Celebrating National Curry Week in style, The Mancunion headed to Zouk to try their irresistible £20 bottomless deal

The Mancunion sat down with The View frontman Kyle Falconer in anticipation of their upcoming gig at Manchester’s Academy 2

Talking Heads’ legendary concert film Stop Making Sense has been restored and rereleased, filling cinema screens with the height of the band’s stardom

Biology week starts on the 16th October. Explore some of the ways to get involved in Manchester and from the comfort of your home

Lara Hedge delves into the history of the female nude and its relation to contemporary photography practice through her own work

Kathy and Stella wish you a Happy Howl-oween! – you’ll be howling at this rib-tickling whodunit tale.

With two new singles under their belt, The Mancunion sat down with The Last Dinner Party to discuss their recent surge in popularity

“This is the story of how we met, fell in love, and f**ked it up. But it’s not just our story. It’s his, and his and theirs. Maybe it’s yours… Maybe.”

An exploration of bloomers as a feminist symbol and their role in fashion today

Blending divine drama with rock opera, this rendition of Jesus Christ Superstar dazzles as faith meets fame on the stage of Palace Theatre

The Mancunion sits down with Olivier nominee Ian McIntosh, ahead of the regional premiere of Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre’s reimagining of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Jesus Christ Superstar

Half Moon Run will stop off at Manchester’s Albert Hall this autumn – find out how to get tickets here.

Capitalising on the excitement of an upcoming third album, Hozier plays a hypnotic performance to a crowd of his most devout followers at a packed-out Castlefield Bowl.

Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a magnificent show that enchants audiences of all ages, from children to their grandparents!

yellow corners has a wonderful sense of familiarity and nostalgia to it that makes it an instantly lovable hit with anyone who has ever had the (dis)pleasure of being 13

The Mancunion sits down with Ewan Gillies, ahead of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory visiting Manchester for the first time ever

The Bingo Rave event returned to Albert Hall for ‘Night of the Divas’. And what a night it was …

The University of Manchester’s Sudanese society outlines how you can lend your support to the citizens of a country in conflict.

Out of the four adaptations of Peter James’ books that I have seen, Wish You Were Dead, starring George Rainsford and Katie McGlynn, translated the worse onto the stage

Duran Duran bring their Future Past Tour to Manchester.