Ruby Collins With only two albums released so far (excluding her Winter Wonderland Christmas collection), Laufey’s ability to have filled up the The O2 Arena this weekend stands out as a remarkable feat. Detailing stories of heartbreak, frustration and alienation, Laufey’s music recites her experiences of youth, romance and womanhood. Despite working in an oversaturated industry, Laufey’s success and musicianship is incredibly deserved. In the … Continue reading Icelandic Success Laufey Sells Out O2 With Only 2 Albums

Connor Holland Ealing Studios’ idiosyncratic blend of satire and black comedy make their films stand the test of time. Released in 1949, Kind Hearts and Coronets follows the homicidal life of Louis Mazzini as he seeks to exact vengeance on his cruel aristocratic family, the D’Ascoynes of Chalfont, after they disowned his mother for marrying an Italian (an Italian!) opera singer. When the D’Ascoyne’s refuse … Continue reading KIT’S CLASSICS CORNER, Kind Hearts and… Glen Powell?

Thomas Cunnick EPiC (Elvis Presley in Concert) continues director Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis-focused period, which began with Elvis starring Austin Butler in the title role. This follow-up blends concert footage, documentary material, unseen archive clips and interviews, covering Elvis Presley’s residencies and tours in the early 1970s. Much of the footage used here was originally intended for Luhrmann’s earlier biopic. However, the sheer volume — and … Continue reading EPiC (ELVIS PRESLEY IN CONCERT): A Rose Tinted Tribute to The King

Rhia Davies War Child returns to the music world with its latest collaborative collection, Help (2). The original Help Album, released in 1995, set out to raise money for the charity and quickly became a cult classic. While several follow-ups came and went in the years since, Help (2) positions itself as the true successor — both in spirit and ambition. Given its charitable purpose, … Continue reading Help (2) Review

Jasmine Comanescu What’s your favourite scary movie? If you tend to gravitate towards slasher films, tongue-in-cheek humour, and satirical storytelling, the Scream franchise has undoubtedly made its way onto your radar. Audiences, myself included, were drawn to the way the original film acted as a love letter to horror — filled with references and commentary on genre tropes, all while not taking itself too seriously. … Continue reading Scream 7 – Is self-awareness enough?

By Isaak Hewitt Just nine days into the year, pop superstar Bruno Mars confidently dropped a song that will likely end up being amongst 2026’s best with ‘I Just Might’. Groovy, cheeky, and loads of fun, the single captured everything that makes Mars’ previous output so iconic. Perhaps it didn’t light the world on fire in the way that 2010s hits ‘Uptown Funk’ (with Mark … Continue reading ‘The Romantic’, Bruno Mars is Showing Off