children’s paved the way to this exciting new discovery. With 2016 marking the […]
The mad and terrifying world of Donald Trump
Channel 4 sent Matt Frei on the campaign trail of controversial billionaire-come-tycoon-come-celebrity, Donald Trump, in the race for the Republican nomination and his bid for the White House. The title, The Mad World of Donald […]
Leeds RAG Fashion Show: Talkin’ bout a Revolution – The Preview
The annual RAG fashion show consistently supports a range of local charities, and the 2016 show is in aid of Leeds Mencap and the Refugee Council. For the feel of this photo shoot, we wanted […]