The weird and the wonderful of celebrity alter egos.

Misunderstood, mindless, or downright mean, nothing captures our hidden fears quite like a movie monster.

Inspiring and innovative Black creatives to support during Black History Month and onwards.

As the leaves yellow and October nears, join Voice in reminiscing about 2014’s Over the Garden Wall, an animated miniseries that is well and truly made for this time of year. 

Humanz is the fifth album by the animated Damon Albarn-led band Gorillaz, written in part as a response to Brexit and Trumpism.

A selection of short story collections and graphic novels to rekindle your love of books.

An autobiographical graphic novel about her life growing up in Iran during the midst of the Iranian Revolution, Marjane Satrapi’s Persepolis is as accessible as it is unforgettable. 

A charming but melancholy MetroidVania set in a decaying kingdom, Hollow Knight more than lives up to its status as one of the most well-regarded indie games of all time

Seven Psychopaths is a surreal exploration of the relationship between violence and human connection, raised to cult classic status by its dark comedic tone and marred in part by elements of meta-misogyny.

How many times have you been disappointed by a film that did not live up to a book you coveted? We have all been through the same heartache. So this week, to make up for it, we talk about the films that beat the odds. Read on for our list of the best book adaptations in film. 

From characters that are reprehensible and impossible to defend, to others that are slightly more sympathetic, villains have featured on our screens since the inception of cinema. Read on as we look at our favourite film villains on Voice Magazine!

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!