Review: The Lobster
In a world consumed with super hero franchises, sequels and reboots, it’s refreshing to see something original for a
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Drug safety warning on campus
On Sunday, week 1, news broke that a few students from Lancaster University had been hospitalised after taking a ‘new’
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Interview: Don Broco
Sammie Caine caught up with Don Broco frontman Rob Damiani to chat about their upcoming December tour and the recording
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Review: LUTG's The Shadow Box
The Shadow Box is a Pulitzer Prize, and Tony Award winning play written in the 1970’s by Michael Cristofer
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Review: The Nightmare
The Nightmare sets out aiming to be two things; a documentary focusing on eight people and their accounts of an
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Deck the (Castle) Halls
It’s time to eat, drink, and be merry with a few good old Christmas carols this year as Lancaster
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Find that Festive Feeling
The lights are going up, the baubles are coming out, but your Christmas preparation cannot be complete without visiting a
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2015 In Film
There may still be just slightly over a month left, and the small business of the return of the biggest
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Interview: LUTG's The Gut Girls
On Tuesday-Thursday Week 8 LUTG’s The Gut Girls heads to The Gregson Centre in Lancaster. I sat down with
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Review: Metric – Pagans In Vegas
The eighties throwback album has become unprecedentedly popular of late, with many artists in 2015 alone incorporating the decade’s
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Interview: Tim Wheeler from Ash
Ash are one of those bands that unfortunately time has left behind. They've released numerous albums to critical
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Review: Carlo Rovelli – Seven Brief Lessons On Physics
When this Sunday Times Bestseller first arrived at my house, carefully packaged in cardboard, I would be lying if I
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Review: The Hunger Games – Mockingjay Part 2
After the disappointing and at times tediously dull Mockingjay – Part 1 thankfully Mockingjay Part 2 is a thrilling reminder of
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Review: Saint Raymond
I first saw Saint Raymond (otherwise known as Callum) supporting HAIM early on in 2014 at The Ritz in Manchester.
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Review: Twenty One Pilots
There’s a generally happy atmosphere filling the Ritz, with a crowd consisting largely of teens, sporting brightly coloured hair,
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