The Golden Globes have historically been criticised as biased, which is probably valid. With a meagre 93 voters, all Hollywood-based,…
Everything you wanted to know about the Six Nations but were too scared to ask
So, what is the Six Nations? It’s an international rugby tournament where Scotland, England, Wales, Ireland, France and Italy play…
Arts Review: Scottish Opera’s Inés de Castro
Dir. Olivia Fuchs, Cond. James MacMillan, Theatre Royal, 22nd & 24th January Inés de Castro is the archetype of gloomy…
Film Review: Into the Woods
Handsome princes, creepy wolves and sassy witches, oh my! You’ll see plenty of these in the new star-studded, magical film…
Swag, Sexism and Scotland: Nicola Sturgeon Speaks
Since 19th November last year, Nicola Sturgeon has been the First Minister of Scotland and by extension one of the…
Arts Review: Park
Jasmin Vardimon, Theatre Royal, 28th January What better place to explore the effects of current socio-political trends than a local,…
Album Review: Marilyn Manson – The Pale Emperor
2002’s documentary Bowling for Columbine might be the best and worst thing that has ever happened to Marilyn Manson. If…
Live Review: Funeral for a Friend
King Tut’s – 18/01 There was a time Funeral for a Friend were headlining the O2 Academy on the other…
Arts Preview: Stories Are Us?
All of Us: Stories that need telt, The Tron, first Tuesday of every month. If you enjoy telling stories or…
Arts Review: The Garden
Dir. Zinnie Harris, Citizen’s Theatre, 22nd Jan The studio in the Citizen’s Theatre is tiny – no more than a…
