Feeling a bit fragile after a long week of partying? Anna Lawson-Walker offers a quick, easy and cheap recipe
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Hester Lonergan reviews Kosmonaut, a popular bar in The Northern Quarter
Ellie Gibbs heads to Ancoats’ street food warehouse to try out what’s on offer.
All the beauty of Japan was made real on stage in Puccini’s Madama Butterfly at the Manchester Opera House, says Annabel Cartwright
Nils Frahm’s live performances are a unique, captivating experiences
The Satirist for Hire took a break from his nationwide tour to talk to The Mancunion’s Liam Kelly
What if the medicines that could save your life cost a hundred times what you earn in a year?
It was an unusual random lineup but it was fitting for a bunch of open-minded music connoisseurs on a Monday night
The 19-year-old was raped in an alleyway near Whitby Road in Fallowfield at around 3:30am last Saturday, on her way home from a night out
Marcus Johns explains why feminism is beneficial for gay men, and why current standards of masculinity are harmful for everyone
Coded Rhythm bring an unmissable line up to Gorilla
The Hold Steady’s spontaneous, heartfelt delivery falls on disinterested ears
Tom Bruce was highly entertained by the screen-to-stage adaptation of Hitchcock’s The Lodger
As the idea of democracy faces the batons in Hong Kong, Joe Evans wants us all to realise how much power we actually have
The NUS has voted down a motion to condemn Islamic state as they fear it had pro-intervention rhetoric and could be considered “Islamophobic”
Joe Evans discusses poverty and other essentials for the modern writer
Following the death of student Megan Roberts, the Royal Life Saving Society has launched its latest student-aimed campaign ‘Don’t Drink and Drown’
In the final week of a globetrotting tour, The Events remains David Greig’s and Ramin
Gray’s shattering masterpiece, writes Benjamin Monk
We report on Manchester’s biggest gaming event of the year