Kingston Uni Graduate Jumps To YouTube Fame
Kadeem Hosein
With over 60 hours of video uploaded to YouTube every minute, it is not hard to imagine why many struggle to find a voice on the ever-growing platform. However, a…
Events
Why film reboots are not as bad as people think
Johanna Christoph
An army of ghosts wreaking havoc in New York, the iconic Marshmallow Man waltzing through the city, and a group of weird paranormal scientists with special equipment gave cinema-goers the…
KU graduate band Young Romance release debut album ‘Another’s Blood’
Chanelle Field
Former Kingston University students Claire Heywood and Paolo Ruiu will be releasing their debut album ‘Another’s blood’ through Banquet Records this month. The album release follows live performances in Kingston…
The Comedian’s Guide To Survival inspired by KU graduate’s life
Bibiana Baluk
A KU graduate’s from-zero-to-hero story of his early years in comedy has inspired a big-budget film which was released in the UK on DVD last week.
Things to do in Kingston – November
Camilla Iversen
On Campus November 15 – Brexit: Views from Europe – Clattern Lecture theatre, Penrhyn Road, 6.30pm – 8pm November 15 – Vintage fair at Penrhyn Road – Student Union, 11am…
Sofar Sounds bring rising stars into your living room
See Hozier, Bastille and the stars of tomorrow play before an audience of you and your friends in your own living room and pay what you think it was worth…
‘Ouija: Origin of Evil’ Review: Missed opportunity to thoroughly scare viewers
Sara Ghandour
I can only review half of the movie Ouija: Origin of Evil, as I spent the other half hiding behind my hands.
Kingston has Shawn Mendes mania
Lauren Hockney
Kingston was filled with thousands of screaming teenage girls on Wednesday afternoon when 18-year-old heartthrob Shawn Mendes played a pop-up show at The Hippodrome.
Alicia Keys bares all in new album ‘Here’
Amelia Cunningham
Alicia Keys may not be wearing make-up but she is definitely making-up for lost time with her sixth studio album Here, due to drop on November 4. Entering the early…
I, Daniel Blake Review: Painfully moving and unapologetic
“I, Daniel Blake”, Ken Loach’s stunning and distressing new drama, is a wake-up call and shows brutally honestly and poignantly the errors of the benefits system. Loach is known as…