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Some wanted fame, some wanted success and some just wanted to have a bit of fun. No matter what their motivations, our Notts reality TV stars have all experienced the good and the bad of becoming almost famous. From chasing chickens for Lord Sugar to baking Battenberg for Paul Hollywood, here’s what they had to say about their time on Come Dine With Me, The X Factor, The Great British Bake Off and The Apprentice...
No ordinary neighbours, Nottingham’s Clean Champions volunteers are helping to keep your city clean. These modern day Wombles give up their spare litter picking all over the city in the hope of tidying up Nottingham and changing our approach to rubbish...
Formed by three friends with a love for all things spooky, The Nottingham Horror Collective is Nottingham’s new horror magazine, full of content to send shivers down your spine. We chat to creators Ruth, Emily and Bren about tarot cards, contemporary horror films and plans for Halloween…
Denis Villeneuve continues his sci-fi crusade by turning Frank Herbert’s seminal work into a deluxe blockbuster...
Nottingham born Singer-Songwriter BEKA took to the stage at Rough Trade for her first headline tour amidst a series of incredibly successful releases to provide audiences with a night of eighties nostalgia and emotive pop…
The latest Broadway hit to be adapted for the big screen is an unintentional disturbia flick we didn’t know we wanted this Halloween...
Three underpaid, overworked and under appreciated women fight back
They might not be tied to one specific band, but that doesn't stop our Session Musician in Notts loving their job...
Grey Crawford went under the radar for years, unnoticed amongst his contemporaries and rarely discussed in conversations of conceptual photography. Beam Editions, a gallery based in the halls of Primary, seeks to bring attention to the artist with a survey of works completed between 1978-1985...
The latest addition to Netflix’s Halloween selection is another by-the-numbers vampire flick...
A major case of mistaken identity in this gag packed farce
Ridley Scott’s latest is a rape-revenge movie with a difference...
Following our recent interview with Sleaford Mods frontman Jason Williamson, we take a look at some of the best music biopics of all time...
Crime is on the rise and skirts are getting shorter.
Benedict Cumberbatch pulls off a pair of rancher chaps in this career defining performance...
Cinema fans be reassured, The French Dispatch finds Wes Anderson in good form and is a joy from start to finish...
During COP26 in Glasgow, Nottingham will host a mass environmental demonstration on Saturday 6 November. Those taking part tells us why they're getting involved...
The Venom sequel proves that a film doesn’t necessarily need to be good to be fun...
The famous Mayhem Film Festival took over Broadway Cinema last week. Here's what we thought to this year's eclectic horror event...
Is this slasher sequel all guts and no glory?
Backstage, no one can hear you scream...
From fighting in the Greyjoy Rebellion to giving Ricky Gervais therapy sessions, Paul Kaye has had an on-screen career like no other since studying Theatre Design at Nottingham Trent University. We hear from the 56-year-old about his time in Notts, filming in Iceland and his love for Sleaford Mods…
Currently showing at the BFI Film Festival, this short film packs a big punch...
Despite what the right would have you believe, every time there’s an influx of refugees from a war-torn country, the UK is not overrun with people claiming asylum. In fact, the UK holds only about 1% of the total number of refugees the world over. UK refugees have to go through a gruelling process to achieve settled status, which often lasts years and leaves any failed claimants without money or a place to stay while they lodge appeals. Host is a Nottingham-based charity that provides support to those going through the asylum seeking process, making their lives just a little easier. Penny Reeve sat down with Host chair Roger Van Schaick to find out a little more...
It’s fair to say that Simon Amstell has come a long way since the days of broadsiding bemused musicians with snarky questions on Popworld. We caught up with the stand-up comedian, filmmaker and presenter as he heads back on tour with his new show, Spirit Hole, to talk lockdown, dodging threesomes in New York and drinking ayahuasca with a Peruvian shaman...
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