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23 March 2016Apple iPhone SE event
by Tom Inniss Voice TeamView FeatureThere are no such thing as surprises in the tech industry
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1 March 2016Does Sam Smith's Oscars speech deserve its backlash?
by Bhavesh Jadva Voice TeamView FeatureWhen it comes to the Oscars, especially this year, a lot of offence is often caused without malicious intent.
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20 February 2016Unit 1 Part C: Research an advanced arts practitioner
by Ashlee Brown ActivistView FeatureHere we bring you an example of a Unit 1 Part C: Research and Review for Gold Hub to help out our readers taking their Gold Arts Awards in which she takes you through her work so far and her intentions! Look at the rest of this exemplar Gold Award Portfolio on Tumblr. Ashlee finished her Gold in time for New Years, 2015.
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16 February 2016What if? Media
by Sally Trivett Voice TeamView FeatureWith cheap and simple media on the rise it is time to ask whether we are all artists...
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16 February 2016Ten books that changed the world
by Ellen Orange ContributorView FeatureThis year we are looking at how art can change the world, and literature's no exception.
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10 February 2016Deja-view: Batman Begins and Iron Man
by Idriss Assoumanou ContributorView FeatureAre you bored of films repeating themselves? It's not just the endless remakes that are giving you a sense of filmic deja-vu, many films follow tried and tested formulas (no more so than superhero films). This month, it's Batman Begins and Iron Man.
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8 February 2016Ten paintings that changed the world
by Mary Strickson ContributorView FeatureArt extends beyond aesthetics and technique, it can affect and alter the world we know into something new and extraordinary.
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5 February 2016Competition brief: Can art change the world?
by Emily Steer Voice TeamView FeatureUntil 30th April 2016, we're calling for art works that make a difference.
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2 February 2016Who did it better: Placebo or Lou Reed
by Luke Taylor ContributorView FeatureIn celebrating LGBT History Month, this album battle involves two fine LGBT rock legends, Placebo and Lou Reed. Which artist rules overall? Let the fight begin!
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26 January 2016Reel life: 10 documentaries that changed the world
by Bhavesh Jadva Voice TeamView FeatureAt the turn of the millennium, the humble documentary had a reputation for simply being boring.
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19 January 2016Who did it better: Ziggy Stardust or Ace of Spades
by Luke Taylor ContributorView FeatureThis month, under tragic but honourable circumstances, I've decided to pair two great late artists, Lemmy and David Bowie, to find out who rules overall! Let the battle commence…
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18 January 2016What is Hollywood's problem with diversity?
by Ellen Orange ContributorView FeatureFor the second year running the Oscars nominations have been criticised for their four acting categories having exclusively white nominees, sparking more debate over diversity in Hollywood and bringing the return of the hashtag #OscarsSoWhite.
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16 January 2016The top 10 indies to look out for in 2016
by Bhavesh Jadva Voice TeamView FeatureAs independent cinema finds its legs more and more among the masses, these days, it's the place to seek solace from the unrelenting output from the likes of Disney, Fox, and Warner Bros.
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15 January 2016BRITs 2016: Nominations
by Bhavesh Jadva Voice TeamView FeatureWhat a confusing list: confusing choices and confusing categorising.
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15 January 2016The top 10 blockbusters to look out for in 2016
by Idriss Assoumanou ContributorView FeatureIf you like your movies big, loud and star-laden, look no further than these ten releases, that are pretty much guaranteed to be the blockbusters of 2016.
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14 January 2016Oscars 2016: Nominations
by Bhavesh Jadva Voice TeamView FeatureThe biggest night in the film calendar has released its list of awards nominations. The 2016 Oscars, unlike the 2016 Golden Globes, are predictable so there's little to be moaned at.
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14 January 2016Alan Rickman, celebrated actor and director, dies aged 69
by Bhavesh Jadva Voice TeamView FeatureOne of the world's most adored and recognised British actors, under the global limelight for almost thirty years, passed away following a battle with cancer.
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14 January 2016The top 10 books for 2016
by Ellen Orange ContributorView FeatureLooking for some new reading material for 2016? Or maybe you fancy revisiting the classics? Here's what I'll be reading this year.
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