Creative Biolabs has invited Dr. Mirella Dottori to walk us through the spectrum of stem cell-based neuronal models and their fit for purpose.

The Devil Wears Prada takes over West End, bringing the corporate Manhattan life and the extravagant Paris Fashion week to London.

The Punk scene of the mid-70s was thought to be a bygone era. Yet Stephen Colegrave has built a bridge between Punk of the past and the present.

This cabaret-style biography explores the life and works of Bertolt Brecht, offering a vivid glimpse into pre- and post-Nazi Germany.

Since the release of his debut EP in 2024, Nathan O'Regan has made a splash - and he's set to make an even greater one in 2025.

In, Songs About Sadness, Lauri Järvilehto achieves something rare: he makes sadness not only bearable but beautiful.

Salt Ashes’ latest music video for her dark synth-pop anthem 'Bad Things Right” is nothing short of a visually arresting experience.

The best-selling pop concert experience Woman Like Me: The Little Mix  Show, returns on its UK Tour.

Ann Liang’s 'A Song to Drown Rivers' is a sweeping historical fantasy that reimagines the legend of Xishi.

The story follows Marvin who strives for a 'tight knit family' despite divorcing his wife to live with his boyfriend. You follow Marvin and his family as they overcome the problems they face as they're not the 'typical family of the time'. 

A film following Jaime Reyes (Xolo Maridueña) as in his attempt to get a job, he ends up being the symbiotic host of an ancient alien technology, which main villain, Victoria Kord (Susan Sarandon) was looking for.

After 62 years of singing, songwriting and shape shifting, Bob Dylan both embodies his age and defies it in Nottingham’s Motorpoint Arena.