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We got down for the festivities this weekend...
David Lilley, the brains behind Broadway Cinema's bi-monthly Short Stack short film night, is looking to raise £5,000 through a Kickstarter campaign for his new film Socks & Robbers. Our Screen Editor, Ash Carter, talked to him about the project...
While a lot of Nottingham's musical attention was focused on the Splendour Festival at Wollaton Hall, local faves Kagoule were down in rural Oxfordshire, performing at the Truck Festival.
Christopher Nolan's latest effort has been met with fairly universal praise, we take a look to see if it's deserved...
Snaps from a stormy Splendour...
Hannah Parker reviews the newest addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe...
Scotland's Poet Laureate Jackie Kay celebrates family and friendship with a reading from the heart at Southwell Library...
Swearing and drinking in the library with Hollie McNish
We got down to the annual carouse by the canal...
One world, 80 days travel and 125 characters in 130 hilarious minutes
We got down to the music festival to end 'em all
We got down to see one of the latest flicks...
Despite a fresh angle from director Jonathan Teplitzky, Churchill feels like a wasted opportunity to Ash Carter...
We see if Edgar Wright's highly-anticipated car-chase musical is all it's cracked up to be...
With Nottinghamshire in the final of the Royal London Cup against Surrey at Lords, we headed down to the big smoke for a day to see if our boys could return with the trophy.
Nottingham based author, Ian Douglas, explores life on Mars in the third instalment of his teen sci-fi adventure. We headed down to the book launch at NWS, where Douglas spoke about what’s in store for Zeke Hailey in this gripping nigh-apocalyptic tale…
We got down to Lakeside's Djanogly Theatre to check out the latest offering from local heads Nonsuch...
Right then, we're right in the middle of festival season and our vlogger Golesedi and her mate Mark ditched the wellies, booze and music for tea, cakes and art at Lady Bay Arts Festival...
Ears to the ground, it's all kicking off...
As part of BBC Music Day 47 blue plaques were unveiled celebrating local music legends. One of those unveilings took place at the Theatre Royal, in honour of Constance Shacklock OBE but who was Constance? We take a look at her life and her musical legacy...
The social housing crisis isn’t easy to get the bonce round, and unfortunately it’s not going away anytime soon, either. Director of Sleaford Mods: Invisible Britain, Paul Sng of Velvet Joy Productions, is set to launch a new, independent documentary following in the footsteps of his previous work; contextualising austerity measures in the UK. The latest film is called Dispossession: The Great Social Housing Swindle, and it’s set to screen at Broadway Cinema this month...
Our Lucy and Tom got down to Colwick Park to skank out to some right good tunes, write a few words, and take a few snaps...
Them Pesky Kids are a film collective from Notts. All Confetti students, the group are aiming to raise £10,000 through a Kickstarter campaign, to fund a new short, Ariella, and they're off to a decent start indeed. Our Screen Editor Ash Carter spoke to Them Pesky Kids' Michael Jobling about the project...
Our cutest LeftLion vlogger Isaac went to Wheee! festival at The Lakeside Arts. He saw, he ran, he played, he laughed. If you don't find it adorable you have a heart of stone. Yes, stone.
After Friday in Manchester and Saturday in Bristol, the multi-city new music extravaganza arrived in Nottingham to close out the weekend. Taking place at over 30 venues, we headed along to join the dots...
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