The Fire of Joy is the final book by Clive James. It’s a beautiful exploration of the history of poetry

These animated marvels have long led innovation in their field but how will they rank in our top ten series for style, sound and creative potential?

Head Theatre Editor Jay Darcy interviews his friend Patrick Ralphson, a former UoM student who recently won Little Mix: The Search with his band Since September

February marks LGBT History Month in the UK. This year celebrations will once more be virtual, but no less vital. Here’s how you can mark the occasion from your sofa in Manchester

What to expect from this year’s MACFEST, the festival of Islamic art and culture

The Finnish band famous for their YouTube cover of AC/DC’s Thunderstruck, which received over 200 million views, are back in the lime light.

Holocaust Memorial Day is commemorated internationally, but what is the true significance of this date, and why is it vital to remember atrocities of the past?

Electronic dance duet Bicep develop their unique sound on their latest release, Isles. Expected mesmerising tracks

As the editors of Russell Group student newspapers, we are writing collectively to request a reversal of the Russell Group’s statement published on 7 January 2020, ‘on ensuring fair assessment and protecting the integrity of degrees’

grüum is a Manchester-based skin and bodycare brand that is taking on the beauty industry with its functional, gender-inclusive products

Lauryn Berry shares her views on ‘The Prom’, Netflix’s adaptation of the hit Broadway musical starring Meryl Streep, James Corden and Nicole Kidman

With high expectations after the previous Wonder Woman film and being the only superhero movie of 2020, did WW1984 prove itself to be as good as we wanted?

The real threat to galleries may not be Covid-19 but the government’s utilitarian attitude to the arts, says Probert Dean

Lauryn Berry expresses disappointment in the recent statement from the Russel Group regarding a lack of ‘safety net’ policy and argues that students have been let down this year

The Art team explore the new online exhibition showcasing the work of Manchester School of Art’s MA students – ‘Materialise’

The road to Capitol hill was paved with bad intentions. Malicious people, confederate flags and violence never symbolise anything else, says Archie Earle.

‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom’ featuring great performances by Chadwick Boseman and Viola Davis is a powerful exploration of artistry, race, inequality and the American dream

Megan Drew accounts her experience directing a virtual play for the Drama Society’s Fringe Festival

Quirky, innovative, and always moving, Pixar’s Theatrical Shorts are ranked amongst each other in our top 10 list

A study at the University of Birmingham has discovered that only 3% of lateral flow Coivd-19 tests were correctly identified