Feature: Apocalypse Now at 40: how America ignores its own insanity
40 years after its release and Apocalypse Now still holds a mirror to a divided nation unable to see the insanity it creates.
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Author: Francis Smith
Kings of rock The Darkness return for a UK tour in December
Suffolk hailing The Darkness have gone from strength to strength since 2000 and are back and better than ever, bringing their grizzly and unapologetic rock to Birmingham this December.
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Interview: No More Romeos on getting noughty this Bank Holiday
If you’re missing the magnificence of MTV and MySpace, you’re in luck – new club night No More Romeos is bringing back the noughties.
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We’ve ranked the top 9 Tarantino films to incite your collective rage
Want to get angry about why Pulp Fiction is last and Death Proof is first? No not really, but come compare your rankings anyway.
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Film review: Our Time is an aching pastoral vision that slips into indulgence
Carlos Reygadas latest film queries the limits of the modern marriage, but does it reach any satisfying conclusions? Read our review here.
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Peaky Blinders-themed festival coming to Digbeth this September
Curated by showrunner Steven Knight, The Legitimate Peaky Blinders Festival will bring the atmosphere of the show to the streets of Birmingham
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August 2019: 10 gigs in Birmingham for less than a tenner
Satiate those mad music cravings with these ten high tenacity gigs in Birmingham, all for less than a tenner.
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Fire rains down on Birmingham once again in the Peaky Blinders trailer
The season 5 trailer signals the return of Birmingham’s best-loved badboys, and more than a few dodgy brummy accents.
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Feature: The Lighthouse vs. The Witch: close quarters descent of the mind
Following the release of the trailer for A24’s The Lighthouse, dive deep into the macabre world of Robert Eggers with writer Harry Jones.
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Circa Waves pledge a promise to festival goers ahead of Coombe Weekender set
Liverpool indie band talk enjoying festival season, pianos, Coventry and getting fans hot and sweaty when playing hit-filled sets
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