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Film Review: Now You See Me 2

Tue 19 Jul 2016

Another exciting trailer for the sequel to the 2013 hit - but is the film any good?

Sweetnotes Festival in Pictures

Tue 19 Jul 2016

A photographic slice of the action from the indie festival that took over Rescue Rooms for the day

Film Review: The Hard Stop

Fri 15 Jul 2016

We review this new documentary about the police shooting of Mark Duggan in 2011

Splendour Festival Set Times Released

Thu 14 Jul 2016

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

Film Review: The Secret Life of Pets

Sat 09 Jul 2016

We review the new animation from the makers of Despicable Me

Southwell Library Poetry Festival

Sat 09 Jul 2016

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

Deerstock Festival is Back for its Fifth Year

Fri 08 Jul 2016

We get the lowdown on this year's Deerstock Festival, coming to a field near you this July

Film Review: Where You’re Meant To Be

Mon 27 Jun 2016

We review this documentary ahead of its screening at Broadway Cinema.

Film Review: Remainder

Tue 21 Jun 2016

This UK film about a man who loses his memory when he's struck by a falling object is released on VOD soon

Film Review: Embrace of the Serpent

Mon 20 Jun 2016

Nominated in the Best Foreign Language category at 2016's Oscars, this Colombian film is one of the best of the year

Film Review: Tale of Tales

Sat 18 Jun 2016

Based on the seventeenth century Italian poet Giambattista Basile’s collection of fairy tales, this film intertwines a trio of weird and wonderful stories concerning the elites of society.

Green Day's American Idiot

Fri 17 Jun 2016

It’s a bit like watching Grease on Speed. At times some of it might seem a little saccharine, but frankly you’d have to be churlish to not enjoy the spectacle

STUFF Festival's Niamh Caines Talks Fringe Theatre in Nottingham

Mon 13 Jun 2016

Stuff, but not nonsense at the New Theatre Festival

Live Music Review: Dot To Dot Festival 2016 - Part 2

Sat 11 Jun 2016

More musings from the day-long music festival that covered Nottinghamingham like an aural blanket

Documentary Series Review: The Films of Michael Eaton

Wed 08 Jun 2016

The digested read: A load of natives prancing about in masks, the history of the Council House, and a guy who thought he could escape death by hiding in a tree.

Pint of Science Festival - Space: What's Out There?

Tue 07 Jun 2016

"If we know the mass of the universe, we can better understand its fate. Enough mass will halt the expansion of the universe and cause it to slowly collapse"

Pint of Science Day Two - The Future of Food

Mon 06 Jun 2016

Getting stuck into the science surrounding issues with food, including conservation, sustainability and a good bit of mould

Pint of Science Day One - Mind Psychology

Sun 05 Jun 2016

Peeling back the layers of the mind that lead to addiction, the way we vote and what leads us to kill

Live Music Review: Dot To Dot Festival 2016 - Part 1

Sun 05 Jun 2016

Running all over the city centre in pursuit of alternative musical enjoyment is something we definitely subscribe to

Win Tickets to Splendour Festival

Sun 05 Jun 2016

Fancy being in with a chance to win a pair of tickets to the day festival that is so good that even deers turn up for a bit of a boogie?

Rachael Young on Her One-Woman Show

Sat 04 Jun 2016

"I talk about the things I do because these things are hidden. Nobody speaks about them, and it liberates other people to hear them being discussed"

Film Review: Alice Through the Looking Glass

Thu 02 Jun 2016

The sequel to the 2010 film has not been well received - what did our reviewer make of it?

Review: D. H Lawrence, By Night and Day

Wed 01 Jun 2016

"Lawrence isn’t capable of writing a comedy. He’s far to up his own arse. But he does have a gift for dialogue and like all writers worth their salt he can pin down the motivations of characters"