As November 5 nears, animal welfare charities and organisations have expressed deep concern about the potential dangers posed to wildlife and domestic pets. With bonfire
Category: Art and Culture
Rose Theatre hosts prequel to Kingston’s 2022 International Film Festival
Kingston International Film Festival (KIFF) showcased nine short films at the Rose Theatre on Sunday ahead of the main festival in June 2022. The festival
REVIEW: Netflix’s record breaker Squid Game dramatises society’s darkest secrets
Sasha Bains reviews Squid Games – the dark drama that’s taken the world by storm.
REVIEW: Venom: Let there be carnage – A monster of a movie
Despite preconceptions, the third feature film directed by Andy Sirkis about two alien monsters battling it out has a surprisingly heartfelt sub-plot. Written by Kelly
Landmark’s Autumn Arts Fair returns to Teddington
Teddington Landmark Art Centre’s Autumn Arts Fair opened this weekend, marking the venue’s first such event since the pandemic. The fair at one of Teddington’s best-loved
Kingston University students showcase final graduation projects at local art gallery
Kingston University interior design students are displaying their final graduation projects at a recently opened exhibition on Fife Road in Kingston upon Thames. The ‘Round
No Time to Die: James Bond film has shaken and stirred Kingston Odeon
Olivia Jones reports on the huge popularity of the latest 007 film in Kingston.
Is social media becoming more toxic as users compare Instagram to real life?
People are beginning to feel more inadequate as millions of social media users tend to post only positive parts of their life. People post carefully
UK artists struggle because of Coronavirus
Since the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared the Covid-19 outbreak a pandemic, theatres, cinemas and all kind of performing art venues have closed down, and some of them have not had the chance to reopen yet.
