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Film Review: Uncharted

It may be Uncharted, but the destination is adventure…

Theatre Review: Private Peaceful at Nottingham Playhouse

Ian Douglas headed to Nottingham Playhouse to check out the latest stage adaptation of Michael Morpurgo's World War One drama Private Peaceful

We Hear From Four Notts Minds Who Are Helping to Protect Our Planet

With our universities and businesses starting to come up with innovative and exciting methods for protecting our planet, Nottingham now finds itself at the forefront of the fight against climate change. We hear from four local minds who are helping to lead this fight…

Celestines

Stand Atlantic

Tuned

Echo & The Bunnymen

65 Years Later: The Seventh Seal

The questions posed by Ingmar Bergman’s seminal work remain unanswered…

Jamal Sterrett on Bruk Up Dancing, His Inspirations, and The Young Creative Awards

Passionate about Bruk Up and Flex dancing, Jamal Sterrett won the Young Creative Awards in 2015. We talk to the dancer about his New York inspirations, dancing as a form of self expression, and growing up in St Ann's. 

HENGE

Film Review: I Want You Back

Taking a break from his antics in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Charlie Day joins Jenny Slate in this thoroughly enjoyable rom-com...

Film Review: Death on the Nile

After the success of Murder on the Orient Express, Kenneth Branagh returns with a shifty new crew for Death on the Nile... 

Trent Me Out

15 Years Later: Ghost Rider

Nic Cage. On a motorbike. With a flaming skull for a head. 2007 was a wild time...

TV Review: The Book of Boba Fett

With its new Disney+ show The Book of Boba Fett, the Star Wars universe returns to the small screen - and with a popular ol' character to boot. But was this the smartest idea? Probably not...

8 of the Best Sci-Fi Films of All Time

Free Skateboarding Lessons This Half Term

In a collaboration with Free Movement Skateboarding and Concrete Jungle Foundation, Skate Nottingham are providing free skateboarding lessons for young people this half term...

National Justice Museum Launches New Podcast Series Open Court

The weekly podcast will dive into the UK's judicial system with first-hand accounts from the people working in it... 

Preview: Silk to Silicon at Backlit Gallery

We chat to artist Sebastian Koseda, whose exhibition Silk to Silicon shines a light on the potential challenges of technological change...

Out of Time: Erasmus Darwin, the 'Da Vinci of the East Midlands'

He hated slavery, promoted the education of women, created far-sighted inventions, led the Midlands Enlightenment and made enormous strides forward in physics, biology, medicine, botany and numerous other fields. So why isn’t the name of Erasmus Darwin, perhaps the greatest scientific mind Nottingham ever produced, more widely known?

Ben Ottewell & Ian Ball (from Gomez)

Paradise Lost

How Nottingham-Born John Russell Hind Helped to Expand the Field of Astronomy

We celebrate the life and work of John Russell Hind, the Nottingham-born astronomer who made huge strides in the discovery of asteroids…

The 5 Best Gigs in Nottingham This Week

We rounded up the very best gigs happening this week...

Superbowl LVI Screening