With over 60 hours of video uploaded to YouTube every minute, it is not hard to imagine why many struggle …
Why film reboots are not as bad as people think
An army of ghosts wreaking havoc in New York, the iconic Marshmallow Man waltzing through the city, and a group …
KU graduate band Young Romance release debut album ‘Another’s Blood’
Former Kingston University students Claire Heywood and Paolo Ruiu will be releasing their debut album ‘Another’s blood’ through Banquet Records …
The Comedian’s Guide To Survival inspired by KU graduate’s life
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 …
Things to do in Kingston – November
On Campus November 15 – Brexit: Views from Europe – Clattern Lecture theatre, Penrhyn Road, 6.30pm – 8pm November 15 – …
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 …
‘Ouija: Origin of Evil’ Review: Missed opportunity to thoroughly scare viewers
I can only review half of the movie Ouija: Origin of Evil, as I spent the other half hiding behind …
Kingston has Shawn Mendes mania
Kingston was filled with thousands of screaming teenage girls on Wednesday afternoon when 18-year-old heartthrob Shawn Mendes played a pop-up …
Alicia Keys bares all in new album ‘Here’
Alicia Keys may not be wearing make-up but she is definitely making-up for lost time with her sixth studio album …
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 …