Film review: The Great Wall
Matt Damon has done pretty well of late. The Martian was hailed as a resounding success in 2015 as was Interstellar the year before that so it’s a little surprising to see him in a Chinese film. Set in Imperial …read more
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The 2017 Oscars – what happened at this year’s Academy Awards?
Hotly anticipated for potential drama as the White House goes to war on free speech but will it deliver? As the stars arrived on the red carpet in their usual glitz and glamour the night began in good spirits. The …read more
Album review: LeAnn Rimes – Remnants
If you’re unfamiliar with Leann Rimes’ work, you may have consigned her to being a one-hit wonder with Can’t Fight the Moonlight, a song that seemed to be utterly inescapable in the early noughties, in no small part due to …read more
Album review: Surfer Blood – Snowdonia
Surfer Blood have made their name through a chirpy blend of indie pop fused with sunny surf rock. But is the latest album as bright as their disposition?… Surfer Blood haven’t had the best run of it in recent years. …read more
The 2017 Brit Awards: An overview of the winners & nominees
Being one of the younger mainstream music awards, The Brits have usually had a tendency to be less regimented and a bit more fun than some of their rivals. This year they shook a few things up by having the …read more
Film review: Rings
Most people are not aware that the very first “Ring” film was Japanese, myself included until a few years ago. It started out has a trilogy of Japanese Novels which inspired two Manga film versions and also Japanese films notably Ringu …read more
Album review: Elbow – Little Fictions
A few weeks ago, large posters in purple, pink, and orange hues began adorning the curved walls of London tube stations. They depicted a figure cautiously making its way across craggy rock formations, looking not unlike some of the tube …read more
Film review: Fences
With an Oscar winning performance from Viola Davis and and directed by Oscar-nominated Denzel Washington, there’s no over indulgent cinematography or glitzy sets here, just a truly heartwarming, powerful and engaging film! Fences is an adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize Winning …read more
Film review: Gold
Set in 1988 and loosely based on a true story, Kenny Wells – a washed-up prospector on a last ditch attempt to change his fortune teams up with a renowned geologist in a bid to fulfil a life-long dream… to find Gold. …read more
Album review: Syd – Fin
“Today I’m only human, but know that when I die, my grave gon’ be my music, my soul is living through it”. Those are some of the first lines that woozily bubble up from “All About Me”, the first single …read more