The breakout movie stars of 2017
After a whole host of fresh faces burst onto the scene in 2017, Film Editor David is on hand to talk through the cream of the crop.
Search Results: Bright eyes (107)
Review: Cilla The Musical at the Mayflower Theatre
Abi Cutler time travels back to the 1960s for this jukebox musical.
Flashback review: Blade Runner: The Final Cut
Ahead of the highly anticipated sequel, writer Eddy takes a look back at Ridley Scott’s trailblazing sci-fi noir.
Gorillaz close Life is Beautiful 2017
The Las Vegas music festival has come to a close after three days with a performance by animated band Gorillaz, joined by numerous guest appearances.
Review: Spider Man: Homecoming
Writer Ellis reviews the web slinger’s highly anticipated solo debut in the MCU.
Review: Peril by Joss Stirling
Katja reviews a dystopian tale from the YA author Joss Stirling.
Sundance London 2017 Review: Chasing Coral
Jeff Orlowski’s environmentally-minded film is now on Netflix.
Showcase Cinema de Lux Cinematic Experience Review: Gone With the Wind
Katja Stout reviews the timeless 1939 classic, starring Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable, which was recently screened at Showcase.
Nostalgic News: Paramore released the album ‘RIOT!’ 10 years ago today
Paramore’s classic album featuring hits such as the iconic ‘Crush Crush Crush’ and ‘Misery Business’ turns 10 years old today.
Review: Miley Cyrus – ‘Malibu’
Rehana Nurmahi reviews the stripped-back summer pop tune.
Mental Health in Film: Helpful Vs Harmful
For Mental Health Awareness Week, we look at different films and their portrayals of mental health.
Introducing: Honeymoons
Honeymoons are a vibrant upcoming band ready to charm and transport the south coast with their ‘sadly uplifting dream pop’.
Review: Wonderland at Mayflower Theatre
While visually spectacular, the lack of narrative is Wonderland’s biggest flaw, says Bruno Russell.
“All you can do is bring yourself to the role”: Danny Lee Wynter talks Forty Years On, Diversity and Donald Trump
Danny talks to us about diversity in the arts, what history can teach us, and his role in Chichester’s Forty Years On.