Army of the Dead review – Snyder thrills and bores in equal measure
June 10, 2021
Snyder is let loose into zombie land, but he might need a supervisor.
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Army of the Dead review – Snyder thrills and bores in equal measure
June 10, 2021
Snyder is let loose into zombie land, but he might need a supervisor.
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May music picks: new sounds you should know about
May 18, 2021
Billie Eilish, St. Vincent and Ariana Grande bring the noise this month.
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The fastest rappers of all time: the ones you know and the ones you don’t
May 18, 2021
This article was updated on 18th May. Rapping fast means more than just pairing rapid lyrics with a quick beat. As rap and hip-hop have
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Riz Ahmed’s goodbye to Britain: confronting identity and self in ‘The Long Goodbye’
May 6, 2021
Looking back at one 2020’s multimedia triumphs, a brutally honest tale of British Muslim identity told across music and film.
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A short history of Pride
June 5, 2021
From ancient history to riots in the streets, and the parades we see today: this is Pride.
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What does ethical eating mean? A beginner’s guide
May 20, 2021
Our food choices affect more than just our bodies. We explore the impact of food and how we can all eat better.
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My mum and mental health: why awareness can make all the difference
May 12, 2021
“I assumed she’d shrug and bear it – like most minorities end up doing. After her goodbye, I wasn’t so sure. “
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Army of the Dead review – Snyder thrills and bores in equal measure
June 10, 2021
Snyder is let loose into zombie land, but he might need a supervisor.
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Spiral: from the book of Saw review – an interesting diversion with some appeal for non-Saw fans
June 5, 2021
This Chris Rock-led entry into Jigsaw world is a flawed but fun addition to the franchise.
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Those Who Wish Me Dead review – a reminder of why Jolie is an action movie titan
June 1, 2021
Jolie’s return to the action genre is an enjoyable throwback with some truly thrilling moments.
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My mum and mental health: why awareness can make all the difference
May 12, 2021
“I assumed she’d shrug and bear it – like most minorities end up doing. After her goodbye, I wasn’t so sure. “
Full Story »
Mortal Kombat review – plenty of videogame gore but a surprising lack of fun
May 7, 2021
Simon McQuoid’s take on Kombat is bloody, but not as fun as you’d expect for a videogame adaptation.
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Riz Ahmed’s goodbye to Britain: confronting identity and self in ‘The Long Goodbye’
May 6, 2021
Looking back at one 2020’s multimedia triumphs, a brutally honest tale of British Muslim identity told across music and film.
Full Story »
My mum and mental health: why awareness can make all the difference
May 12, 2021
“I assumed she’d shrug and bear it – like most minorities end up doing. After her goodbye, I wasn’t so sure. “
Full Story »
Mortal Kombat review – plenty of videogame gore but a surprising lack of fun
May 7, 2021
Simon McQuoid’s take on Kombat is bloody, but not as fun as you’d expect for a videogame adaptation.
Full Story »
Riz Ahmed’s goodbye to Britain: confronting identity and self in ‘The Long Goodbye’
May 6, 2021
Looking back at one 2020’s multimedia triumphs, a brutally honest tale of British Muslim identity told across music and film.
Full Story »