Category: Reviews
Live Review: Tom Grennan delivers a full roast to the Glasgow Barrowlands
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Flirting with mums, controlling the stage like only a true musician can: Tom Grennan certainly left his mark on the Barrowlands.
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Your new favourite restaurant: Dumpling Monkey
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Who doesn’t love an authentic Chinese and Pan-Asian feast? Luckily, Dumpling Monkey has come into our lives.
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REVIEW: Kim Kardashian West shows her Body with latest fragrance
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The queen of reality television and showing of her killer figure, Kim Kardashian West has launched her brand-new fragrance, KKW Body.
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Review: Love, Simon
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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.
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Review: Nae Pasaran at Glasgow Film Festival 2018
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As part of Glasgow Film Festival 2018, we watched Nae Pasaran, a feature length documentary by director Felipe Bustos Sierra.
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Review: The Breadwinner
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As part of Glasgow Film Festival 2018, we watched The Breadwinner, a 2017 animated film.
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LIVE REVIEW: Marilyn Manson @ O2 Academy, Glasgow
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“I might be a bit broken, but you can’t break me,” screamed shock-rocker Marilyn Manson as the curtain fell for his adoring fans. After suffering a terrifying injury when a prop crushed him in September, the creative mind behind Marilyn Manson didn’t let this hold him back. Instead of getting some bed rest, his full…
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REVIEW: Concrete and Gold, Foo Fighters
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Fasten your seatbelts – Dave Grohl and co. are back. The Foo Fighters have just released their ninth studio album, Concrete and Gold – but do the American rockers still have what it takes? In short, yes – yes they most definitely do. You would be forgiven in thinking Concrete and Gold is a mellow…
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REVIEW: Dunkirk
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Dir: Christopher Nolan Cert: 12A Release date: 21 July 2017 Dunkirk is by far one of Nolan’s best films since the Dark Knight Trilogy. The cinematography is beyond astounding but I think we already knew from Nolan’s other films that this would be a prominent feature. Dunkirk’s script itself is very minimal which allows for…
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