Bradley Wiggins

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New York Comedian Iliza Shlesinger Played Glee Club Nottingham

Nottingham is great for world-famous artists performing on your doorstep, sometimes in intimate venues. One of the most prominent...

Express Yourself in Notts: We Made a Zine with Hannah Whitlow and Dizzy Ink

12 November 18

We visited Nottingham Zine Library down at Nottingham Contemporary, to get inspired by the city in a zine workshop put together by Express Yourself...

Baklava Bistro is a Hidden Gem on Alfreton Road

07 November 18

They serve a whole lot more than the sticky treats...

Film Review: Bohemian Rhapsody

06 November 18

After a nightmare production that saw the originally cast actor drop out and the director fired, we went to see if Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody was worth all the trouble... 

BACKLIT: Same as it Never Was / 10 year anniversary review

02 November 18

Backlit have just celebrated their 10thanniversary, which coincided with the new ‘Same as it Never Was’ exhibition. The exhibition reflects upon the journey of the organisation over the last decade. We got down to check it out...

Live Music Review: Nactus Kunan at The Bodega

01 November 18

Nactus Kunan have been making waves in the local scene, and on Friday night they launched their latest single, Grievous Bodily Calm with their biggest show yet. The gang were joined at The Bodega by fellow Notts bands Megatrain and Shiftwork, treating the audience to a melting pot of a gig by covering a broad range of styles and sounds...

Film Review: New Halloween, Old Halloween and the Donald Pleasence factor

31 October 18

Gemma Finch gives her two cents on the Halloween franchise, including the new remake and the Nottingham connection to the 1978 original... 

Notts Lad Lewis Doherty on His Sell-Out Edinburgh Fringe Show Wolf

29 October 18

Notts lad, Lewis Doherty, brings his sell-out Edinburgh Fringe show back to his homeland

Theatre Review: Rebus - Long Shadows

24 October 18

The past comes to haunt the Scottish detective in his retirement

Film Review: Dogman

24 October 18

Criminal underworld meets underdog in Garrone’s brutal portrayal of male friendship gone ruff...

Nottingham Sees Absurdist Theatre in Maison Foo's A Thing Mislaid

23 October 18

Bea Udeh went to see A Thing Mislaid at Nottingham Lakeside Arts' Djanogly Theatre...

Film Review: Black '47

22 October 18

Lance Daly's harrowing story of revenge and survival during the the Great Famine is out now...

Review: Mayhem Film Festival 2018

22 October 18

We look back on four amazing days at Nottingham's biggest and best film festival... 

Film Review: Science Fair

20 October 18

Nine high school science geeks give us an important revision session on why we should love science in this extremely likeable documentary...

Film Review: Mandy

20 October 18

Is Panos Cosmatos’ Mandy more than just a Nicolas Cage movie?

The Kean's Head Serves the Best Pork Pie in Town

17 October 18

You don't wanna miss out on their triple-cut chips, either...

Film Review: The Guardians

17 October 18

Xavier Beauvois' historical drama portrays the impact of World War One on the women who were left to run farms as their husbands fought...

Film Review: Outlawed

10 October 18

The independent action thriller from Nottingham's Adam Collins and Luke Radford hit Cineworld Nottingham for a weekend of charity screenings...

Henry Normal's Nature V Human Nature at Nottingham Lakeside Arts with Pete Ramskill and Milla Tebbs

10 October 18

Chris Davis headed down to Nottingham Lakeside Arts to check out Henry Normal’s Nature V Human Nature…

Film Review: Tehran Taboo

10 October 18

Ali Soozandeh's unflinching exploration of the inherent sexism present in Iranian society...

Film Review: The Wife

07 October 18

Glenn Close stars in the big screen adaptation of Meg Wolitzer's book that is tipped to finally bag the actress her first Oscar... 

Film Review: Venom

07 October 18

Tom Hardy puts in a decent shift, but we thought Venom was a big let down...

Theatre Review: The Three Musketeers

05 October 18

A glorious technicolour ballet romp

Art Review: Visions of a Free-Floating Island at Surface Gallery

03 October 18

This cracking exhibition at Surface Gallery showcased new work from Hugh Marwood, Andrew Smith and Shaun Morris; their art reflecting many of the ideological and psychological challenges facing the UK post-Brexit. Our writer Adrian Shaw popped in to have a look and tell us all abaht it...

Live Music Review: Johnny and the Raindrops at The Polish Eagle Club

03 October 18

After entertaining families for ten years, Johnny and the Raindrops celebrated by playing a packed-out show at The Polish Eagle Club in Sherwood. Our writer Adrian Shaw went along to join in on all the fun...
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