Odd Future’s de facto frontman returns with another half-baked studio effort

Alice Hughes’ verdict on the latest love-to-hate teen movie from Harmony Korine

Derwin returns with a cheeky 4-track release prior to this summer’s new album

Parizad Mangi reviews Chilean director Dominga Sotomayor Castillo’s directorial debut

Joanna Fox enjoys hearty portions, gin cocktails and the chintzy lighting of The Whim Wham Café

Alasdair Preston suffers through Sonic’s worst outing.

Peter Lane finds ‘An Exhibition’ intelligently and provocatively questions the very nature of ‘art’

With an abundance of gastronomic literature on offer, Maddy Hubbard takes us through the essentials. This week: Jeffrey Steingarten.

Lisa Murgatroyd tucks in To Kill a King’s new album

Ben Glover gives us the low down on the latest instalment of Recentes

How does The Albert Square Chop House fare in the shadow of its older brothers?

Apparently Jesus loves tacos. Maddy Hubbard visits Luck, Lust, Liquor and Burn to see if she does too

Leo Mates reviews Paul Andrew Williams’ latest film

Andrew Georgeson and Rachel Hastings-Caplan offer two different perspectives on the Contact Theatre’s production of ‘Game Over’.

The latest release from New York Times bestselling author John Green takes an affectionate and affecting look at teens suffering with cancer

This week, our Cornerhouse Pick is Chilean director Pablo Larraín’s ‘No’

Ben Walker feasts upon Chateaubriand, cognac and thrice-cooked chips at The Grill on the Alley

Dead Space 3 ups the action, but is it still scary?

The latest offering from Cave and co. is a majestic exercise in restraint

The proof of the pudding was not in the eating at Northern Quarter hangout Teacup