Paul isn’t quite out of this world
Simon Pegg and Nick Frost star in their third film together, "Paul". But without writer Edgar Wright at the helm, does it live up to their former successes?
MCR aren’t the ‘Killjoys’ they used to be
On their first UK tour since the release of their fourth studio album, My Chemical Romance brought their World Contamination Tour to Nottingham arena.
‘Here’s one I made earlier’ as Gethin Jones visits university
Former "Blue Peter" presenter Gethin Jones visited the University of Lincoln last week and he spoke about his experiences as a children's TV presenter.
Coen Brothers go West with True Grit
The remake of "True Grit" is The Coen Brothers' 15th film and depicts the less glamorous side to the Wild West.
Moda return focused on first Engine Shed night of the year
Moda's first event of 2011 hit the Engine Shed on Friday. Emma Greatorex was there to see some of the biggest names in electronic music.
Angelos Epithemiou, Britain’s favourite burger van man
After finding success on "Shooting Stars", former burger van owner Angelos Epithemiou is about to head out on the second leg of his comedy tour.
Never too cool for the Pokéball
It captured the imaginations of a generation 11 years ago - and with the latest versions of Pokémon approaching, it's still as fresh as ever.
Bringing ballet to bumpkins
The Cha-cha-cha and the quickstep might be more common across the ballroom floor but ballet dancing is seeing a resurgence this year.
The curtain opens on the silver screen
There's a certain 'magic' when watching a theatre production with a captivating cast and spectacular script - but is the same true when the show is on the big screen?
An unconventional Valentine’s
Valentine's Day nights in often end in watching another chick-flick. Ryan Peters casts his eye over some films that can break the monotony.