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  • Shazam: Fury of the Gods is another DC superhero dud

    March 19, 2023

    The long in-development Shazam sequel (four years is an age for superhero films) arrives at a strange time. Audiences seem to be burned out on Marvel and DC, with many recent releases either bombing or being the subject of fan ire. With a new strategy planned for the DC Universe, can Zachary Levi’s superkid convince [...]

  • Free entry helps Natural History Museum retain crown of most visited indoor attraction as London dominates list

    March 17, 2023

    The Natural History Museum was the most visited indoor attraction in the UK for a second consecutive year, research shows.  The London museum had 4,654,608 visitors last year, more than three million above the previous year’s figure of 1,571,413, a report by the Association of Leading Visitor Attractions (Alva) found.  However, the South Kensington museum’s [...]

  • Marjorie Prime, Menier Chocolate Factory, review: This AI play has astonishing scope

    March 16, 2023

    Majorie Prime review and star rating: ★★★★ I wasn’t sure what to make of Jordan Harrison’s memory play, Marjorie Prime, at first. It’s almost oppressively sad, and at times, feels like it lacks a story. But it has lingered in my mind far longer than anything else I’ve seen this year. Everyone’s here to see [...]

  • Winnie the Pooh Blood and Honey review: No pot of honey

    March 15, 2023

    For characters in classic literature, there is nothing more frightening than the spectre of the Public Domain. After 95 years, admittedly a not unenviable lifetime, works of fiction are no longer protected by copyright, meaning it’s open season for whoever wants to publish, adapt, borrow from or utterly pervert a piece of fiction, no matter [...]

  • Oscars 2023 recap – 7 things you need to know from last night

    March 13, 2023

    It was a win for diversity last night at the Oscars 2023 – while we write this, many of the stars are still at after parties in Los Angeles… Everything Everywhere All At Once won big, scoring 7 awards altogether, including Best Picture and Best Actress. Michelle Yeoh became the first ever Asian woman to [...]

  • Hugh Grant’s awkward Oscars red carpet interview is going viral

    March 13, 2023

    Hugh Grant showed how different American and British small talk can be during an incredibly awkward Oscars red carpet interview tonight. Making his way into the awards ceremony in Los Angeles earlier, Grant was stopped by host Ashley Graham for an on-carpet interview. Grant ended up shutting down all of Graham’s questions and seeming abrupt. [...]

  • Oscars shock as Best Supporting Actress award goes to underdog

    March 13, 2023

    Angela Bassett from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever did not take home the Best Supporting Actress gong tonight, in the first shake up of the night. Bassett was the predicted winner of Best Supporting Actress, with most critics unanimously backing the actor. However, Jamie Lee Curtis ended up winning for her performance in Everything Everywhere All [...]

  • Lady Gaga runs to help Oscars photographer after red carpet mishap

    March 13, 2023

    Lady Gaga has turned up to the Oscars after much speculation, ahead of a rumoured performance during the ceremony which is due to start shortly in Los Angeles. Taking to the red carpet in a floor-length black dress the Bad Romance singer posed for photographers before making her way inside the venue. However, as she [...]

  • Luther The Fallen Son, review: Idris Elba proves he doesn’t need James Bond

    March 12, 2023

    TV Shows that get movie spin offs are often faced with a conundrum: how to make this new format offer more than a long televised episode? BBC detective show Luther always seemed to have cinematic aspirations, but after five seasons, can Idris Elba’s world-weary cop find anything new to say? Following the events of the [...]

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