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Nottingham was one of the first places outside of Manchester that Inspiral Carpets played, and they returned this month for a show at Rescue Rooms...
A night of poetry and storytelling, SMUT! Verbal Burlesque is Nottingham’s only open mic night dedicated to the exploration of human sexuality. A safe space (for those over eighteen), it’s a celebration of love, sex and everything in between. We catch up with organiser Ben Macpherson to find out more…
Nottingham vintage fashion shop Wild Clothing is celebrating its Ruby Anniversary this month. We speak to owner Shaun Hoolan about second hand clothing, their vinyl basement and that time Tarantino peered through the window...
Kevin Stanley reviews the Hallé...
Our Yasmin Turner sits down with Times best-selling author Matthew Green to hear all about his latest release...
We check out one of Notts' most exciting new acts at their sold-out headline Bodega show...
What are you doing this week?
Bassey caught up with Beeston-based, four-piece alt rock band, Lilac Grove…
Michael Prince took a trip down to Rescue Rooms to review The Wæve...
We take a trip to this fancy Nottingham College joint to see what the future of Notts' culinary scene have in store...
Have John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein done the unthinkable and made a good Dungeons & Dragons movie? What do you think?
Ian C Douglas reviews Wang in There, Baby!...
It's our literature special, guest-edited by our very own Lizzy O'Riordan! Within the issue, we chat to some of Nottingham's finest in the world of the written word, including: The Mushroom Bookshop; Global Wordsmiths; Speak Easy; SMUT! Verbal Burlesque; Page 45 and A Library Worker in Notts. But if that isn't enough, we sit down for an hour-long interview with the one and only Bella Ramsey, star of The Last of Us, as well as catching up with everyone from Luisa of Luisa's Vegan Chocolates to Joe of Amber Run. We hope you enjoy...
The twins are back with some thoughts...
Ian C Douglas reviews Firedance at the Royal Concert Hall...
We sent Gav Squires down to Rock City to check out chameleonic live band Eels...
Cool. Calm. Composed. The LeftLion team were none of these things when Bella Ramsey, the Nottingham-born star of global HBO sensation The Last of Us, swung by the office recently. Yet all three of these words perfectly describe the nineteen-year-old, who chats openly about fame versus celebrity, taking on beloved characters, and choosing the right projects. Here’s what the super-talented Television Workshopper had to say during an hour-long interview in Sneinton Market…
Creswell’s First Collectors is the latest display at the Museum of Archaeology at Lakeside Arts. Local archaeologist Ben Normington introduces this ‘collection’ of artefacts made by early humans who lived in the Creswell Crags gorge in Nottinghamshire during the Ice Age…
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