‘Cool Britannia’. It’s a term that might leave a stale taste in the mouth of some upon uttering it, yet is one that encapsulates the prevailing sentiment that existed at the peak of British pop ...

Romance plays a significant role in Hungarian cinema and reflects the national character. It is rare to find a Hungarian film that does not include a romantic element. While romantic comedies are ...

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The cross-pollination of celebrities and high fashion is nothing new, but recent shows have brought it into fresh focus. Perhaps generating the most online buzz this season was Kylie Jenner’s runway ...

The nominees for this year’s Game Awards have been announced. Appearing in a special broadcast, the nominations for all the categories for this year’s 10th-anniversary show were revealed by host Geoff ...

Dragon Age: The Veilguard has broken records only a few hours after the game’s release. It should also be noted that EA did not release games on Steam between 2011 and 2019 choosing to favour its own ...

Sally Rooney has been circulating the book charts recently, due to the release of her novel, Intermezzo. Amid all the hype, I couldn’t forget Rooney’s most notable book, Normal People. With over one ...

Lee Tamahori’s picture of faith in war-torn Aotearoa is a conventional period drama elevated by its quietly grounded central performances. The Convert begins in 1830, and follows Thomas Munro (Guy ...

Square Enix, the Japanese video game conglomerate behind franchises such as Life is Strange, Dragon Quest, and Final Fantasy, will reportedly move away from platform exclusivity. Yoshida’s comments ...

Claire Titley’s documentary The Contestant (2024) follows the story of Nasubi (real name Tomoaki Hamatsu), a man who took part in one of the world’s first and cruellest reality competition shows. In ...

Brilliant lead performances, witty set pieces, and cleverly constructed plot twists ensure BBC One’s new puzzle-themed cosy crime series barely puts a foot wrong. It may seem counterintuitive to begin ...