There's more content than you would believe. Hopefully this will make finding it a bit easier...
The documentary about Harris Milstead, and his alter ego Divine, is at Broadway Cinema this week
The adaption of the 2009 Jonas Jonasson novel is in cinemas now. And what a title.
When it comes to low-budget eighties horror and ‘weirdiana’, writer David Flint is the man to go to. With a new book, Sheer Filth, just hitting the shelves, we spoke to him about his early fanzine days, getting arrested over possession of video nasties (twice), his campaign for Nottingham fetish clubs, and why they just don’t make porn like they used to...
"They’re true kings of hip hop, with a charmingly humble vibe impossible not to fall in love with"
Disabled people are subject to appalling discrimination, just like some people suffer from sexism, racism or homophobia
Seth MacFarlane's big screen follow up to Ted is set in the Old West
Turner Prize-winning artist Jeremy Deller’s work is chock-full of the politics of working class Britain, from the miners’ strike and riots to the effects of the Industrial Revolution on popular culture. Mark Patterson remembers his own experiences of riots, before trying to pin down the evasive Deller for a few answers...
The band known for their single Wasting My Young Years have been doing anything but. They met at the University of Nottingham in 2009 and by 2012 London Grammar managed to not only graduate, but land themselves a record deal. They’re also now the proud owners of a platinum selling debut album. Clever stuff. Guitarist Dan Rothman talks about Hoodtown, No Tomorrow Festival and, of course, hair...
We lament the end of a quirky, 900-year-old Nottingham tradition…
To finish off NEAT14, we went down to see two of Hatch's pop up performances
David Lilley and and Stephen Gray's spooky short film was a finalist in the Depict short film contest in 2012
With Peace, Drenge, Saint Raymond, Wolf Alice, Georgie Rose and many more
"Another outing for Marvel’s band of angst ridden mutant superheroes, fighting, as ever, for a world that hates and fears them."
Every local vocal on the line-up at this year's event
Who you should be fighting your way down to the front for at this year's festival
The gypsy jazz outfit are performing at CAST as part of Neat14 on Friday 23 May
Eat your heart out Bunuel and Dali - here’s some Notts surrealism for your faces
A year on from their headline show at Rock City, the band road test new material in the snug environment of The Bodega
The lady who taught in St Ann's and studied at Nottingham School of Art before inventing 'boho chic' fashion for A-listers
"Ray reminded me of Columbo. He'd fool you that he hadn't much clue but, really, he'd worked it all out the minute he'd walked into the room"
An interview with the psychologist and writer about her career and writing about women over fifty
Nottinghamshire YMCA celebrate the end of their Young Creatives project with live performances at Nottingham Contemporary
The dance company of one of the world’s most respected choreographers performed three pieces
Portuguese dancer and singer Nuno Silva combined his two loves to create a passionate story on stage
A pair of crime related short plays
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