During the first panel of her four date Wire residency Peach jokingly suggested that the UK has a ‘dance privilege’. The sheer number of clubs, regular visits from big name touring DJs and the fact […]
Clutch Bring ‘Almighty Boogie Rock’ to O2 Academy
Since forming in 1991, eclectic Maryland based hard rockers Clutch have had a steady rise to stardom, creating a strong loyal fan-base of ‘Gearheads’. The band released their first EP Passive Restraints in 1992 and […]
Interview: The Story of Official Secret’s Katharine Gun
Eve Clark sits down with Katharine Gun, whose efforts to expose British government secrets involving the Iraq War were recently depicted in the film Official Secrets.
2020 Exhibition Hot List
It’s the start of a new year, and nearly every publication out there seems to have an article about the exciting things the contemporary art world has in store for us in 2020. If you’re […]
Austentatious: Emma’s out to judge the gentry!
Arts and Culture Editor Tanika Lane reviews the trailer for upcoming film Emma, following the antics of meddlesome busybody Emma Woodhouse.
Review: Little Women
Little Women is the charmingly intimate tale of the four March sisters, Jo (Saoirse Ronan), Meg (Emma Watson), Amy (Florence Pugh) and Beth (Eliza Scanlen). The intersecting timelines fragment their lives into pockets of golden […]
Barney Artist Charms Hyde Park Book Club
Down in the basement at Hyde Park Book Club, an excitable (and very fashionably dressed) crowd was gathering for the show that night- Barney Artist, the East London modern hip hop master. The support act […]
Review: Sex Education Season 2
Sam Lawrence review the latest season of one of Netflix’s most acclaimed shows, Sex Education.
Need A Little More Literary Lovin’?
From Romeo and Juliet, to Elizabath and Darcy, to Bella and Edward, there are many literary couples we frankly hear too much about, especially during the lead up to Valentine‘s Day. Emma Rivers gives her list of five underrated romance novels to get your teeth into
A Tribute to the Life and Work of Barbara Hepworth
Noah Hughes recounts the life and work of world renowned Wakefield-born sculptor, Barbara Hepworth
Languages of Love
At The Gryphon Arts & Culture, we have hand-picked the most romantic films from around the world for you to swoon over this Valentine‘s Day.
Review: Bombshell
The #MeToo movement of 2017 exposed the terrible things people did to each other behind closed doors in the entertainment industry and has kickstarted a new genre of films exploring the subject in detail. The […]