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Album review: Say Anything – Oliver Appropriate

Album review: Say Anything – Oliver Appropriate

Forming a full 19 years ago, Say Anything have released their sixth, and final, album. With a rocky past and several line-up changes before this point, how will this posthumous LP stand up to their previous critically-acclaimed material? Being a …read more

Album review: DAWN – New Breed

Album review: DAWN – New Breed

Dawn Richard (or D∆WN) is back with her fifth solo studio album, new breed. Having been busy previously with Danity Kane and busy currently with fashion, TV and many other ventures – will the album have suffered for this time …read more

Film review: Glass

Film review: Glass

Nineteen years, if you can believe it, have passed since M Night Shyamalan’s best film Unbreakable hit cinema screens and in that time, sequels were promised and never materialised. In 2016 though Shyamalan pulled the rug out from everyone and …read more

Film review: The Front Runner

Film review: The Front Runner

Hugh Jackman steps into the role of a troubled presidential hopeful in Jason Reitman’s The Front Runner. In 1984 popular U.S. senator Gary Hart (Hugh Jackman) makes the ultimate power play and decides to run for President of the United …read more

Film review: Colette

Film review: Colette

Focusing on the life of French author Gabrielle Colette (Keira Knightly), Colette tells the story of the author’s struggle to get her work recognised as her own whilst married to an established author Willy (Dominic West) who takes all the …read more

Film review: Bird Box

Film review: Bird Box

From time to time a new film comes out, and people just can’t stop talking about it. It happened with Jaws, Titanic, Avatar and now there is a new film on everyone’s lips.  However, does Bird Box live up to …read more

Film review: Welcome to Marwen

Film review: Welcome to Marwen

Based on the aftermath of a harrowing real life attack on artist Mark Hogencamp (Steve Carell), Welcome to Marwen tells the story of a man trying to piece his life back together through his photography by escaping into his fantasy …read more

Film review: The Favourite

Film review: The Favourite

Set in the early 18th century, Queen Anne (Olivia Colman) sits on the throne but is plagued by illness and so her close friend Lady Sarah (Rachel Weisz) is effectively running the country. That is until a new servant, Lady …read more