Scandal: Season 1 Recap
In anticipation for season three, we recap the key events from Scandal season 1 and 2 The wait is finally over. The third season of Scandal starts on Thursday 31 July on Sky Living and boy, are we excited. Shonda Rhimes’ American political thriller has had us hooked from day one with its superb script, shocking storylines […]
Film Review: Hercules
Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson brings mythical Greek legend to life in Hercules Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson returns to UK cinema screens this week in Hercules, an epic action-adventure film that looks set to rival Pompeii. Based on the graphic novel, Hercules: The Thracian Wars, the film tells the story of Hercules (Dwayne Johnson), a Greek […]
Album Review: Wayfarer by Nell Bryden
Catchy, light and seductively upbeat, Nell Bryden’s new album looks set to be the smooth soundtrack of the summer Following the success of her second studio album Shake The Tree, Nell Bryden looks set to dominate UK airwaves with the release of her new album Wayfarer. For those who don’t recognise know, Nell Bryden is […]
Theatre Review: BILLY LIAR at Royal Exchange Theatre
Royal Exchange Theatre provides perfect setting for Keith Waterhouse’s tragicomedy It may be more than 50 years old but Keith Waterhouse’s play about 1960s northern life is still capable of captivating a modern audience, as demonstrated at Manchester’s Royal Exchange Theatre last night. Adapted for stage by Keith Waterhouse and Willis Hall, BILLY LIAR first […]
New Film Trailer: The Penguins of Madagascar
Benedict Cumberbatch and John Malkovitch star in Madagascar spin-off The first official trailer for the Penguins of Madagascar has been released by DreamWorks and 20th Century Fox, featuring an all-star cast including Benedict Cumberbatch and John Malkovitch. The new animated film, which is due in cinemas in time for Christmas, is a spin-off from the […]
Album Review: 48:13 by Kasabian
Kasabian release album worthy of headline slot at Glastonbury Ten years after the release of their self-titled debut album, Kasabian are set to return the UK album chart with 48:13. 48:13 (named after the album’s running time) is Kasabian’s fifth studio album and follows Velociraptor! released in 2011. Produced by Sergio Pizzorno, the album marks a ‘new […]
Billy Liar Heads to Manchester Royal Exchange Theatre
Harry McEntire stars in classic tale of northern life in 1960s Britain BILLY LIAR - a classic tale of northern life in 1960s Britain - heads to Manchester’s Royal Exchange Theatre next week in an exciting new production of Keith Waterhouse’s famous 1959 novel. Adapted for stage by Keith Waterhouse and Willis Hall, the play […]
Album Review: Broken Toys by Smoove & Turrell
Smoove & Turrell on top form with new album Broken Toys Newcastle’s finest Smoove and Turrell look set to continue to rise through the ranks of British soul with the release of their new album Broken Toys. For those who don’t know S&T, Smoove & Turrell (Jonathan Scott Watson and John Turrell) are a British […]
Film Review: Maleficent is Magnificent
Angelina Jolie exemplary as the fairy badmother in Maleficent Disney’s dark and highly anticipated fantasy adventure film, Maleficent, is on general release in UK this weekend and is set to be one of the biggest blockbusters of the year. Maleficent tells the untold story of Disney's most iconic villain, the evil fairy from Sleeping Beauty. […]
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