Theatre | Review
Gareth K Vile: My first feeling after seeing Fleur Elise Noble was frustration: despite using the depth of the CCA space to create a three dimensional screen for her...
Film | GFF 2010 | Review
Gail Tolley: In case this particular publishing phenomenon has passed you by, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is the first book in The Millennium Trilogy &...
Theatre | Art | Review
Ben Robinson: If any members of the DCA crowd were excitedly looking forward to another year’s feast of experimental music from the justly renowned Kill Your ...
Gareth K Vile: I was recently reminded by my publisher that The Skinny is an “entertainment and listings magazine”. I was in the process of defending an...
Art | Review
Ben Robinson: The Generator’s show Dromos takes as its lofty aim the creation of “a New Babylon of discovery” unconstrained by the rigid white cub...
Digital | Review
Tom Hillman: Right from the get go you’re given the impression that your time in The 40th Day will be based around explosions, one-liners and fist bumps. In ...
Books | Review
Daniel Gray: Contrary to popular perception, Adolf Hitler did frequently cherish books rather than char them. That revelation is not the only original element of ...
Lifestyle | Fashion | Review
Laura Sutherland: Maintaining the reputation of Scotland as a breeding ground of design talent, Louise Gray and Holly Fulton are both part of The British Fashion Counci...
Lifestyle | Fashion | Review | Features
Alexandra Fiddes: London Fashion Week opened the doors to its 26th year on a melancholy note, with a minute's silence to commemorate Lee Alexander McQueen, the much lov...
Isha Gupta: The optimistic title of this book is not only deceptive as a title, but also masks the true depth of Smith’s literary genius. The title is symbo...
Film | Review
Chris Buckle: If you, like indie-popper Stevie (a gawky Ian Bonar), remember the first time you heard Tigermilk; harbour ambitions of touring the land; or j...
Chris Buckle: “They’ve been fighting in Afghanistan since Alexander the Great - it’ll never change, so leave the fuckers to it” shru...
Juliet Buchan: Friends (With Benefits) is a college comedy about Chloe (Margaret Laney) and Owen (Alex Brown), two childhood sweethearts within a circle of s...
Nine: It’s an interesting story, and one based on a true event: a woman, Jeanne, presents herself as the victim of an anti-Semitic hate crime, sparkin...
Gail Tolley: There’s an intriguing story surrounding the production of No-one Knows About Persian Cats: filmed in Iran under the pretence of being an...
