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MAST Mayflower Studios to open this weekend
MAST Mayflower Studios is taking over the NST Theatre on Above Bar Street, and we can’t wait!
Nostalgic News: Bridesmaids was released 10 years ago
Louise Chase takes us back to the hilarious comedy starring Kristen Wigg, Melissa McCarthy and Maya Rudolph.
Nostalgic News: A Knight’s Tale was released 20 years ago
The beloved classic starring Heath Ledger turns 20!
Entertainment’s Guilty Pleasure Conundrum
Lucy Maggs begins to pry into the source of our guilty pleasures and asks: what makes them guilty in the first place?
Nostalgic News: Bridget Jones’s Diary was released 20 years ago
Becky Davies takes us back to a chicklit adaptation that everyone knows and loves.
Nostalgic News: Thor was released 10 years ago
Louise Chase takes us back to the last origin story before the first Avengers film!
Nostalgic News: Kinky Boots was released 15 years ago.
Katie Evans takes us back to the classic Julian Jarrold’s Kinky Boots!
Nostalgic News: Who the Fuck Are Arctic Monkeys was released 15 years ago
Georgie Holmes takes us back to the Arctic Monkeys’ second EP
Nostalgic News: Beyoncé’s Lemonade was released 5 years ago
Becky Davies takes us back to the unexpected Beyoncé album that quickly became her best album.
Weekly Roundup (05/04/21-11/04/21) – Turner Sims, Blindly Dating & E3
In a busy week for local news, celebrating seems rife as exciting opportunities make their way onto everyone’s doorsteps.
Nostalgic News: Foo Fighters ‘Wasting Light’ was released 10 years ago.
As the Seattle rockers seventh album, Katie Evans, argues why this is another great album to reminisce over.
Turner Sims to broadcast Voyages of the Heart as part of Mayflower 400
Voyages of the Heart is inspired by the stories of Southampton’s migrant communities and is composed by Tunde Jegede.
Nostalgic News: ‘She’s the Man’ was released 15 years ago
Editor, Morgan McMillan, talks about (the very much arguably) greatest movie that was released 15 years ago!
Nostalgic News: Billy Madison was released 25 years ago
Reece Beckett takes us back twenty-five years to an iconic Sandler film.