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Historical accounts claimed that humans could burst into flames, with no external ignition. But what is the scientific take on this peculiar phenomenon?
Spend more to buy less, the social media trend that vows to solve our money problems and our lifestyle
While women’s  history can be found in our textbooks, it can also be found in everyday conversations with loved ones: the beauty and complexity of female friendships, is in everything that we do, and everything that I, personally, am
As 2025 marked 100 years since the invention of the Photo Booth, we take a look back at its history, and resurgence in popularity amongst young people today.
Cheetah and Aries deliver a roaring night of jungle and drum-and-bass in the basement of Kable
Breakthrough DJ Rossi. performs at YES for the 2026 edition of BRITs Week in what may well be his final intimate set in Manchester
The nation’s favourite way of making a bacon sandwich has been revealed by research from popular British meat brand The Jolly Hog
This St Patrick’s Day, the Mancunion was invited to dine at Pip, an experience which was both elegant and comfortable and provided a distinctly elevated paddy’s day
For this year’s International Women’s Day, Lucky Cat teamed up with female led brand The Wellness Tribe to deliver a networking event designed to lift up the next generation of women in business.
The new onigiri stall in Uni Place, Nigirun, is serving something fresh and worth a taste
Model Unya Suwanna gives an insight into what life is really like working as a model, including the harsh reality of shoots and the controversial use of AI
From the terraces to the turntable, the new adidas collection reflects Manchester’s fashion journey — uniting a brand, a band, and the beautiful game
Josalynn Smith talks her debut feature Ride or Die, documentaries, the road trip subgenre and queer romance.
A highlight from this year’s Manchester Film Festival, Lady is the debut feature from Samuel Abrahams. Starring Sian Clifford (Fleabag), the film follows a documentary filmmaker who has been employed to document the artistic journey of a deeply eccentric aristocratic woman.
Ahead of its Manchester Premiere at the upcoming Manchester Film Festival, I sat down with Harry Sherriff and Laurence Tratalos, director and writer of Misper – a dark comedy about a missing person and how the employees of a fading seaside hotel are affected by her disappearance
As gaming gets larger and more profitable, the bubble on these macro-budget giants is about to burst, devastating the prospects of the medium’s most undeserving
After almost 20 years, the Metroid Prime series is back, but is this a satisfactory return?
I contacted three independent publishers to garner their views on AI and discover how it is impacting the industry.
In the epicenter of homegrown talent, the Un-Fair-Ground exhibit provides visitors with a range of artworks whose familiarity and curiosity demand attention
Five art-market stories, five minutes. A beginner-friendly snapshot of January—from auctions to geopolitics—breaking down where the art world stands now. How has this January’s market shaken the post-holiday lull?