Not for the faint-hearted, Kiedis reveals his innermost sins in one of the most explosive rock autobiographies ever written

340 years after John Milton’s death, Leonie Dunn considers Milton’s epic portrayal of the Fall of Man

The RBMA tour comes to Manchester April 16th-19th

Co-editor Ellie Gibbs visits Oxford Road’s Japanese restaurant, Umami

Nicole Tamer anticipates MUGSS’s upcoming performance of Patience with excitement as the cast get ready to woo, sing and make the audience end up in stitches

Manchester’s annual march against sexual violence will light up the streets of Manchester on Thursday the 26th of February

Marcus Johns and Charlie Spargo explore the Northern Quarter’s newest concept café where you only pay for the time you spend

Transmission felt a lot more fun and less serious than the Warehouse Project

The Liverpool Session sees RBMA graduate Mumdance, and legendary DJ François K share their experiences with the academy and talk about their respective places in the world of music

Kim Khan speaks with Prosumer about vinyl, drug policy and Mancunians knowing their stuff

Just stealing first place, ‘Princess Leia’ a.k.a. Toby Parkes has been crowned the Pangaea: Space Odyssey fancy dress victor

The Fashion Editors take a look at the defining decades of feminist fashion

Camilla Lindner reviews Scuttlers, a play about the gang culture of 1880s Manchester. A thought provoking play, which engages all of the senses

On the 9th of February, Elise Gallagher visited the Bolton Octagon to see the acclaimed psychological thriller INSIDE, presented by Strawberry Blonde Curls Theatre Company

Patrick Hinton catches up with Pearson Sound to discuss his debut LP, Hessle Audio’s release selecting process, and the essence of DJing

GoGo Penguin are a 2-step ahead of you and the rest of the audience

Charli XCX mixes sass and seduction to great effect on her latest release

Pleas for more security around the River Wear, after three students from Durham University drowned, has been met with the response that students should start drinking more responsibly.

Commended for its recent apprentice program, The University of Manchester is doubling the number of vacancies for 2015

TTIP has been described as one of the most controversial legislations that the European Commission has tried to bring about, yet it is not as well known as would be expected. Roberta Rofman talks to Natasha Brooks about her thoughts on TTIP, her campaign in Brussels and US politics