If Beale Street Could Talk (2018)
2019-02-16
“How long has this been going on?”, asks Joseph Rivers (Colman Domingo) after learning that his unmarried daughter Tish (KiKiContinue Reading
MUSIC REVIEW: CHVRCHΞS – Love is Dead
2019-02-16
Starting out in Glasgow, Chvrches have gained international success with their synth-pop band, producing and writing overseas in the US.Continue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: The Electrifying Mr Johnston
2019-02-16
“Tom who?” asks our fictional Scotch and wry narrator (an earnest Alan MacKenzie as the son of a left-wing journalistContinue Reading
Happy Death Day 2U (2019)
2019-02-14
Talk about striking while the iron’s hot. Barely 18 months since Happy Death Day reaped over 25 times its modest budgetContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: The Dark @ Traverse Theatre
2019-02-14
Refugee. Asylum seeker. Immigrant. Words with distinctive meanings which are often lumped together in confusion, ignorance and hatred to describeContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Baby Face @ Glasgow’s Tron
2019-02-09
“You look like you have the labia of a five year old.” This is uttered in the first two minutesContinue Reading
MUSIC REVIEW: TIDE LINES – Let’s Make Tonight EP
2019-02-08
After monumental success with their debut album, Dreams We Never Lost, Tide Lines released an EP near the end ofContinue Reading
MUSIC REVIEW: TIDE LINES – Dreams We Never Lost
2019-02-07
TIDE LINES, a four piece from the Highlands of Scotland, blend the influence of traditional Gaelic music with Electronic sound.Continue Reading
Can You Ever Forgive Me? (2018)
2019-02-04
After a succession of duds – none more wince-inducing than The Happytime Murders – if you had offered me aContinue Reading
Pure (TV Series 2019– )
2019-02-03
Channel 4 attempts to break new grounds by covering the subject of ‘Pure O’ with its new comedy-drama, Pure. WithContinue Reading
Green Book (2018)
2019-01-31
Inspired by the unlikely friendship between a graceful black musician and a streetwise white bouncer, and taking its name fromContinue Reading
Vice (2018)
2019-01-28
Since his directorial debut with Anchorman back in 2004, Adam McKay’s transformation into one of Hollywood’s most celebrated and interestingContinue Reading
The Mule (2018)
2019-01-28
The confident, quick, unpretentious filmmaking of Clint Eastwood’s late career can result in anything, and quality is not always guaranteed.Continue Reading
Black ’47 (2018)
2019-01-28
“You can almost understand why there’s still so much hatred towards us.” My mother, an English woman, said this toContinue Reading