Simon Brew, editor of Film Stories, discusses the impact of AI on the world of arts journalism and film reviews, inspired by one particular Mission: Impossible review at the top of Google's rankings.

From watching Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens singing on screen to performing live on stage herself, hear from Isabella Rossi about where her love of acting all began.

Hear from Cheshire-based musician Rob Wheeler ahead of his upcoming UK tour and third album release on 6th June: Leave Tomorrow. Specialising in country music and inspired by his own life experiences, Rob shares a sneak preview of his latest album.

I had a wonderful time finding out from Siobhan James what life on tour is like, the dedication required to perform at the highest level, and some key advice for any musical theatre hopefuls.

Bitter:Sweet, the electronic duo known for their jazz and trip-hop blend, is making a comeback after a decade. Shana Halligan, the last remaining member, discusses her artistic evolution and the inspiration behind their return.

I had the wonderful opportunity of hearing from Alex himself about his time on the show - The Traitors, Season 3, answering lots of insightful questions about his time in the famous Scottish castle...

25 players arrived in Scotland to battle it out for the chance to win up to £120 000. That 25 swiftly became 9, one of whom was Leon - 'a humble guy that normally sells mobile phones'. Today, I heard from him about his time on the show...

Filmmaker, director and writer Barnaby Blackburn reflects on his Bafta-qualified short film Pylon, inspired by his childhood memories.

Warrington-based musician Lewis Gill has swapped performing in various prog rock groups for a solo career as a composer of classical music inspired by his hometown. He talks to Voice about his new line of work.

Barricade is a thought-provoking short film about a teenage girl who experiences sexual harassment on her way to school. West Midlands-based writer and director Alice Johannessen told Voice all about it.

Ashley Potter, founder and owner of 'Gray Rabbit Art' and 'Gray Rabbit Comics', speaks on philosophy, illustrating her way through her post-pandemic blues, and hopes for the future.

With two sellout Fringe shows nearing the end of their run, Xhloe and Natasha sat down with me to discuss their second year at Fringe, their decade-long friendship, and their imaginary billionaire friend, Bippy, who helps them fund their shows.