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Film Review: The Souvenir Part II

Tue 12 Oct 2021

The second instalment of Joanna Hogg’s cinematic memoir is darker than the first, but just as personal...

Out of Time: Sir Peter Mansfield, The Nobel Prize Winning Notts Lecturer Who Pioneered MRI Scans

Sat 09 Oct 2021

From becoming a University of Nottingham lecturer to winning a Nobel Prize for his work on the technology behind MRI scans, Sir Peter Mansfield is one of the finest minds in Nottingham’s history. On what would have been his 88th birthday, we celebrate the life and legacy of a true genius who, despite his incredible achievements, always remained humble…

Good Grief: The Film To Spark Conversations About Grief In Honour of Baby Loss Awareness week

Fri 08 Oct 2021

Baby Loss Awareness week takes place between 8-15 October, which we’re supporting with the pink and blue masthead on our cover. Nottingham is home to several great charities that do a huge amount to help parents going through the awful process of losing a baby, including Forever Stars. Emma Walsh speaks to Operations and Funding Manager Jo Sharp, as well as Rob Sharp of Sirloin Films, about Good Grief - the new short film featuring Vicky McClure, which aims to provoke conversations around the grieving process and baby loss...

Circle of Light to Perform Brand New Music for World Mental Health Day

Thu 07 Oct 2021

The collective will present their new album at Nottingham Contemporary on Sunday 10 October...

"I Wanted to Celebrate the Resilience of the Human Being" - Artist Susie MacMurray on Witness at the National Justice Museum

Thu 07 Oct 2021

Created by artist Susie MacMurray and curated by Andrea Hadley-Johnson, Witness is a striking installation art piece made to be displayed at the National Justice Museum. We head over to have a gander and chat to Susie all about her intentions behind Witness and the creative process...

Young Creative Awards Winners to Have Work Showcased in Nottingham

Thu 07 Oct 2021

The work of three young photographers will be displayed by businesses across the city...

The Gramophones Theatre Company Bring Acrobatics Show Tarzanna to Nottingham

Wed 06 Oct 2021

The popular aerial adventure is coming to Lakeside Arts on 31 October...

Co-host Dan Schreiber on the No Such Thing as a Fish Podcast and Upcoming Tour Nerd Immunity

Mon 04 Oct 2021

Founded by the QI researchers, No Such Thing as a Fish is the weekly British podcast celebrating facts, comedy, and all things nerdy. We catch up with co-host Dan Schreiber and chat about the upcoming tour, weird accents, and raising money for Comic Relief…

Film Review: Sounds Like Love

Sat 02 Oct 2021

This Spanish rom-com ticks all of the boxes...

Nadia Whittome: "Make no mistake, this Bill is an attack on the fundamental human right to seek asylum"

Sat 02 Oct 2021

In her regular column, MP for Nottingham East Nadia Whittome explores the ongoing refugee crisis, and the threat posed by the The Nationality and Borders Bill.

Review: Where the restless oceans pound by Chaos Magic Space

Thu 30 Sep 2021

Existing quietly among the upper studios at Backlit Gallery, Nottingham-based art collective Chaos Magic Space practice a community-focused approach to art through ritual, symbol, and a spirited love for the mythic. With their latest exhibition Where the restless oceans pound currently open to the public, Tom Cobbett digs a little deeper into the mysticism to find out more about the group...

Sleaford Mods' Jason Williamson on Staying Angry, Iggy Pop's Parrot and Their First Time Headlining the Motorpoint Arena

Wed 29 Sep 2021

That famous rage might have dimmed ever-so-slightly, but it’s clear to see that Jason Williamson is still a man with a lot to say. With their most recent album, Spare Ribs, being their most successful to date, and a first headlining arena performance happening next month, we chat to Sleaford Mods’ charismatic frontman about capitalism, getting older and seeing Iggy Pop’s parrot dancing to his music...

Notts Filmmaker Will J Carman on Awards Nominations and Shooting an Entire Movie in a Bathroom

Wed 29 Sep 2021

Cinematographer, camera operator and colourist, there doesn’t seem to be anything Will J Carman can’t do. We chat to the Nottingham-based filmmaker about award nominations, future projects and the importance of expecting the unexpected…

Film Review: Oliver Sacks – His Own Life

Tue 28 Sep 2021

Coming to cinemas for one night only, His Own Life is among this year’s most powerful documentaries...

20 Years Later: Spirited Away

Mon 27 Sep 2021

Studio Ghibli’s most celebrated film remains as bewitching as ever two decades on...

Photos: The Specials at The Motorpoint Arena

Fri 24 Sep 2021

We checked out The Specials has they headed to The Motorpoint Arena on Friday 17 September...

Film Review: Sweetheart

Fri 24 Sep 2021

Featuring Nottingham's own Sophia Di Martino, this coming of age story is well worth your time...

The Best of Robin Hood on Screen and in Literature

Fri 24 Sep 2021

With the green hat, archer’s bow, and occasionally a goatee, Robin Hood is a true icon of Nottingham. Our home-grown legend has been featured in thousands of different stories around the globe since his conception hundreds of years ago – here are some of the most notable examples of his pop culture presence..

How New Students Can Make a Difference in Nottingham

Thu 23 Sep 2021

If you're a student starting at NTU or UoN, find out how you can get involved in local politics, activism and more...

RuPaul’s Drag Race Stars to Visit Nottingham’s Oldest Gay Bar for Special Netflix Event

Wed 22 Sep 2021

Iconic drag queens The Vivienne and Tia Kofi are set to perform at a sold-out show in Nottingham next week.

Asad Fazil MBE on Al-Hurraya, the Charity Supporting Communities of Colour

Wed 22 Sep 2021

Asad Fazil is the frontman of Lenton based organisation Al-Hurraya, who’ve been working since 2014 across Nottingham, Derby and Burton-on-Trent to provide support to communities of colour affected by substance abuse, mental health, crime, radicalisation – you name it. Asad sat down to talk about his journey and the MBE he was recently awarded…

The LGBTQIA+ Clubs, Venues and Support Networks in Nottingham

Wed 22 Sep 2021

We've put together a list of some of the clubs, venues and support networks that can help you meet more people in Nottingham's vibrant LGBTQIA+ community...

Preview: New Nottingham Festival Meadowlands Announced for Summer 2022

Tue 21 Sep 2021

Brand new festival Meadowlands is coming to Victoria Embankment on Bank Holiday Friday 3 June 2022, and they’ve announced the record-breaking Gerry Cinnamon as their first headliner…

Nottingham International Film Festival 2021 to “Champion Young British Talent,” Says Director Neil Jeram-Croft

Tue 21 Sep 2021

2021 sees the return of an in-person cinema experience for Nottingham International Film Festival. Aaron Roe sits down with festival director Neil Jeram-Croft to get the lowdown on the event...

How New Students Can Stay Safe in Nottingham

Tue 21 Sep 2021

If you're just starting university and no longer have the ‘rents watching over your shoulder, you need to take responsibility for yourself. That includes staying safe around the city, and being a standup member of your local community. Student living is fun, but remember, your neighbours have jobs, families or may be elderly, and they won’t like listening to your drum and bass at 4am on a Tuesday. Take heed of this advice...

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