In 2011 Jon Ronson wrote The Psychopath Test, a bestselling book that went on to open many people’s – including this reviewer’s – eyes to the truth about what psychopathy actually is, how it is diagnosed and just how many… Continue Reading
11th May 2018 A collaboration between director Caroline Williams, Syrian artist/filmmaker Reem Karssli and teenagers from London’s Young Vic Taking Part project, Now Is the Time to Say Nothing attempts to humanise the everyday horrors of the Syrian war… Continue Reading
We run down the best Art projects and exhibitions from the last 12-months, and choose our number one. For me, the visual art highlights of the year came from exhibitions that were in a way poles apart. Theaster Gates’ Sanctum was… Continue Reading
31st October 2015 Beginning back in 2006, Bristol’s zombie walk tradition has now reached a popularity whereby over a thousand people are expected to take part each year. Taking to the streets of our fair city in a 1.5 mile… Continue Reading
25th October 2015 Look at the mural pictured above. Now look at those red bricks at the top of it. Those red bricks have such appeal don’t they? Could you imagine if that mural wasn’t there and instead we, the… Continue Reading
20th October 2015 As the sword of Damocles hangs over the heads of the less economically endowed sections of UK society, with a number of high profile cuts being instigated to social spending (highlighted by the withdrawal of Tax Credits) the topic of… Continue Reading
11th October 2015 Author Salman Rushdie, 68, has penned esteemed works like The Satanic Verses, The Enchantress of Florence, & Midnight’s Children. He’s won the Man Booker Prize for Fiction, the James Joyce Award, the PEN Pinter Prize, the Prix… Continue Reading
26th September 2015 The Bristol Ballerina is an ongoing project being carried out by photographer Suzi Bird, a recent graduate from The University of South Wales. Throughout her time at university, Suzi was fuelled by her passion for dance to… Continue Reading