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Karl Pilkington is Coming to Nottingham This Weekend

In a recent interview with the BBC, Pilkington said 'You need to know when to call it a day' and reckons he's 'on the edge of the end'

Saul Williams is Coming to Rescue Rooms

"He cascades poetry over his and Justin Warfield's production; a crisp, lively take on nineties industrial electronica for a nuanced, entirely original sound"

Quiz: Notts What I Call Music

How well do you know your Notts music history?

Paa Joe and the Lion: The Documentary About Art, Love, and Coffins

"People in Ghana grieve in such an outward way that's so different to the way we inwardly grieve in the west. Having that comparison is really beautiful"

Documentary Series Review: The Films of Michael Eaton

The digested read: A load of natives prancing about in masks, the history of the Council House, and a guy who thought he could escape death by hiding in a tree.

Nottingham Lad Jackson Blyton is in the Big Brother House

24-year-old Television Workshop lad Jackson Blyton is one of eighteen housemates to have landed in this year’s Big Brother house

Theatre Review: Constellations

One relationship, infinite universes

Music Video: We Show Up on Radar - Sad Bone

The charming yet frank sounds of the local multi-instrumentalist's latest single have been set to visuals from filmmaker Tom Walsh

Will Robinson goes to the NTU Degree Show

In a pilot for our new series of regular Vloggers, we sent I'm Not From London head honcho Will Robinson to the NTU Art and Design Degree show

Review: Cloudcuckoolanders at the Playhouse

"Olwen Davies is superb as the unhinged but utterly adorable innocent; she’s like a hybrid of David Brent and a Bunny Boiler."

Pint of Science Festival - Space: What's Out There?

"If we know the mass of the universe, we can better understand its fate. Enough mass will halt the expansion of the universe and cause it to slowly collapse"

Stage Review: Das Rheingold

The story is equal parts Tolkein and Marvel's Thor

Literature Review: Time at the Bar

"If you haven't read Saturday Night and Sunday Morning, f*ck off to Derby and never come back"

Indiegogo Campaign: Time, and Again

Starring Doctor Who’s Sixth Doctor, Colin Baker, this present day science fiction short about free will and determinism needs help with funding

Mashing Up Grime and Poetry with Debris Stevenson

Repetition is so inherent with grime, it beats you around the head with it. And that is far more intrinsic to form

In Pictures: Dot to Dot 2016

Some of the action from Dot to Dot in glorious technicolour

John Lucas on Publishing Poetry and Cricket Rebels

"I'm interested in political movements, how society shapes itself in various ways, and different voices. I'm not in love with the tradition of lyrical poetry"

Rage Against The Machine Bassist's Band Signs To Earache Records

"Our mission is to attack modern music and smash the grid. Unapologetic, unrelenting, unbridled and uncensored. Understood?"

Live Music Review: The Invisible Orchestra at the Masonic Lodge

Celebrating the launch of their new album, Champagne Taste Lemonade Money

Pint of Science Day Two - The Future of Food

Getting stuck into the science surrounding issues with food, including conservation, sustainability and a good bit of mould

Taste Nottingham

Nusic Podcast #130,Nusic

Find out who the FSN2016 judges are, get loads of new music in your tabs and revel in June's Artist of the Month's slick track

Pint of Science Day One - Mind Psychology

Peeling back the layers of the mind that lead to addiction, the way we vote and what leads us to kill

Live Music Review: Dot To Dot Festival 2016 - Part 1

Running all over the city centre in pursuit of alternative musical enjoyment is something we definitely subscribe to

Pick of the Week: 6 - 12 June

With Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, Clash Money and Paddle Boarding. Say what?