Last month I had the pleasure of attending the Liverpool Literary Festival, a highly anticipated annual event returning for its 10th year this year. Author, journalist and online safety campaigner, ...

In a period of time when the LGBT experience was a quiet and subtle movement. There were few people who spoke up. From our own surrounding area, Christopher Isherwood was one of these brave people.

At the heart of Shakespeare’s play sits a complicated love triangle between Viola, Duke Orsino and Olivia. When Viola crash lands onto a mysterious island called Illyria, she disguises herself as ...

Whilst the city of Liverpool has become synonymous with its passion for football, the game’s international expansion means that its teams are now ordinarily comprised of players from countries across ...

In our shops, screens, and summer music festivals, the Nineties are making a comeback. Will Clare and Tina, the two halves of iconic Nineties girl group 2Gorgeous4u, finally decide to reunite? Naomi ...

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I’m sorry to break it to you but whilst at university you will have to spend your money on other things than just alcohol, nights out and takeaways. Horrific thought isn’t it? As scary as it is to ...

Trigger warnings — this review contains discussion of sexual violence and assault. This play originally debuted in 2017 at the National Theatre, it revolves around a group of wealthy lawyers based in ...

This year The Cranberries are celebrating the 30th anniversary of their sophomore album No Need To Argue that followed their debut Everyone Else Is Doing It Why Can’t We? Both albums reached number ...

During an interview with Apple Music, Perry defined 143 as having 3 personas: the “quintessential [Katy] with empowerment [and uplifting] messages”, containing “real dance” and feeling “real rhythmic” ...

From the outset, a major theme of the gallery is the politicisation of our surrounding countryside. This comes across in a cluster of artworks related to the (catchily-named) Kinder Scout Mass ...