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A bonkers but brilliant set by Cosmo Sheldrake at East London’s young but acclaimed XOYO...

Blood Cells tells the story of Adam (Barry Ward), the son of a dairy farmer...

With a Cobra meeting almost every month now, and the government on the verge of...

It’s always a good sign if the last song of the night has the crowd...

Burrowed under Pitfield Street in the East End, pumping 80s pop classics, The...

Ted 2 answers the question of how much mileage can actually be extracted from a...

There is such an abundance of World War II dramas that it is sometimes easy...

“In case you didn’t know, we’re Jupe,” exclaimed frontman Tim Night as the band led...

Writer/director Justin Simien’s feature film debut is a thoroughly modern affair. Dear...

To many, one of the cardinal sins of documentary making is allowing the...