The Zone of Interest: The Sound of a Life Well Lived, Next Door to Hell
There is a wall in The Zone of Interest, and for most of the film’s runtime, it is the only thing separating a burgeoning
Jay‑Z Chaos Revives Asake Brixton Concern
Last Sunday marked the final U.S. stop on the 30th‑anniversary tour celebrating Jay‑Z’s landmark albums The Blueprint and Reasonable Doubt. But what was meant
Around the Globe with Odyssey: what we know so far
In the movie trailer, Athena questions Odysseus: “Don’t you remember? Thunder. Fire. Death.” To which he replies, “I remember a wife, a son, home.”
The hidden costs of AI‑driven creativity in the Film Industry
Over 80,000 views in its first day of release on YouTube, nearly four million views on Instagram. These are the results of an artificially
When international background is singled out
In early spring, Faris, a Jordanian Computer Science student at the University of Brighton, was looking for a part‑time job close to his student
Brighton Graduate Show offers real lessons in creativity, resilience, and building a future in the arts
If this year’s American Met Gala drew widespread criticism across social media, a British graduate show in Brighton offered a striking counterpoint. Instead of
‘Goodbye Lavender’: Opal Mag on her upcoming debut EP
An interview with the Brighton-based dream-rock singer, ahead of the release of her debut EP, and playing this year’s Great Escape Festival.
Max White’s summer return – New music from the indie-pop star
June 27th marks indie-pop artist Max White’s return to the stage. Having supported the likes of Rag’n’Bone Man and Raye, his comeback pairs with