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Disney+: Star Power

by Stanley Murphy-Johns

Stanley Murphy-Jones comments on the overwhelming success of Disney+ and its ongoing expansion in the streaming industry.

Review: WandaVision

by Arjumand Qobil

Marking a fresh start for the MCU, Arjumand Qobil reviews the first three episodes of WandaVision

Streaming Wars: Disney Strikes Back

by Isaac Bettridge

Star Wars spin-offs and Marvel mayhem, Isaac Bettridge analyses what the latest Disney+ announcement means for the entertainment industry

Hamilton at Home

by Bridie Adams

Music Editor Bridie Adams reviews the hit musical, Hamilton, and the experience of viewing it from the comfort of your own home.

Can Theatre Truly Be Streamed?

by Ariane Joudrey

Ariane Joudrey discusses the implications that streaming theatrical productions may have on the experience of the viewer and how this may influence the way in which people respond the the return of live theatre

Up and Comers: Ali In The Jungle

by Bridie Adams

Up and Comers: Ali In The Jungle Print Music Editor Bridie Adams talks to Chris Allen of Ali In The Jungle in the next of her series of interviews with ‘Up and Comers’. With their new EP out, band Ali In The Jungle have recently been using their Instagram, YouTube and Twitter platforms to gain some publicity. I spoke […]

Studio Ghibli on Netflix

by Amy Butterworth

Amy Butterworth shares some of the very best Studio Ghibli productions now available on Netflix.

Review: Modern Love

by Tabitha Burnett

Tabby Burnett finds Amazon’s Modern Love to be an uneven but worthwhile collage of stories.

Tell Me Who I Am – Review

by Max Ingleby

Max Ingleby finds Tell Me Who I Am to be a powerful documentary even if its existence raises some troubling questions.

Review: Eli

by Bridie Adams

Bridie Adams appreciates Eli’s adoption of classic horror tropes but ultimately finds it a confusing watch.

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