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Film Review: Murder on the Orient Express

Thu 09 Nov 2017

Agatha Christie's classic story has been given the big screen treatment by Kenneth Branagh...

Notts Zine Fest 2017 in Photos

Thu 09 Nov 2017

Highlights from the Notts Zine Fest 2017 at Rough Trade...

Theatre Review: The Little Mermaid

Wed 08 Nov 2017

Forget Disney, this is much darker and full of despair and longing. It was fabulous.

A Second Home in Nottingham: Stories of Immigration to Hoodtown

Wed 08 Nov 2017

What’s life like for immigrants Nottingham? Caroline Barry asked a load of Notts residents to tell of their relocation tales...

Art Review: Sounds Like Her at New Art Exchange

Wed 08 Nov 2017

Seven women, from a variety of different backgrounds, have brought their work together to create Sounds Like Her the New Art Exchange. They’re using their voices, language, noise, textures, music, sonic structures and non-sonic materialisations of sound all to grab your attention and make you think about things from new perspectives...

Music Video: Re Teu - Darling

Wed 08 Nov 2017

The artist formerly known as Sawyer gives us a taster of his forthcoming EP A Thawing Wind with this haunting autumnal track...

Live Music Review: Kagoule, Catholic Action and Do Nothing at The Bodega

Wed 08 Nov 2017

On a night when it seemed every band in Nottingham was hitting the town to play, we headed to The Bodega to see the return of the mighty Kagoule with touring buddies Catholic Action and mates Do Nothing...

Adam Peter Smith Talks Being a Musician in Nottingham

Tue 07 Nov 2017

Active on the local music scene for a while now, we put some questions to the rootsy singer-songwriter as he releases his latest EP...

Film Review: The Killing of a Sacred Deer

Tue 07 Nov 2017

Yorgos Lanthimos and Colin Farrell have teamed up again for the follow-up to 2015's The Lobster...

Film Review: Call Me By Your Name

Tue 07 Nov 2017

Luca Guadagnino’s film stands as a reminder of human vulnerability and the sensual, beautiful, heartbreaking journey of falling in love for the first time…

Live Music Review: Fuzzbox at The Chameleon

Mon 06 Nov 2017

The Chameleon holds its second event after re-opening following a major refurbishment as it hosts I'm Not From London's Fuzzbox night, with live music from Nervous Twitch, Diablo Furs, Bus Stop Madonnas and Those Howlin Sounds...

Happy 40th Birthday to City Arts Nottingham

Mon 06 Nov 2017

City Arts is a community arts organisation based at the bottom of Hockley that’s done nowt but good for local people. The creative boggers turned forty in September, and are celebrating their anniversary with a year-long series of events for everyone to get stuck into. We delved into a bit of their history, had a chat with a few of the organisers, stuck our party hats on, and did a little dance...

5 Things to Do in Nottingham This Week

Sun 05 Nov 2017

Plenty of gigs and giggles for you lot this week...

5 Things to Do in Nottingham This Weekend

Thu 02 Nov 2017

It's gonna be a good'un, kids...

Film Review: Breathe

Wed 01 Nov 2017

We went to see Andy Serkis' romantic and loving look at the reasons to live in times of great tragedy

Live Music Review: Jane Weaver at The Bodega

Tue 31 Oct 2017

Her space-age motorik disco sparkled on a sold-out Saturday night as the musician took her Modern Kosmology album out on the road...

With Apologies to The Warriors: A Tale of Nottingham Student Violence

Tue 31 Oct 2017

The students are officially back, so our Ben Knight reimagines The Warriors with a Notts twist...

SciBar at The Vat & Fiddle: Shahin Rahimifard on How to Feed 9 Billion People in 2050

Mon 30 Oct 2017

We all love our scran but how are we going to feed the world's population in 2050, when it is predicted to reach 9 billion people? Shahin Rahimifard joined us at The Vat & Fiddle to talk about the future of food.