formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Currently on stage in a play that provoked riots, the rising Irish actor is also stepping into Keane’s boots to replay a notorious footballing feud. But, he says, his country feels more empowered than ever before… Source: ‘We are no … Continued
Educated guesses, smart takes and back-of-the napkin math on what entertainment industry insiders will be talking about in the next 12 months. Source: Predicting Hollywood in 2026: Taylor Swift + Disney, Box Office, More
Two Herefordshire towns have thrown their hat into the ring to be chosen as Britain’s first Town of Culture. Ledbury and Ross-on-Wye have both announced plans to apply for the competition which carries a £3.5m award to fund a cultural … Continued
Pulitzer Prize–winning playwright Lynn Nottage and visual artist Dread Scott discuss why they believe democracy is at risk, how cultural institutions are being pressured into silence, and why artists are uniting now. Source: US artists launch nationwide ‘Fall of Freedom’ … Continued
At the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022, as society mobilised to defend itself, Ukraine had little capacity for culture. Venues were closed or repurposed, some were attacked, and artists became refugees or soldiers.Almost four years on, the arts … Continued
The Fortnite tie-in is only the latest in a longstanding relationship between The Simpsons and video games, showing how the hit sitcom has survived as a cultural icon. Source: The Simpsons has a long, weird love affair with video games … Continued