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The Edge rounds up ones to watch for 2015, with acts including Darlia and Prides.
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Our writers turn a speculative eye on the Christmas TV specials we’re all looking forward to make the 2014 festive season. With some excitement and a critical eye we also look back to past Christmas specials that were just so popular with a festive flashback. Strictly Come Dancing: Jingle bells and glitter balls, it can […]
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Eastern Boys is a striking piece of cinema, offering a strong and sometimes challenging first hour and a half, which is, unfortunately, brought on clumsy cliché narration grounds for the last 40 mins, says Virginie Robe.
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Once again, Ryan Murphy creates a series bustling with poignant and frightening performances with a backdrop of poetic visuals.
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Assassins Creed has its last outing on the consoles that made it a household name. Though lacking in graphic innovations the story is well worth playing.
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Fardon is back with even more wonderful Oxbridge questions. Toby investigates whether he could have made it in.
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Well and truly sunk by a clearly muddled style, and then raised exponentially by a world-beating lead performance, Get On Up stands as one of the most divided films of the year, says Ben Robins.
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The National performed a moving show on the final night of their tour, supported by Wild Beasts.
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Will goes along to see the highly anticipated Jeeves & Wooster at the Mayflower theatre.
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Linkin Park stormed London’s O2 Arena, proving that they are still one of the most exciting bands around today.
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Writer Tom Hopkins reviews ‘Assassin’s Creed: Unity’, the franchise’s first game to be limited to next-generation consoles and PC.
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This week’s round-up sees the release of Horrible Bosses 2 and Paddington, as well as rereleases of both Frozen and 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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The X Factor formed boy band are back, and their new album isn’t quite up to scratch.