It’s been six years since we’ve be treated to an all-singing, all-dancing Die Hard movie so the unbreakable Bruce Willis had something to prove with the fifth instalment Although the critics may not approve entirely of Brucey’s latest action antics, we know (and love) a good senseless action movie when we see one. Jetting off to… Continue reading REVIEW: A Good Day to Die Hard
Category: Features
Introducing… Peace
On Monday, February 11, four-piece band Peace had the honour of opening up the NME Awards Tour at the O2 Academy Glasgow – a slot previously performed by some little-known bands you may have heard of like Coldplay and Kaiser Chiefs. So, no big deal then! Source caught up with Harry, Sam, Douglas and Dom… Continue reading Introducing… Peace
REVIEW: This Is 40
Happy Valentine’s day everyone! If you’re stuck thinking of what to do tonight, whether your treating a loved one to a night out or you fancy boycotting the romance altogether, This Is 40 could be the perfect solution to your Valentine dilemmas… From comedy genius Judd Apatow comes the sort-of sequel to the 2007 hit… Continue reading REVIEW: This Is 40
Shopping For Rehab
A degree in business mixed with a passion for vintage fashion equaled the perfect career choice for Steven Dick. Steven is the man behind Rehab Clothing, the vintage clothing line from Glasgow making waves on one of fashion’s biggest websites, ASOS.com. Hi Steven, so how did Rehab Clothing get started up? I graduated with a business Honours… Continue reading Shopping For Rehab
How To Play The UCAS Waiting Game
Don’t sweat it guys – you’re going to absolutely ace your exams this year! Like we told you before, if you put in the work, your exams will a piece of cake. There’s absolutely nothing to worry about- Or at least, this is the attitude we wish we could. Although here at Source we have a sneaky… Continue reading How To Play The UCAS Waiting Game
REVIEW: Bullet For My Valentine – Temper Temper
Bullet for my Valentine’s first album, The Poison, gave hope to the heavy metal community that a new, post-hardcore Metallica were in our midst. Unfortunately that comparison is no longer appropriate; it was around this stage in their career that Metallicareleased the infamous ‘black album’ and Temper Temper, my friends, is no black album. The opening… Continue reading REVIEW: Bullet For My Valentine – Temper Temper
Interning in NYC
Last year, I used my summer to go and live the life of the Gossip Girl cast, (well, as much as my student bank balance and overdraft would allow) and work in New York City. I am a Multimedia Journalism student and I loved the idea of going to the States for the summer and… Continue reading Interning in NYC
The weirdest jobs in Hollywood
It’s award season again and across the pond, the Beverley Hills are alive with the sound of red carpets being rolled in preparation for the world’s finest to strut their stuff. While some people don’t mind working in an office from nine to five, there are some of us (like Dolly) who just couldn’t bear… Continue reading The weirdest jobs in Hollywood
REVIEW: Justin Bieber – Believe Acoustic
Justin Bieber’s last album ‘Believe’ was arguably the most eagerly anticipated album on 2012 – well, for a certain audience anyway. Bieber’s extremely clever manager and marketing team have come up with a marvellous idea to take even more teenage girls’ money by releasing an acoustic version of worldwide multi-platinum ‘Believe’. Genius. Justin Bieber is… Continue reading REVIEW: Justin Bieber – Believe Acoustic