Violinist, Songwriter, Beatmaker: Sudan Archives Brings Her Richly Eclectic Sound To New Album ‘Athena’
“With the album, I thought: wouldn’t it be cool to have a collaborative effort, like in church?”
Arthouse Flourishes Fail To Save ‘The Lighthouse’ From a Deep Sea of Tedium
Eggers imagery – crisp and detailed – isn’t enough to offset the endless garblings of two rum-infused blokes doing impressions of the sea captain from The Simpsons
Lazers, Spooks and Firelighting Rituals: Welcome to the November Culture Hitlist
Tickets for the limited theatrical release of Scorsese’s new mob movie The Irishman are expected to sell fast, so don’t sleep (with the fishes or otherwise).
Bella Ellis – Pseudonym for Acclaimed Author Rowan Coleman – Reimagines the Brontë Sisters in New Book
Part imagination, part biographical fact, ‘The Vanished Bride’ has much to say about heartbreak, addiction and female relationships
‘Knives Out’ is Highly Watchable Fun But Does Little to Revamp the ‘Whodunit’ Genre
“More nimble than Branagh’s Murder on the Orient Express, naughtier than your average Miss Marple,” says the Film Editor