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Review: Once Upon a Time In Hollywood

by • 16th August 2019

Film Editor Lucy Lillystone reviews Tarantino's latest film Once Upon a Time In Hollywood...

Five years on: the legacy of Robin Williams

by • 16th August 2019

Robin Williams taught us why comedy is so important: it exists because of tragedy, and the greatest actors are able to show the relationship between the two within a single...

Newcastle societies take the Fringe

by • 14th August 2019

Newcastle University’s very own A Capella Society and Theatre Society (NUTS) both made exciting appearances at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival last week. The festival is renowned...

Review: Sex Education

by • 12th August 2019

Elizabetta Pulcini reviews the Netflix sensation Sex Education, which provides both laughs and a serious message....

Netflix Pick n Mix- The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt

by • 21st February 2019

TV Editor Jacob Clarke watches The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt for this week's Netflix Pick n mix....

Review: Russian Doll

by • 21st February 2019

Jagoda Waszkowiak reviews Netflix's Russian Doll, which is far different from your average comedy...

Harry and Chris ‘Save The World’

by • 26th November 2018

Carys Rose Thomas interviews the comedy-music duo Harry & Chris...

Review: Sara Pascoe’s ‘LadsLadsLads’ @ Tyne Theatre & Opera house

by • 5th November 2018

Culture Editor Carys Rose Thomas reviews Sara Pascoe's latest show about the ups and downs of breaking up...

Roasts, Toasts and Soapboxes

by • 24th October 2018

Comment's home of rants: weird, wonderful, weekly. Our two new columns give writers the chance to roast, or toast, a figure or group of their choosing....

Rundown: Top Five Stand-Up Shows

by • 24th October 2018

Our rundown of the top stand-ups......