The King’s Speech is moving and majestic
"The King's Speech" has received international acclaim as Colin Firth has come from Mr Darcy to King George VI struggling with a stammer, his brother abdicating and the emergence of…
The Undertones: Success from a Scout hut
During the ‘70s, punk was it its peak. Everyone wanted to pierce their face, put on some tartan and form a band. The Undertones had their break then, and now…
‘Teenage Riot’ comes to Kind
Lincoln's Kind bar will become a makeshift cinema on Thursday, showing the first-person student protest documentary "Teenage Riot".
Black Swan, a dance film like no other
A terrifying but elegant look at the ballet classic The Swan Princess as Natalie Portman tackles her own worst enemy - herself. Emily Howard reviews the film.
Barrel of laughs at Comedy Society gig
The University of Lincoln's Comedy Society performed their first ever show at the Tower Bar, but despite nerves was still an enjoyable evening.
‘Shake a Tail Feather’ with the Blues Brothers
The 'biggest Blues Brothers show in the world' will be hitting the Theatre Royal next week. Director and star Brad Henshaw speaks about the show.
Stand up with the Comedy Society
The Official Comedy Society will be making their debut with a standup show on Thursday evening at the Tower Bar.
If you can’t beat them, remake them
There is an increasing number of successful foreign films being remade by Hollywood but why? Siobhan Gallagher looks into the growing trend.
Set Your Goals are still a ‘work in progress’
Set Your Goals talk to The Linc about the UK fans, Hayley Williams and covering Lil' Jon songs as well as how they are still developing as a band.
Jesse Leach: “The album was a therapy session”
The ex-Killswitch Engage frontman talks to Luke Morton about his new band with Killswitch Engage guitarist Adam Dutkiewicz and the emotions that went into it.