Category: Entertainment
EARLS release their debut album Cardboard Palace
EARLS have finally made it. Three years from their first gig, the punk duo from Leicester, in collaboration with DIY record label Earwig, are releasing their debut album. Orbiting between the old and the modern, representing the new generation, questioning...
Play Us A Tune-Green Book Review
Green Book, inspired by a true story, is directed by Peter Farrelly and stars Viggo Mortensen and Mahershala Ali. After the club he bounces for is shut for renovations, a working-class Italian-American, Tony Lip (Mortensen) needs work desperately to provide...
Ariana’s Grand Comeback: Exploring Her Last Single
With four UK number ones, Ariana has been on a roll recently, releasing hit after hit and leading a new generation of strong independent women. Grande’s new song, ‘7 Rings’ has rocked the charts in 2019, taking the top position...
REVIEW: How Full House is single handily transforming Leicester’s Techno and House scene
A review of Leicester’s most talked about upcoming techno brand, Full House, after their latest event smashed raver’s expectations with world-class DJ, Archie Hamilton, headlining the night. Dark, groovy and intimate was the vibe at Full House’s most recent event...
T2 Trainspotting Reviewed
T2: Trainspotting is directed by Danny Boyle and stars Ewan McGreggor, Ewen Bremner, Jonny Lee Miller and Robert Carlyle. Set twenty years after the events of the cultural phenomenon, the sequel tells a story of memory, regret and the new...
Bohemian Rhapsody Review
The main advert circulating prior to the release of Bohemian Rhapsody teased that ‘The only thing more extraordinary than their music is his story’. The film offers the modern world that grew up without Freddie Mercury and Queen, a chance to see...
High as Hope Review
Following their tour of How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful in 2015, Florence Welch admits she was straight back in the studio working on her next album. High as Hope, which was released last June, does not disappoint, casting the...
Black Mirror: Bandersnatch – To control or to be controlled
(Warning: the following article contains spoilers!) Who doesn’t like a good Choose-your-own-adventure book? Or a multiple-choice video game? That’s where Netflix original Black Mirror: Bandersnatch’s popularity has its roots. The interactive film gave the viewers a chance to make decisions...
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald – Film Review
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald gives fans of the wizarding world an insight into the world before the boy who lived. J.K. Rowling’s old-school cinematic world building, exploring many serious, moralistic themes, explored through an epic, classic battle between...
I picked 10 uplifting films perfect for rainy days
Autumn can be a strange time. The days start getting shorter, the cold begins to creep in and coursework starts to accumulate. Before you know it, you’re stuck in a routine of assignments with not a lot of time to...