Let’s Settle the Debate: The Godfather Part I or II?
It’s been 50 years since the release of one of cinema’s all-time greats. The Godfather continues to blow the minds...
Arts and Culture
Life and Death in the Warehouse: BBC drama unpacks the anguish behind our next-day deliveries
Everyone shops online. From toothbrushes to shoes to books to cars even, online shopping has infested our lives. The speed,...
Dev Halls’ High School Musical is an earnest love letter to the franchise
On Friday 25th February Devonshire Hall and the LUU Backstage Society concluded their three day run of 'High School Musical...
Leeds artist Gosia: ‘We don’t need to be working all the time to be valuable”
Growing from a love of art and a desire to escape the claustrophobia of halls in times of COVID, Leeds...
How the NFT boom is changing the art market
Last year's Beeple auction at Christies was the first time a crypto artwork was sold through NFT’s at public auction....
Review: This Is Going To Hurt – Kay’s Series puts NHS Work Pressure Under the Knife
Adam Kay’s much anticipated adaptation pulls no punches on the mental health crisis in medicine. If you’re a non-medic and...
Valentine’s Day, Please Go Away
Not interested in this time of year when couples display far too much PDA in the name of Valentine’s Day?...
Lesser-known Books You Should Read This Festive Period.
Arts and Culture Editor Emma Rivers reviews six wonderful texts to keep you warm by the fire this festive period....
Spring Awakening Review
On Thursday 2nd December, I had the privilege of experiencing Music Theatre Society’s provocative portrayal of the angsty rock musical...
Theatre Group’s New Labour Review
Driven by an excellently casted ensemble, Theatre Group’s production of New Labour, under the direction of India Martin, has provided...
