Rockstar Games prequel to their 2010 masterpiece gives a beautifully realised take on a truly ugly period of history… Following of from Grand Theft Auto…
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The New Arts Exchange Celebrates 10 Year Anniversary With Powerful Exhibition
The New Arts Exchange is a national culture and arts hub which aims to represent black, Asian and minority ethnic artwork. To celebrate their 10…
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Review: Bohemian Rhapsody
On October 24th the highly anticipated Queen biopic, Bohemian Rhapsody hit cinemas across the country, directed by Dexter Fletcher who replaced Bryan Singer towards the…
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Next Gen & Nachos: Gaming Food Spots in Nottingham
Life is full of hard decisions. Will sleeping in for another five minutes mean that you have to run for the bus like a lunatic?…
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Review: Heathers the Musical
It’s not very often that you walk into a London theatre to the sound of “Hungry Like The Wolf” by Duran Duran and other 80s…
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Where you should watch the Royal Wedding this weekend
Calling all royal wedding fans! Prince Harry and Megan Markle will tie their bonds of matrimony tomorrow. If you’re looking for the most impressive response…
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Head of Steam: Review
First look at Head of Steam from Platform Online on Vimeo. The first impression of Head of Steam is that it is full of life.…
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Infinity War: Review
Marvel Studios has been developing this storyline for 10 years now, with 18 previous films all leading up to the ultimate superhero team-up of over…
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A Quiet Place: Review
John Krasinski’s sci-fi–horror is silently creating quite the ruckus at the box office. Through the restriction of sound this film heightens the rest of your…
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Midnight Sun: Review
Midnight Sun, directed by Scott Speer, adapted from the screenplay of 2006 Japanese film of the same name, is an emotional rollercoaster that tugs at…
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