A snippet of what was on at the Jewish Film Festival this year

A game that promised to be marmite but delivered mediocrity

The games industry doubles up on the nazi theme this week, but we’re not complaining #NoMoreNazis

The company reveals a controversial new partnership

An Old-Style RPG that turns out to be one of the best

The Corporation Strikes Back

Thomas Lee reviews the book launch of Beth Underdown’s new novel The Witchfinder’s Sister

With the number of food allergies on the rise, we went to five different restaurants to see how they deal with allergies

Geographical metaphors abound in a strong selection of tracks released in the last week, by Joe Casson

William Bain deliver’s The Mancunion’s verdict on the deceased icon’s final recordings: a fond farewell to an exceptional career

Eighteen years after their last studio album, ATCQ return with tributes to the old and the up-and-coming, writes Will Whiting

How To Dress Well’s new album is a mundane departure from the project’s alluring roots, writes Rosie Francesca Gill

After four years out of the spotlight, Frank Ocean makes a masterful return on his own terms

Elizabeth Gibson gives an insight into Young Adult literature in her four YA novel reviews

Super Furry Animals showed their musical depth

The Mancunion’s Annabel Cartwright reviews Sam Ebner-Landy’s contribution to the MIFTAs; a stage adaptation of 1985’s Brat Pack classic The Breakfast Club

Hester Lonergan visits North Tea Power, a relaxing cafe in Manchester’s Northern Quarter

Hard living safe cracker Dom Hemingway (Law) is set loose in London after a 12 year prison sentence. Pairing up with best friend Dickie (Grant), Dom seeks out financial reward for his loyalty to underworld boss Mr. Fontaine (Bichir).    ‘’Crazy night, last night. Dickie lost a glove and everything.’’ Jude Law spent a summer […]

Jack Crutcher reviews the political drama ‘Parkland’

I’d like to start this review by saying this: I really wanted to like this film. In fact, I wanted to love it. Unfortunately, The Counselor is just terrible. The film revolves around a lawyer (Michael Fassbender), inexplicably only known as “Counselor”, who involves himself in a drug deal with an extravagant drug dealer/nightclub owner […]