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Vue to screen Italian box office hit There’s Still Tomorrow in UK and Ireland cinemas
Vue, the largest privately owned cinema operator in Europe, is set to bring Italian box office sensation There’s Still…
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Paramount Pictures to release John Krasinski’s IF exclusively in cinemas in May
Paramount Pictures is gearing up to take audiences on a magical journey with its latest offering, IF, exclusively hitting…
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Movie
Evil Does Not Exist
An Oscar win is always difficult to follow up on, as every work thereafter will inevitably be measured…
By Selina Sondermann
Show
The Regime
The Regime stars Kate Winslet as Elena Vernham, the chancellor of an unnamed European autocracy. Growing increasingly paranoid…
By Umar Ali
Album
The Libertines – All Quiet on the Eastern Esplanade
Flashback to 20 years ago and The Libertines were arguably the coming thing in British music. Killer, punky…
By Mark Worgan
Movie
Monkey Man
A young man, raised first in the forest then in the slums, makes ends meet by fighting in…
By Guy Lambert
Album
Palace – Ultrasound
With 2022’s Shoals, Palace delved, like so many other musical groups in the post-pandemic era, into a dark,…
By Ronan Fawsitt
Music
“Harmony and key can really conceptualise what words mean”: Yellow Days on Hotel Heaven
Mancunian-born singer George van den Broek has seen resounding success from a young age; songs he released at…
By Taryn Crowley
Cinema & TV
“Shooting some of the most the grimmest scenes, you have to laugh as otherwise you could be in trouble”: Bill Nighy and Nell Tiger Free on The First Omen
A precursor to the original Omen film from 1976 by Richard Donner, The First Omen shifts the focus…
By Ezelle Alblas
Show
This Town
From riots and rival gangs to poetry and ska music, This Town (the latest show from Peaky Blinders’…
By Andrew Murray