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It's been 80 years since the release of Alfred Hitchcock's Rebecca, but does that mean it's time for another take on the story? Screen Co-Editor George White thinks not...

More Nottingham Eateries Join Marcus Rashford Campaign

Fri 23 Oct 2020

More Nottingham eateries will be providing free meals for children in a nationwide show of support for Rashford's campaign to end child food poverty

The Island: Trekkah Benjamin on His New Project with Nottingham Community Arts Network Aiming to Support Young Males with Mental Health Issues

Fri 23 Oct 2020

Through his charity organisation C.A.N, artist Trekkah Benjamin has launched a crowdfunding campaign to fund a program that aims to help young men in communicating mental health issues...

The Most Haunted Spots in Nottinghamshire

Fri 23 Oct 2020

The National Justice Museum might be the most haunted location in Nottingham, but there are plenty more creepy spots to try your hand at ghost hunting. So grab a torch, a brave mate and a spare pair of kecks, and check out some of the following supposedly haunted Notts spots…

Why We Decided to Watch an Episode of Most Haunted in a Dark, Empty National Justice Museum...

Fri 23 Oct 2020

We should do something Halloween-y for our October issue. Yeah, okay. How about with the National Justice Museum? Good shout. But what? I dunno. They made an episode of Most Haunted there, you know. Really? Yeah it’s on Amazon Prime. Imagine if we went over there and watched it in the dark where they spotted the ghosts. Do you think they’ll let us? We can ask...

The Chief Executive of Nottingham-based young people's charity, Base 51 is stepping down from the role after 25 years of service...

Free Barbie

Wed 21 Oct 2020

Film Review: Ammonite

Tue 20 Oct 2020

Manvir Basi brings our London Film Festival coverage to a close with a review of romantic period drama Ammonite...

25 Years Later: Get Shorty

Tue 20 Oct 2020

John Travolta picked up a Golden Globe for his performance in this film, but was it deserved? Screen Co-Editor George White finds out...

Film Review: Supernova

Mon 19 Oct 2020

Stanley Tucci and Colin Firth each offer a deeply moving performance in Supernova, says Joanna Hoyes...

Nusic Advice Video: Why Music is Such a Headsrr PT. 2

Mon 19 Oct 2020

Part two of our why music is such a 'thing youtube won't let us say' - this time focussed on Identity....

Exhibition Review: Jimmy Roberts' Akimbo at Nottingham Contemporary

Mon 19 Oct 2020

Akimbo, Guadeloupean-born artist Jimmy Robert’s latest exhibition currently on view at Nottingham Contemporary, captures an important moment not only in the artist’s career but also the social moment we are living in.

Film Review: Rocks

Mon 19 Oct 2020

Rocks is a riotous riot of pure girl power, writes Roshan Chandy...

The Licengoons: A Short Film Which Pokes Fun at the BBC's Decision to Scrap Free TV Licenses for Pensioners

Mon 19 Oct 2020

Our Screen co-editor Jamie Morris speaks to the stars of The Licengoons, Miles Anthony and Alex Greensmith, about their hilariously punchy new short film…

Shaun Hoolan, New Owner of Hockley Vintage Store Wild Clothing, on Preserving the Shop's Legacy

Mon 19 Oct 2020

Wild Clothing first opened its doors in 1983 and, when its original owners decided to retire recently, word spread that the legendary location would be shutting its doors for good. But this couldn’t be further from the truth: our fashion editor, Anna Murphy, chats to Wild’s new owner, Shaun Hoolan, about his passion for this iconic Nottingham store and his plans for the future.

Film Review: Trial of the Chicago 7

Sun 18 Oct 2020

Miram Blakemore-Hoy reviews Netflix’s timely new legal drama...

Places to Visit in North Nottingham

Sun 18 Oct 2020

For anyone who grew up in the city and its suburbs, north Nottinghamshire was either where you sometimes ventured to feed the ducks in Rufford, or to perhaps explore the patchy remains of Sherwood Forest, communing with Robin and his Merry Men. In fact, to many city-dwellers, it is defined by its coalfield status, an imaginary wasteland of former mining towns. But North Nottinghamshire, centred around Worksop and Retford, has always had more to offer and, lately, is undergoing a renaissance. The 2020 pandemic-induced rediscovery of the day trip or overnight stay close to home make this the perfect time to venture up the M1...