Is Disney exploiting fans of Marvel by continuously churning out films and making them pay subscriptions to watch?

The latest inductees invited to be Academy members, including Laverne Cox and Issa Rae, are 46% female and 39% from under-represented racial communities.

While it can be difficult for sequels to recapture the magic of the films that preceded them, sometimes the newer titles are so egregiously bad that they ultimately live on in infamy. Read on to see our picks for the worst sequels ever! 

Starring Cillian Murphy, the short film features a series of apologies, that in their poetical quality, result in a production that makes for thought-provoking viewing at Manchester International Festival 2021.

Reviewing Stacie Woolsey's three-part narrative, based on a fictional industrial revolution after creating the strong, malleable and corrosion-resistant material of graphene in the north of England. 

Brimming with concentrated emotion and a dash of ambiguity, This Camera is Broken depicts a conversation between a veteran director and her younger self.

A look back at a classic English romantic comedy that is balm for the soul. 

An initiative to find and develop the UK’s next animation talent, called Ignite, has been announced this month. With aims to help support and diversify the animation pool it gives hope to emerging talent. 

My review of the Don McCullin photography exhibiiton at the Tate Liverpool. This review is part of my Silver Arts Award work. Please leave comments.

Ibrahim Mahama’s work explores how new technologies and imaginations link to empower others, allowing them to rethink life on all levels – beyond the human experience.

Forced apart in childhood by the expectations of their cultures and the disapproval of their fathers, two men with a passion for dance reconnect through the tragedy of the pandemic. 

FACT is inviting artists living or working in the North of England to create new digital work in the latest round of its FACT Together commissioning scheme. FACT Together will offer 4 early-career artists a grant of £2500 each plus a production budget of £1500 to develop an idea that will be presented online.