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Japan's J-Pop sensation was in the UK recently as part of her ‘5ive Years A Monster’ tour
We review this new documentary about the police shooting of Mark Duggan in 2011
She's been following Radiohead across the globe for the last twenty years, all of which is recorded in a superb blog that's absolutely gagging to be turned into a book.
Wollaton Park is getting taken over with musicians, theatremakers, comedians, and loads more. We've got the lowdown on who's gonna be where and when
The band have a brand new album out, and we weren't gonna miss it for owt
"Many of the hundred or so rooms were out of use, abundantly piled with cases of stuffed animals, fossils, shells, artworks and unused antiques in chaotic disarray"
With tunes from Origin One, Trekkah, One Giant Causeway, The Further, Patriot Rebel, Amulet, Sonder and Eyre Llew
We review the new animation from the makers of Despicable Me
Next week sees some of the biggest names in literature hit the small village of Southwell. Catch Lemn Sissay, Kate Fox and Daljit Nagra do their wordy thing
No, it's not a dream. Yes, that really is Will Robinson in a leotard
"The woman was aged seventeen and she with her two children was put up for sale and sold for 27/6, but that is not the worst"
It's all about science at the owd Vat and Fiddle
What was previously The Approach is now Southbank City. That's right, that Trent Bridge boozer has cloned itself and has been blasted into the city centre
Peter Mitchell from the University of Nottingham joined SciBar to discuss "Being Sherlock Holmes: Reading minds from clues in behaviour"
With A Killing Moon winning the award, perhaps it's about time literary snobs take the crime genre seriously
These next few months see a celebration of all the businesses in Nottingham that keep diversity ticking around the clock
New music, live in session, from Nottingham for Nusic. The latest artist in the Nusic Future Session studio is
It's this radical and dissenting side of Morley that has attracted fresh attention of late, not least from Matthew Chesney, director of Backlit Gallery.
Guitarist, arranger and producer Michael Goldwasser answers some of our questions ahead of the band's tour to celebrate their tribute to Radiohead's OK Computer album
The far right buffoons didn't half get it wrong, and looked a bit daft compared to the Market Square protest for solidarity on Tuesday
The night that decided which local act would open the main stage at Splendour in July
It's a hometown forest return for a local music favourite
"It's bowls, eats, beats, booze and banter. Barefoot Bowls is an urban take on the traditional game of lawn bowls. The ultimate laid-back, after-work, social event"
The Clifton-born singer-songwriter announces a hometown date as part of his tour for new album On My One
"It's reported that seven of the Forest Mills turned clockwise and six anticlockwise, giving rise to the joke that they were 'grinding' and 'ungrinding'"
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