Perhaps the characters in Flatliners shouldn’t have come back to life

The Killers return with mellow electric soulfulness book-ended by bite

The greatest game of tennis ever played becomes another boring day at the office in this underachieving film

8 Mile meets Hairspray in this unashamed ode to rap

V is an ambitious, adventurous, and positive new album from The Horrors, whose partnership with producer Paul Epworth is proving to be a formidable one

  Very much a part of the move towards untraditional methods of career building, Sarah Close used Youtube as a platform to help her connect with the ‘music industry’. Using the internet to feel less isolated and to push her music talent whilst living in her family home on the Isle of Wight, she rose to fame […]

Students and Exec team criticise the FSE for failing ‘to do their job’ in relation to the review and likely merger

The world’s biggest rock band returns with a mixed bag of over-the-top material

Even Dame Judi can’t save this Royalist fantasy of exotic servant-hood

A preposterous and humourless crime thriller

Elizabeth Gibson looks beyond the hype to the quiet beauty of Indigo Girls’ fifth album

This collection of quick reads provides an interesting commentary on the struggles of finding time for leisure reading

Patrick Hughes reaches the low expectations we had for his film and keeps falling

IT is one of the new “action-horror” hybrids to join the genre

Has Bungie delivered on their ambitious vision?

A gripping and thoroughly enjoyable piece of theatre, says Lily Brittain.

Empty but breathtaking bombast produces the most divisive episode in the show’s history

Crucial character moments scream for more runtime as the plot armour thickens

The biggest battle in Game of Thrones history

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