‘Meeting Point’ Review
Ava Siena reviews Imogen Usherwood's 'Meeting Point'
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Review: Kero Kero Bonito: ‘Civilization II’
The synth pop trio's newest EP shows a more thoughtful and mature side to the band.
Commentary: ‘A Day on the River’ by Vernon Scannell (Part 1)
Scannell foregrounds a wider theme of maturation through a gradual shift in his description of the river, conveying remembrance and the loss of an innocent childhood.
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla’s Ostara Festival – a tired, buggy repeat
Assassin's Creed Valhalla just released its second seasonal event and it fails to impress or innovate from what came before.
A review of ‘Paterson”
Bartek Maj provides profound insight into the film 'Paterson'.
Mass Effect: Andromeda – 4 years later
With the franchise heating back up, now is the time to look back on Mass Effect's last controversial entry and decide whether it was as bad it we all thought…
Hamlet: Tragic, Funny and Devastatingly Human
This was a production that, although mildly weak in some areas, gave us an overwhelming reminder of why Hamlet is one of the most widely reproduced of all Shakespeare’s plays…
‘Malcolm and Marie’ review
Prishanti Pathak reviews the new release 'Malcolm and Marie', starring Zendaya and John David Washington.
‘Boyhood’: is life just a series of milestones?
Caitlin Painter reflects on the modern masterpiece 'Boyhood', and the importance of celebrating life's small moments in the times of COVID-19.
Bridgerton’s Duke: modern-day Darcy or a complete ‘rake’?
Regé-Jean Page’s immaculate portrayal of Simon Bassett, the Duke of Hastings and his pristine foreplay with a spoon has been etched into the minds of 82 million viewers for a…