Film review: Road to La Paz

In Association with Glasgow Film Festival Road to La Paz is a Spanish language driving movie, the majority of the … More

Arts Feature: Live Performance – Where do you draw the line?

Usually one goes to the theatre to have a good night out. See an entertaining show, hopefully be provided with … More

Merlin James, CCA, 22nd Jan – 20th March 2016 ‘Long Game’ marks the first exhibition of the CCA’s 2016 gallery … More

“Batman is a conservative’s wet-dream. Fuck Batman.” Like many, my introduction to Reginald D Hunter was through his appearance on … More

We’re excited to announce that, as of today, qmunicate is to start curating Spotify playlists along with our regular music … More

Coexist, a Bristol based community interest company, have become the first in the UK to introduce official time off for … More

Jimmy Donaghy caught up with the Indie-folk star to chat about artistic freedom, and why it’s never too late to … More

Portugal’s Social Democratic Party moved to criminalise verbal sexual abuse in February, an action which brought to light the lack … More

I mean, the answer is no. To clarify who I’m talking about by “slam” poets, I am not talking about … More

In light of growing anxiety over the referendum on Britain’s exit from the EU, the demand for Irish passports from … More