REVIEW: The Last of Us is a masterpiece in video game adaptation
In a dystopian world, a mutation of a fungus known as cordyceps has infected the human population, turning them into
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REVIEW: Arctic Monkeys – The Car
“I had big ideas, the band were so excited”, croons Alex Turner. At this stage in their career, Arctic Monkeys
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African American Hollywood: The Erasure of African and African Diaspora Voices through Film
As it has recently been Black History Month, and being a fan of film myself, I’ve been looking back and watching some of the recent greats of Black cinema, some of the films that have reached global status as tentpole pieces of kino that highlight the experiences of Black people. Films such as Get Out, Judas and the Black Messiah, and Selma.
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REVIEW: Willow: ‘Coping Mechanism’
On Coping Mechanism, Willow’s brand of pop-punk comes into its own – the success of her previous effort buoying a new-found sense of confidence that pervades the record from start to finish.
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BBC announces Ncuti Gatwa is the next Doctor – “The Future is Here”.
The BBC has decided to carry on their revolutionary casting streak by announcing that Ncuti Gatwa will be the 14th Doctor on Doctor Who.
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REVIEW: James Bay @ O2 Academy Leicester
Saturday night saw BRIT Award winning singer-songwriter James Bay bring his Give Me The Reason Tour to the University’s O2 Academy.
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REVIEW: Wet Leg: ‘Wet Leg’
Buoyed by the popularity of last year’s viral hit single ‘Chaise Longue’, Wet Leg have quickly become one of the
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REVIEW: The Batman
After Ben Affleck stepped aside both in front and behind the camera, director Matt Reeves was left with the great challenge of completely rebooting Batman for the third time in twenty years. He’s opted for a darker and more realistic interpretation – in line with his work on the new Planet of the Apes films.
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