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Steven Spielberg’s deeply personal, semi-memoir joins a growing list of movie love letters to cinema…
Storing any old paper waste? You could play your part...
Whether you fancy a lunchtime talk or an evening show, there's plenty to pick from this week...
Laura Poitras' new Oscar nominated documentary looks at the life of American activist and photographer Nan Goldin...
Local visual artist Richard Hyde uses abstract imagery to paint very real pictures - focusing on the positive aspects of the everyday, including the boundless beauty of nature, to take us away from the stresses and mundanity of normal life. Here, he dives into his creative process, and why he does what he does…
Rescue Rooms host one of the most unique and entertaining live bands out there...
We headed down to the arena to see Scottish sensation Lewis Capaldi on his Broken By Desire To Be Heavenly Sent tour...
Meet Sugar Stealers before they perform at Beat The Streets this weekend..
Our Rose Mason meets Ben Stuchbury at Blend, settling in for a long chat about his journey from business to spirituality, and all that’s been going on with his new community project, Intertwine…
Jerzy Skolimowski’s late career fable about a nomadic donkey constantly moving between owners is a deeply idiosyncratic and sensory experience...
To celebrate National Holocaust Day, James Walker has created this video telling the story of Ruth Schwiening who came to the UK aged 3 on Kindertransport and settled in Newark...
Nottingham's blessed with many a magical pizza joint - and Slice 'n' Brew joins the ever-growing list...
Ian C Douglas reviews The Remains of Logan Dankworth at the Nonsuch Studios
Newark locals are never ones to take an environmental battle lying down, and this Sunday they rally to stop the "Bulldozer Bill" threatening our wildlife and endangered species. This threatens Nottinghamshire's broader natural commons, including our cherished Sherwood Forest, explains campaigner and conservationist Emma Oldham...
As BFI’s Akira Kurosawa season is in full swing, one of his all timers turns sixty...
It's our special Screen celebration! We chat to: The Television Workshop's Alison Rashley and graduate Michael Socha; The Wheel of Time's Marcus Rutherford; Aftersun's Ruby Thompson; A Last Resort's Leanne Davis; Bisexual Men Exist's Vaneet Mehta; and Major Labia. If that's not enough, we catch up with the brains behind Hungry Pumpkin, Leicester's rising stars easy life, pianist and composer Chris Miggells and Broadway's The Lonely Cinema Club. And that's not all - take a read to see what other great stuff we have in store. We hope you enjoy!
From Henry cards to heart attacks, here's what you lot have been chattin' recently...
A magically zany reworking of a classic
The latest exhibition at Beam Editions, John Newling: The Fall, provokes heightened awareness to the ways in which we interact with the living things that surround us and asks us to not turn away — but to look at them with the dignity they deserve…
Though she attended a few lessons as a child, BBC radio presenter Summaya Mughal never actually learnt how to swim. Then at 27 she decided it was the right time to take lessons. From here, the podcast Brown Gal Can’t Swim was born - delving into Summaya’s personal journey, alongside all the barriers that the South Asian community face when it comes to getting in the pool. Perfect for our empowerment issue, we learn all about her eight-week swimming mission, modesty in sport and the emotional challenge of learning to swim as an adult…
We went to see The 1975 At Their Very Best...
Shakespeare, Sleeping Beauty, Beat the Streets, there's plenty on this week...
It was tribute central downstairs in Rock City - with My Chemical Romance and Fall Out Boy tunes taking over the venue...
It's got a pretty poor score of 55% on Rotten Tomatoes, but does Babylon get a thumbs-up from LeftLion? Meh...
An award-winning book adapted for the stage by an award-winning team? Count us in...
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