As part of the Glasgow Film Festival 2018, we watched Love, Simon, a comedy drama based on the 2015 novel Simon vs the Homo-Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli.
Category: Features
Review: Nae Pasaran at Glasgow Film Festival 2018
As part of Glasgow Film Festival 2018, we watched Nae Pasaran, a feature length documentary by director Felipe Bustos Sierra.
Comedian Annie McGrath on sexism, dry humour, and Scottish gigs
Stand up, writer, sketch performer, and one half of comedy double-act Twins – Annie McGrath is a busy woman.
Sunflower Bean on growing up and making music in turbulent times
After the success of their dreamy psych-rock debut album Human Ceremony, Sunflower Bean are back with their second record Twentytwo in Blue.
The Big Interview: Julia Michaels
Breathy vocals, slow beats, raw lyrics with simple chord changes… Issues was one of the major anthems of 2017 that struck a chord with its honesty.
REVIEW: Mae Martin at Glasgow Comedy Festival
Mae is startlingly confident – she holds the room effortlessly and at the end of the show, you want to be her best friend. You’ll certainly never look at Bette Midler the same way again.
What do you do when you realise you’re studying the wrong course?
There’s a lot of pressure on young people these days to make perfect life decisions. If you don’t have your whole life figured out at the very tender age of 17 years-old, you start to feel a little panicked.
Having a Laugh with Larry Dean
Stand-up comedian Larry Dean chats about taking his show Fandan back to his native Glasgow and how he started his comedy training in school.
Celebrating International Women’s Day in Scotland
What’s the biggest event happening in March? Nah, we’re not talking St. Patricks Day, it’s International Women’s Day!