Author: Natalie Fordham
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Review: Game of Thrones (Season 6, Episode 5)
Editor Natalie Fordham reviews as Game of Thrones reaches the halfway mark of the season
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Southampton English alumni celebrates book publication
Former English student Helena Sheffield celebrates the publication of her first book, How To Wear Hats.
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“Though she be but little she is fierce”: Our favourite women in Shakespeare
Editor Natalie takes a look at some of the Bard’s best female characterisations.
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Reading and Leeds Festival announce more acts
Reading and Leeds Festival announce another round of acts including Good Charlotte and Frank Turner.
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Pink releases new single ‘Just Like Fire’ – listen
The single has been specially written as part of the soundtrack for Alice Through The Looking Glass.
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The dead are coming in the new Game of Thrones: Season 6 trailer – watch
Everyone’s at risk in the new Games of Thrones trailer.
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Suicide Squad receives another trailer – watch
Batman makes an appearance in the new trailer for David Ayer’s DC villain-fest.
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The book that changed my life: Forever by Judy Blume
Our Editor, Natalie, lets us know all about the book that changed her life.
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21 Historically awkward moments from the Oscars
Editor Natalie takes a look at 21 of the most awkward, cringe-worthy moments in Academy Award history.
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HBO release new teaser for Game of Thrones – Season Six
After a series of leaks, HBO have finally released the official teaser trailer for Game of Thrones, season six.
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Gwen Stefani returns with new single ‘Make Me Like You’ – listen
The No Doubt singer returns to solo music with a brand new single, ‘Make Me Like You’.
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HBO release new stills for Game of Thrones: Season Six
The sixth season of HBO’s fantasy drama series continues to tease us with 20 new stills.
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Editorial Expressions: Beyoncé – Queen of the marketing machine
Editor, Natalie, takes a look at the expert marketing from camp Beyonce and how she owns her black heritage.
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Studio Ghibli – a delve into one of the most successful Japanese film studios
Editor, Natalie, takes a look at why Studio Ghibli is the perfect introduction to non-western animation.