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But despite its campy façade and utter foolishness, it’s a film that reminds LGBTQ+ folk that they will always be worthy of the silver screen – even when they’re not being farmed for their trauma or teaching audiences…
Back in the 1980s, a then Prince Charles suggested it had been inspired by a North Sea oil rig. But none of this stopped it from becoming, in 2011, the youngest ever building to be given Grade I-listed status in the UK.…
Watch below, and find details on how to book cinema screenings. READ MORE: Oasis live in Cardiff opening night review: a supersonic reunion for a new generation The “landmark” two-hour movie, produced by Peaky Blinders…
Since forming during lockdown, the Scottish sextet led by composer and pianist Marco Cafolla have pioneered a sound that is both conciliatory and cosmic; mixing a heartfelt influence of cusp-of-the-Seventies spiritual…
The pair first met early last year within mutual music circles, and released their song "Liiiiights" as part of Slow Dance Recording’s 25th year compilation record, with "On My Own" arriving with elements of dancehall…
Their physical precision is such that it's almost as if these camo clowns with their rosy cheeks and tearstained eyes are executing a mission. The duo have previously portrayed confused cowboys ( And Then the Rodeo…
Some movie reviews require deep critical thinking and studious analysis. And then, there are movies like Adam Shankman’s disaster-spoof Stop! That! Train! , which are so simple, stupid and self-assured, that I could…
The new edition of the Hennessy cypher is a truly international affair, steered by globally renowned producer Sarz . Out now, the cypher features a string of huge names, with seven rap artists taking part. An exploration…
Back in the cast alongside Mitchell are Anna Maxwell-Martin, Dylan Hughes, Dorothy Atkinson and Ralph Ineson, plus Dipo Ola who reprises his role as DI Russell Carter. The detective is once again partnered up with John…
"I want to speak on Diana's behalf and do so in an openly positive way," Earl Spencer said of his reasons for writing the book. He added that he hoped it would enable people to understand who she really was: "A one-off…