Image: Marvel Studios For years, certain Marvel fans have been clamouring for a movie based on the character of Deadpool; a wisecracking, fourth-wall-aware, ultraviolent assassin. The idea for this project had been floating around since […]
Music | Alt-J @ Manchester Apollo 20/09
With a name derived from an Apple Mac command, lyrics rooted in literature and a love of art-house films, Alt-J are anything but predictable. Their explosive debut An Awesome Wave featured a ground-breaking blend of […]
Arts | Preview – No/Gloss Film Festival
Image: the-totality.com, Video: No Gloss Film Festival The independent film festival No Gloss is returning to Leeds for its third year. Showing mainly a series of short films throughout the day, starting from two minutes […]
TV | Freeview Flicks of the Week: The Rum Diary, The Queen and Stand By Me
In the Middle’s weekly best freeview flicks picks are here! This week we go on a trip to Puerto Rico, take a look at the life of our current Queen and explore Iranian culture. MONDAY – […]
‘Froots’
The sixties was a decade characterised by a rebellion against the mundane and the fashion of the time reflected the psychedelic lifestyle that many chose. Iconic looks of the sixties include the famous mini-skirt and […]
Plain Jane
Victoria Beckham and Stella McCartney have championed it. Now, the key beauty trend that London Fashion Week was full of has been spotted on campus. Believe it or not, you may have been accidentally following […]
Gentlemen’s Hour
This season, the modern gent is rediscovering the classic black and white. The monochrome colour palette that has stood the test of time […]
Editors’ Choice w / 29th September
To give you a glimpse into the hearts and minds of your four favourite people at In The Middle, we the music editors have decided to lovingly curate our favourite tracks into weekly playlists. To kickstart this […]
This week we love…
Vogue Italia, and why wouldn’t we? The publication deemed to be “the top fashion magazine in the world” turned fifty this month and is still as shocking, entertaining and amazing as ever. Throughout its fifty […]
TV | Downton Abbey predictably popular, but delightfully good
Forget Freshers’ welcome parties. We all know that the first two weeks of the academic year are dedicated to a single task: the race to watch as many television series as physically possible before the […]
Film | 20,000 Days on Earth Review
Photo: nickcave.com There’s nobody quite like Nick Cave. Since the age of fourteen in The Birthday Party, the Australian has had a genuine presence in the music world. Over this long and varied career, Cave […]
Review: One Night With… Floating Points
Unpredictability is an essential attribute of the ‘One Night With’ series. With a demanding six hour slot, variety and unexpected turns are fundamental to retaining the crowd for the duration. Floating Points was the latest […]