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This marks two Oscar nominations and the LeftLion nod of approval for Women Talking...
Kevin Stanley reviews Petr Limonov at the Royal Concert Hall...
After learning her craft at Nottingham’s Actors Workshop, Lisa Ambalavanar went on to join DC’s Titans as the beloved character of Jinx, achieving something every young kid and adult nerd dreams of - becoming a superhero. We hear all about life with magical powers…
Sam Harvey reviews The Beekeeper of Aleppo...
Graduating from Bodega to Rescue Rooms, Kid Kapichi’s hotly anticipated return to Nottingham had one aim and one aim only; Smash the Gaff...
Local lads 2079 headline The Chameleon...
Raye visited Rough Trade to perform songs from her debut album My 21st Century Blues...
Coinciding with the book's launch in the United States, we take a look at this book from University of Nottingham graduate Hanna Flint...
Do we love She Is Love? We'd love for you to find out...
The well-anticipated Beat the Streets returned for its fifth year running last Sunday...
M. Night Shyamalan’s back with a new taut thriller about the apocalypse…
Rock City were treated to an extravaganza of metal with a co-headline tour from Apocalyptica and Epica...
The Felling is a new documentary that tells the first-hand account of how ordinary Sheffield citizens stood up against a company waging war on the environment...
For one night only, Motorpoint Arena was magically transformed into what felt like a magical fairy-tale realm...
Prefacing the release of her long-awaited album Good Riddance, Gracie Abrams embarks on a mini-series of stripped-back, acoustic gigs, ending with an intimate show in Nottingham’s The Level...
Steven Spielberg’s deeply personal, semi-memoir joins a growing list of movie love letters to cinema…
Laura Poitras' new Oscar nominated documentary looks at the life of American activist and photographer Nan Goldin...
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...
Jerzy Skolimowski’s late career fable about a nomadic donkey constantly moving between owners is a deeply idiosyncratic and sensory experience...
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
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…
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