In A Violent Nature review: Horror that’s polished but not elevated July 18, 2024 In A Violent Nature is a polished horror that doesn't do anything new
Unicorns film director on crafting a new kind of LGBTQ romance with realistic sex scenes July 18, 2024 Unicorns film director James Krishna Floyd speaks to City A.M.
Thelma movie review: June Squibb shines in action-comedy July 18, 2024 Well-acted and written, Thelma makes a statement about old age without ever taking the smile from your face.
Blur: To The End review – a touching, raw Britpop documentary July 18, 2024 Blur: To The End finds the once angry young men as part of the establishment they once derided, and a little wounded from the journey.
Everrati Mercedes-Benz SL ‘Pagoda’ review: Oh! You pretty thing July 18, 2024 Tim Pitt drives a classic Mercedes-Benz SL converted to electric power by Everrati. Is its beauty more than skin-deep?
Mr Kipling still a winner for Premier Foods as sales rise but outlook unchanged July 18, 2024 Sales of Mr Kipling and Asian meal kit The Spice Tailor boosted the company's branded sales by 7.3 per cent, to £213.8m from £199.3m last year.
Linklaters encourages City businesses to join We Can Be 2025 July 18, 2024 | Sponsored Every year The Lord Mayor’s Appeal invites young people to gain an exclusive glimpse into some of its most prominent businesses. Part of its aim to create A Better City For All, We Can Be is an annual initiative that matches corporates and schools for a day. For the young women, it’s a chance to [...]
Twisters movie review: a fun sequel sees a cult classic finally return July 18, 2024 Likely to elevate the star power of both Powell and Edgar-Jones, Twisters is that rare example of a sequel that finds a reason for being.
MMA Champion Leon Edwards’s secret to striking the balance July 17, 2024 English professional MMA, and UFC Welterweight Champion, Leon Edwards, although tough with his training regimen, prioritises mental health.
Fly Me To The Moon review: Apollo 11 conspiracy theory guff July 17, 2024 Fly Me To The Moon throws history out the window just to play it safe with a trope filled romance that fails to launch