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Punks, Nazis, blood, and Patrick Stewart. It's a good'un.
"He makes you feel as though you know him personally and brings you into his world so that you can relate to and connect with his music"
This month the terrible twosome are talking the Queen's 90th birthday, attending a mass karaoke night, and Leicester City's recent success...
Starring Joe Dempsie of Game of Thrones fame, and of course, the pop-prince of Notts
This month, the gobbiest fruit and veg specialists talk the deaths of Paul Daniels and Johann Cruyff, as well as Forest fans smashing up Derby toilets and Tim Peake tweeting kids from space
The Vat and Fiddle hosts one of the brainiest monthly events in Notts. This time, it's strictly geographical
The Nottingham music man extraordinaire answered our quizzicals in photographic form
"Perhaps Joan truly fell in love with Bracey, or maybe his worldly charms and glamorous appearances were seductive as means to a more adventurous life, unhindered by rules governing proper conduct for a young lady"
"We were livid. Biggest load of claptrap we've ever seen! There were hardly any British films in it. You have these little films getting awards that have only grossed a few million pounds"
This month, the duo talk about the fact that all the legends have popped their clogs recently
Find out what the duo have got to say for themselves this month, including opinions on Syria, the new tram routes, Christmas and more
Those who came across the paper largely dismissed George as an amateur whose ideas were not worth trifling with, leaving his discoveries overlooked for some time.
Sheep Soup’s original musical, Mrs. Green returns to Nottingham after a successful stint at The Fringe
Itching to get on stage at Splendour, he explains how he learnt to fly a plane and why Denzel Washington won’t be featuring on his tracks any time soon..
Two Television Workshop graduates are hoping to take Edinburgh by storm this year with a distinctive new musical
As our only national environmental film fest, The UK Green Film Festival is in its third year and will span sixteen cities. Broadway will be part of the festival, showing films that focus on local and global environmental issues. We spoke to the festival’s co-founder, and Nottingham resident, John Long, about the festival’s ethos and rapid growth…
For a lot of people Hyson Green Asda is all they’ve ever known when they go down Radford Road. But way back when, it was home to one of Nottingham’s best-known landmarks
"I think it’s really important to remember that not everything in a museum has to have a high value in terms of finance"
"We’ve seen the world. We’ve been to Ireland and we’ve been to Crete, and we don’t want to see the rest"
With the average copulation lasting 13 seconds, sexual contact in bonobos is rather quick by human standards
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