Hollywood’s Netflix New-Wave
Netflix has been ever-present in most of our lives now for a while, yet a couple years ago it still…
Netflix has been ever-present in most of our lives now for a while, yet a couple years ago it still…
Anyone who has watched The Oscars before will know very well that artistic integrity isn’t prioritised in the way that…
Space travel has been a preoccupation for Filmmakers, almost since Cinema’s invention. George Méliès’ A Trip to the Moon (1902)…
Reading Vladimir Nabokov’s Lolita as a love story is a standard initial interpretation of the novel, despite the kidnap and…
Arriving in to Brighton’s The Islingword on Queens Park Road, as I ordered a pint and briefly squinted to see…
Netflix’s new series, Sex Education, has been released less than a month and has already got rave reviews from fans…
Colette is the biographical story of Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette, a French author, performer and dancer during the late nineteenth century. Keira…
Personally, music has always been about connection and expression, which is why I value diversity and representation. From Tchaikovsky to…
Sunflower Bean recently performed at The Old Market; I was lucky enough to chat to Nick Kivlen – guitarist and…
“It’s like a first generation Die Hard,” Magnús Trygvason Elíassen, the drums of Amiina, exclaimed to the audience in his…
We interviewed Magnús Trygvason Elíassen ahead of Amiina’s performance of the score to Fantômas that took place on Saturday 17th November 2018 at…
Lunara Bramley-Fenton is a Brighton based mixed media artist. She is in her third year at Sussex, studying Art History. …
New Years Eve saw the Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra’s flagship event for the year: a Viennese Gala featuring no less than…
Two former chefs at Brighton’s premier wine bar-cum-restaurant Plateau have reached the final 16 in Casual Dining’s National Burger Awards,…
Komedia’s basement was full to the roof with audience’s head-banging to three bands’ alt-rock music. The night was in aid…