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Film Review: Passing

Life is far from black and white in Rebecca Hall’s stylish and racially intimate directorial debut…

15 Years Later: Casino Royale

As No Time to Die brings Daniel Craig's run as Bond to a close, we take a look back at where it all began...

England Netball: Back To Netball and The Roses Reunited Series

The Vitality Roses are playing Jamaica at The Motorpoint Arena on Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 December in the Roses Reunited Series. We sat down with Back to Netball player Ibby Brown and Netball Development Community Coach Ruth Pickthorn to talk about everything they do and their excitement for the upcoming games…

The Oral History Report Captures the Living Memories Behind the Promenade, Home to Nottingham’s Most Colourful Houses

First classed as listed buildings in the eighties, the Promenade is home to some of Nottingham’s oldest and most colourful houses. We chat to Dan Lucas and Laura Summers about The Oral History Report - the book capturing the living memories behind this historic neighbourhood...

Dead British - The radio comedy that rewrites history, without a script

Phil Campbell and The Bastard Sons

Sports Team

Black Friday With a Treat Kitchen Twist

Black Friday is set to take place on Friday 26 November, and Treat Kitchen are donating all their proceeds to local recovery charity Double Impact...

YMCA Front Room Join Forces With The Malt Cross

The Malt Cross are launching their new winter events programme in collaboration with the YMCA as the venue welcomes people back with YMCA Front Room…

20 Years Later: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

It’s the twentieth anniversary of the day that Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone first graced our screens (yes, we all feel old), so let’s take a look back at how it all began...

National Justice Museum Wins Prestigious Award for Work During Lockdown

The Museum was recognised for its popular 'Make it Yours: Workshops in an Envelope' project...

We Headed to COP26 in Glasgow to See Whether the Climate Change Conference was a Success

Climate change conferences might seem lofty to most, which isn’t surprising when it’s an issue - or set of interlocking issues - far bigger than any individual can fully understand. But did the world’s “greatest problem-solvers”, as David Attenborough put it, come together and crack the puzzle of the century (maybe ever), or did self-interest and fossil thinking rule the day? LeftLion’s Environment Editor Adam Pickering travels to Glasgow to see whether COP26 is much cop, or not.

Envy: NTU's Dr Daria Kuss Explains How Social Media Can Cause Jealousy Between Friends and Problems in Relationships

Social media has been proven to increase feelings of envy and resentment towards friends, family, colleagues, and even romantic partners. We hear from Dr Daria Kuss, Associate Professor in Nottingham Trent University’s Psychology Department, about how platforms like Instagram can trigger jealousy and bitterness, why cyber stalking is creating problems within relationships, and how we can look after our mental health when online…

The Escape Plan- Henry Normal

THE ORB presents Le Petit Orb (Live)

False Heads

Hayseed Dixie

Film Review: Red Notice

Red Notice is Netflix's most expensive film so far, but is it its best? Nah...

Declan Welsh and The Decadent West

Gang of Youths

Glass Animals

Pick of the Week: 15-21 November

Nottingham Comedy Festival is in full swing with exciting comedians performing all over the city. Keep on reading for our favourite picks, alongside the best music and workshops coming up this week...

Exhibition Review: Be Loved at Primary

Be Loved allows a playful and personal glance into Carmen Argote’s digestion of a space, in dialogue with each environment she inhabits. Developed through a residency at Primary, and including pieces previously crafted in Los Angeles, this exhibition encompasses works on paper, video, and sculpture. We take a look at the expansive new project...

Tim Minchin

Pillow Queens