Entertainment

The early 2000s gave us some of the most delightful romantic comedies that were responsible for making household names out of their female leads. From Sandra Bullock’s hilarious role in Miss Congeniality to Jennifer Lopez’s endearing…

Editors are no strangers to reinvention. Having initially burst onto the scene during the mid-00s wave of indie rock with their highly acclaimed and much-loved debut The Back Room, the Birmingham outfit didn’t take long to expand their…

GAZE International LGBTQ+ Film Festival is pulling out all the stops for the big 3-0. Running from September 28 through to October 2 in the IFI and Light House Cinema, this year's eclectic programme brings us fresh features, beloved…

Over the last decade or so, gaming streams have risen to become one of the most popular forms of online entertainment content. This has largely been supported by the development of digital platforms alongside a growing public demand for…

King Crimson awaits in perpetual potentiality. All one has to do, according to Bill Rieflin, is play the right note at the right time. If this makes being in the band sound easy, allow me to recount a short anecdote. Bill Bruford, who…

After penning and recording the follow up to 2019's First Prize Bravery during lockdown after lockdown while watching the live music industry struggle and all but disappear, Sorcha Richardson has every right to be happy, hopeful and in…

When After Yang was making its way through the festival circuit, much was made about the early, multi-family dance sequence that doubles as an opening credits and an introduction to the wider cast. It’s understandable. The scene is a…

French cinema has always had a reputation for artistic flair. The very word for a great director who brings his vision to the screen, auteur, comes from the French word for author. In France cinema is idiomatically known as le septième art…

Don’t Worry Darling has arrived amidst a frenzy of attention paid to everything but the film itself. While cultural osmosis dictates that we are all well aware of the behind-the-scenes drama, (without even seeking it out in the first…

The spooky season starts early on I Know That Face. This Thursday, we’re talking about the horror films that '80s icon Tom Atkins appeared in, including John Carpenter’s spooky tale The Fog, the incredible spoof Night of the Creeps and the…