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Jasmine Kelly reviews Eleanor Conway’s stand up set at the Edinburgh Fringe
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Connie Seamer reviews the latest release from the talented Bree Runway.
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Disney made headlines in the same week by removing the Love Simon TV show from Disney+ and announcing their first openly gay character in Pixar’s Onward. But what is Disney’s track record with queer representation? Jess Woodley-Stewart investigates.
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Marcus Bridgland reviews Jess Glynne at the Eden Project, Cornwall.
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Jess Glynne will perform for a second time this summer at the acclaimed Eden Sessions in Cornwall.
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Rupert Grint returns in this 60s-set caper which doesn’t quite get to where it wants to be, says new Features Editor Rehana Nurmahi.
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Steve Adams explores the relevance of NWA during Black History Month.
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Mr Brainwash, aka Thierry Guetta rumoured to be Banksy’s guise, opened his solo exhibition of street art in central London yesterday. In the queue of the first two hundred visitors, I was given a free souvenir spray can and felt the buzz around the exhibition as I went in. Located at the Old Sorting Office,…
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2025 has been the year of Olivia Dean. The 26-year-old, London-born singer has recently released her much anticipated second album, The Art of Loving. In 2019, Dean released her first EP, OK Love You Bye, which secured her a contract with EMI. The EP, featuring songs such as ‘OK Love You Bye’ and ‘Reason To…
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Zach Cregger’s second film Weapons successfully expands his collection of absurdist horrors, following the triumph of his directorial debut Barbarian in 2022. This much anticipated feature delivers on tension and carefully placed scares, and its intriguing narrative structure leads viewers through the withheld secrets of the main characters. At 2.17 am, 17 children from Justine…
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Having released their third studio album, everyone, outside on April 11th 2025, Macclesfield trio band Cassia returned to touring. Written and recorded fresh off the back of two years of touring, the album marks a bold new chapter and tropical-infused energy, with them stopping in Southampton on the 16th of May to play a bold…
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Based on Scott Westerfeld’s 2005 young adult novel, Netflix’s adaptation of Uglies is relatively simple. In a dystopian future three hundred years from now, the government funds everything, including the mandated extreme cosmetic surgery everyone receives at the age of 16, transforming them from an ‘Ugly’ into a ‘Pretty’. Both the book and the film…
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Rosie Spurrier details her favourite artists to make it big online.
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A reflection on the nostalgic music trends of recent years.