Movie
The Hunger Games
Given the depths reality TV has sunk to in recent years, it’s not all that implausible we could…
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Published articles
Dance
The City Will Crumble at the Courtyard: A chance to see thought-provoking dance
It’s fair to say that an evening of interpretative dance might be a thing of joy for hardcore…
By Mark Worgan
Movie
John Carter: Disney’s sci-fi epic is mad but worth it
Andrew Stanton’s John Carter hasn’t had the best press. Rumours of a bloated budget of $250m and nervous…
By Mark Worgan
Music
Jodie Marie interview: Blues from rural Wales via a king of Brit Pop
Upon hearing the voice of Jodie Marie one might expect something different than an unassuming girl from Wales.…
By Mark Worgan
Live music
Theory of a Deadman preach to the converted at the Koko
It’s fair to say that Camden isn’t Theory of a Deadman’s natural habitat: despite their being Canadian, their…
By Mark Worgan
Live music
New music at Bull and Gate as E.J. and The Tenfivesixty wow the crowd
One of the UK’s leading independent record labels, Fierce Panda, presented a night of new music at London’s…
By Mark Worgan
Movie
This Means War
This Means War is the latest film from McG, with the premise that CIA agents and best friends…
By Mark Worgan
Live music
Reel Big Fish take us back to the 90s at Shepherd’s Bush Empire
For a couple of hours at the Shepherd’s Bush Empire it could’ve been 1998 again. The reason? The…
By Mark Worgan
Album
Lana Del Rey leaves us bored enough to die
There has been a lot of discussion about Lana Del Rey’s much anticipated debut album Born To Die.…
By Mark WorganMovie
A Thousand Kisses Deep: A strange way to tell a troubling story
If you were to find out that your life was heading towards a sad and lonely conclusion, but…
By Mark Worgan