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Press Association - Nottingham in Pictures

Wed 23 Apr 2014

A slice of Nottingham history direct from the archives

Live: Hit The Deck Festival 2014

Wed 23 Apr 2014

An all-dayer that is fast putting the rock back into our city

Rendez-Vous with French Cinema 2014

Wed 23 Apr 2014

Broadway Cinema are part of the contemporary French film festival this week

Divergent

Tue 22 Apr 2014

In a future dystopia, society is divided into five factions - but what happens if the fit doesn't feel right?

Onlion Book Reviews

Mon 21 Apr 2014

With Ross Bradshaw's collection of essays surrounding crime, The Artist and The Engineer, Seven Daze and more

Live: Childhood

Mon 21 Apr 2014

Kicking-off their latest UK tour at Spanky's

Pick of the Week: 21 - 27 April

Sun 20 Apr 2014

There's charitable goings ons, skanking and shoe gazing to be done and art to be viewed. Get out there, people

Steven Dunne - The Unquiet Grave

Sun 20 Apr 2014

An interview with the EMBA shortlisted writer about his latest book and his career

Vice

Sat 19 Apr 2014

Nick Archer explores the financial difficulties surrounding young parents with bills to pay

Left Pie-On: April

Fri 18 Apr 2014

"We've seemingly been dead and buried on more than one occasion, and with four games remaining we still have a fighting chance. To be writing these words just feels unreal"

The Amazing Spider-Man 2: Rise of Electro

Fri 18 Apr 2014

Spider-Man is back with the wrath of not one, not two, but three villains to keep New York safe from

Cats

Thu 17 Apr 2014

The long running musical telling the tales of individual cats as they get together for a junkyard ball

In Focus: Tom Walsh

Thu 17 Apr 2014

We got filmmaker Tom Walsh to answer some questions in photographic form

Live: The Gorgeous Chans

Wed 16 Apr 2014

"When your heart beats faster and you breathe a little deeper, you know that the music you're listening to is affecting your very soul"

The Creative Quarter: Kathy McArdle

Wed 16 Apr 2014

The Creative Quarter got everyone talking back when it was announced in 2012 but became one of the most misunderstood projects that the city’s ever seen. Kathy McArdle - the Creative Quarter’s Chief Operating Officer - worked in the regeneration of Temple Bar, Dublin and Media City, Salford Quays, and has been in post for a year now. We caught up with her to try and get a few facts straight and see how it’s all been going…

The Two Worlds of Charlie F

Tue 15 Apr 2014

Soldiers lives turned upside down by incidents we see as tiny footnotes in the news

Hatch at NEAT14

Tue 15 Apr 2014

Fancy putting on a rather dandy performance in the city centre and be part of something big - step this way

Somewhat Abstract

Tue 15 Apr 2014

Nottingham Contemporary's latest exhibition is sitting on the abstract fence

Live: Indiana

Mon 14 Apr 2014

"It’s the sound of the lass from Long Eaton now ready to take on the world"

Left Panther: April

Mon 14 Apr 2014

"After pulling off an incredible comeback to win the Challenge Cup for the fifth consecutive year, they followed it up with possibly their worst game this season"

Pick of the Week: 14 - 20 April

Sun 13 Apr 2014

Gorge yourself rotten on these Eastery treats around the city

Interview: Torvill and Dean

Tue 08 Apr 2014

It’s thirty years since Torvill and Dean became global megastars by getting an unprecedented score in the 1984 Sarajevo Winter Olympics for their Bolero performance. This April they return home for the Dancing on Ice Tour and as part of the NEAT14 festival the Nottingham public will be encouraged to enact a mass Bolero. We put some questions to the duo and take a look back at that moment when they made sporting history…

Interview: Indiana

Mon 07 Apr 2014

Whirlwind doesn’t describe the last two years of Indiana’s life - since her first ever live performance at Nusic’s Future Sound of Nottingham gig in April 2012; she’s been signed to Sony, had a second child, is set to release her fourth single and play a hometown gig that’s going to struggle to contain her. Not too shabby for a lass from Long Eaton who likes her pop a darker shade of grey…