Lorde at O2 Academy Brixton (06/06/2014)
Lorde stuns the crowd with her mesmerising performance at sold out O2 Academy Brixton show.
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Angelina Jolie: “We want to understand the things that frighten us”
Actors Angelina Jolie and Elle Fanning were in Europe earlier this month to promote their…
‘Just one more episode…’: the rise of binge watching
Film Editor Barnaby Walter and Culture Editor Rebecca James come together to look at the rise of binge watching television.
Review: Game of Thrones (Season 4, episode 2)
Game of Thrones season four, episode two is a dramatic, wedding filled affair.
Review: Noah ★★★★☆
Noah is an undeniably odd hybrid of a film, but its a rich, potent piece of work if approached on its own terms.
Magnificent seven: the best film characters to have round for dinner
Virginie picks her top seven dinner party guests from the world of film.
SOHN – Tremors
Tremors, the debut album by SOHN does not disappoint, wonderfully unique, yet combining electro sounds with haunting vocals.
Deadmau5 ‘hacked’ by Anonymous for April Fools
Hacktivist group, Anonymous has mysteriously occupied the Facbook and Twitter of globally renowned producer deadmau5…
Review: Nymphomaniac: Part I ★★★★★
Lars von Trier has made a remarkable film that hints that the most extreme material is still to come.
Burial – Rival Dealer
Seemingly keen to avoid ‘end of year’ lists, William Bevan aka Burial released the Truant/Rough…
Archive: Apocalypse Now (1979)
Jack Harding explains why Francis Ford Coppola’s film must be seen by all
The Southampton Student Speakeasy (19/10/2013)
Features Editor Cat Olley reviews the Speakeasy, a highly successful and unique night at The Bridge.
London Film Festival 2013 Review: The Double ★★★★☆
With his second film, Richard Ayoade has graduated his influences from French new wave to Orwellian dystopia and the result is of course, a much less sunny disposition and a far darker set of laughs, says Ben Robins.
Swim Deep at O2 Shepherds Bush (27/09/2013)
The feel good, summer loving band realise their fan base is predominately underage girls.