I am the type of person whose brain works over time. It is constantly trying to overthink, analyse and stress about 100 different things simultaneously.
Rebecca Gouldbourne
Victor Frankenstein film review
The latest adaptation of the original Frankenstein tale, Victor Frankenstein (12A), released in UK cinemas on December 4th, is a classic example of a horror
Newton Faulkner album Review
Singer/songwriter Newton Faulkner’s new album, released November 20, is easily his best work yet. Human Love is the fifth album of the musician, who is
Bridge of Spies film Review
Bridge of spies is a historical drama- thriller set it 1957 Brooklyn, New York, based on true events regarding the 1960 U-2 incident during the
Redlight new album review- X Colour
After releasing endless singles and EPs on iTunes, Redlight, otherwise known as Hugh Pescod, has finally released his album X Colour which became available to
Interview with punk musician and feminist- Misty Miller
“A lot of women are afraid to speak up.” Misty Miller is a punk musician and ardent feminist. Megan White spoke to her about finding
Scout’s guide to the zombie apocalypse – Review
It’s Halloween season and Paramount Pictures have distributed the perfect film for gore lovers and not so perfect for the squeamish. Scouts guide to the
Banquet Records win Best Independent Retailer award
Independent Record shop Banquet Records, Kingston, won the Best Independent Retailer award at the Kingston Business Excellence Awards on October 15. The Record shop on
Oxjam Review
Saturday 17th September saw charity event, Oxjam, run at three different locations in Kingston town centre including The Mill, The Cricketers and The Fighting Cocks,
Kingston to turn pink for Oxjam takeover
An annual charity music festival is being held in Kingston town centre this weekend to raise money for Oxfam. Oxjam, which is organised by
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