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Liverpool: Get Stuck into a City of Culture

Liverpool is a city abundant with culture from musicians to sportspeople. It has become recognisable for its arts and diverse cosmopolitan scene. As a European Capital of Culture, there are...

The Incident Room | Interview

Shooting Stars: 2022 Sony World Photography Awards

Turner Prize 2022 at Tate Liverpool | Review

Trees, Please?: 10 Reasons Why You Should Visit ‘Radical Landscapes’ at Tate Liverpool

Mandela8: Liverpool Community Leaders Become Patrons

Oz and Us: ‘The Wizard of Oz’ at St Helens Theatre Royal | REVIEW

Port and Migrations and Global Encounters at Tate Liverpool

Oliver, Twisted: ‘Oliver Twist!’ at the Chester Storyhouse | REVIEW

TV Shows To Cosy Up To This Autumn

The Great British Bake Off Yeah, yeah, it’s not the same without Mary Berry. But come on, it’s Bake Off! The Great British Bake Off is unashamedly the perfect show...

BHM Series: Reads To Immerse Yourself In This Black History Month

Black History Month celebrates traditions, heritage, achievements and culture of Black Britons. It welcomes an opportunity to get involved in a whole spectacle of great reads you can add to...

The Albums That Got Me Through (3!) Lockdowns

Cruise | Review

Disenchanted | Review

Love is Backstage: Shakespeare’s ‘Romeo & Juliet’ | Review

Jack and the Beanstalk | Review

An Elephant in the Garden | Review

BKLYN the Musical | Review

St. Patrick’s Day

My 10 Favourite Songs | Spotify Playlist

It's always impossible to make a list of your favourite songs, especially if you are anything like me and love specific genres and eras more than others. I had a...

‘I was born grinning’: Gyles Brandreth Meets Joanna Lumley | Review

Eternal optimist Joanna Lumley talks life, love... and bubblegum Roses are red, Violets are blue; When you can't go out for Valentine's (see: Lockdown 3) What can you do? Well,...

The Color Purple – at Home | Review

LGSM Classic Album Club 1: Nico – Chelsea Girls

Obsession and Regret in Paris – Pickpocket (1959) Review

A Tale To Tell | Preview

The Queen’s Gambit | Review

Derry and Bright: A Night in with The Derry Girls | Review

Borat 2: A very nice film | Review

Marry Me A Little | Review

Holiday Ab-read: Stories for Staycations (Africa)

‘There is no Frigate like a Book/ To take us Lands away.’ Photo by pure julia on Unsplash Set sail for Africa with the second instalment of our ‘Stories for...

Lights, (Web)camera, Action!: Diwali with Milap

Struggling with how to spend your lockdown downtime? Why not head to milapfest.com to celebrate this year’s Festival of Light in (socially-distanced) style... Yes: for one week, and one week...

Methods Devour Themselves | Review

Cook, Eat, (Chat) Repeat: A Night in with Nigella Lawson | REVIEW

Rainbow Reads: 7 of the Best Books to Peruse over Pride

Where the Crawdads Sing: Book Review

Liverpool in Limbo

The Great Rewind: 21st Century Cultural Decay – Opinion

How to Stay Sane in Self-Isolation

UoL’s Open House Festival Returns

Animal Farm: A Review

Based on George Orwell’s 1945 bestselling novella, YEP brings Manor Farm to life in a vivid production showcasing the talent of young performers and creatives across Merseyside. Adapted for the...

Review: ‘An Inspector Calls’- People In Doll Houses…

Self-satisfaction, smokiness, and more plate-smashing than the average Greek wedding, as director Stephen Daldry proves himself master of the metaphorical staging in adapting J.B. Priestley’s classic play. Ring-a-ding ding, Birlings!...

A Christmas [Nut]Cracker

High-rises to Fine Dining: How Liverpool’s Investments Shape Our Culinary Landscape