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I recently took a trip around the amazing selection of record shops that Sheffield has to offer and I...

It’s that time of year when TikTok for you pages become flooded with ‘get ready with me for Coachella’...

This summer, Sheffield hosts a large line-up of music festivals, ready to rock your world! It’s the perfect time...

Finding Emily's Owen is the trope reborn in a different image.

Lost In Transit brings a fresh, new adaptation of George Orwell’s 1984, translating the piercing themes of disillusionment, fear...

Lost In Transit, a Manchester-based theatre collective, performed George Orwell’s 1984 to thunderous applause at Sheffield University Drama Studio...

You could be forgiven, as you approach your 8th consecutive hour on a patch of grass next to a...

There’s a particular moment, usually sometime in late May, when Sheffield seems to exhale. Exams end, deadlines dissolve, and...

The Spy Who Came in from the Cold is the first of John le Carré’s best-selling spy novels to...

Wu Yize was crowned World Snooker Champion at the Crucible after defeating Shaun Murphy in the deciding frame.

All eyes will look towards the legendary Crucible Theatre in Sheffield as Shaun Murphy faces off against Wu Yize for the World Snooker Championship title.

The world of Alfred Hitchcock’s filmography is a surreal one. Every man a murderer or spy. Every woman a femme fatale or murder victim. It is a violent universe of crime, paranoia and sexuality, and yet, paradoxically, a world without blood, sex or nudity. Whilst the modern filmmaker resorts to violent scenes of dismembered heads, naked bodies and Bacchic revelry, Hitchcock’s approach is one of subtlety, symbolism and cinematic technique. For all the bluster of modern filmmaking, there is yet to have been a filmmaker able to create a world quite as dangerous or seedy, as Alfred Hitchcock.