Ones To Watch in 2024
With the new year looming, Buzz selects some people and organisations who’ve been making things happen across music, art, literature, film, TV, food, technology, business and community.
With the new year looming, Buzz selects some people and organisations who’ve been making things happen across music, art, literature, film, TV, food, technology, business and community.
As we bid adieu to 2023, let’s take a gander back at the music, theatre, film and TV that our writers and editors took a real shine to for our Top 5 of each.
For the forward-thinking culture vultures, we have your 2024 calendar done and dusted for the year's biggest gigs, shows, festivals and more.
Shift toward cruelty-free and environmentally conscious choices this Christmas – in what you eat, buy, cook and give.
With the season of giving in mind and the cost of living crisis, here are six appeals across Wales to donate to during the holidays.
From binning uneaten food to dumping used trees in landfills come January, Christmas is one of the most wasteful holidays. Here's how to make it more eco-friendly.
Sarah-Jane Outten wonders why we are expected to reinvent ourselves every 12 months. What if you like who you are already, and just want to enhance what you already have?
To celebrate its 30th anniversary, you’ll be able to see Jurassic Park In Concert this month, which is Hannah Collins’ cue to remind you of the film’s unexpected Welsh connection.
The former Colston Hall in Bristol city centre has had a change of name, as part of a colossal £132 million transformation, and is now aptly named Bristol Beacon.
Ben Woolhead takes a look at a new documentary about Tish Murtha, a Tyneside photographer who honed her craft in Newport before capturing the grit of the 1980s British underclass, and whose legacy is being preserved 10 years after her death thanks to filmmaker Paul Sng.
Moving into December and January, a roundup of theatre, pantos, concerts, festivals and more taking place in the Yuletide build-up and aftermath.
Buzz's in-house Whovian Billy Edwards finds a perfect 10 of delightful Welsh locations that've appeared on Doctor Who during its six decades.
The Bwcabus debate in mid and west Wales has opened up a can of worms about the funding of public services. Julia Deli reports on the campaign, from the position of an involved party.
British telly treasure Doctor Who has been spooking kids for six decades now. Billy Edwards focuses on the show’s connection to Wales.
Essex ravers The Prodigy’s Army Of The Ants tour includes a stopoff at Cardiff Utilita Arena. Emma Way whittles their catalogue down to a tight five.
Post-pandemic, themed bars back with a vengeance, with two new conceptual venues arriving in Cardiff this month.
With Movember and International Men’s Day this month, we’re taking the time to look at one of the most prevalent problems affecting men - the lack of openness around mental health.
A wreath of plays, pantos and more festive theatre kicks off almost two months in advance of Christmas itself - and we've rounded up the very best!
From carol singers to choirs to festive markets to kids’ events, Rhiannon Farr has compiled the cream of concerts, markets and more this Christmas in Wales.
Over the last few years, air fryers have become the new must-have gadgets. But do they live up to the hype?
Hidden beneath the spotlight of their larger equivalents, small Welsh theatres play a vital but often overlooked role in their communities.
Buzz’s west coast correspondent Julia Deli was in Cardigan town centre for this year’s edition of Cymro-Irish crossover event Other Voices.
Not sure what to expect or listen to to prepare for Stump, Wentz, and co in Cardiff? Joshua Williams picks five crucial Fall Out Boy songs to get in the mood…
Need some Halloween spookery? With Buzz’s cinema don Keiron Self your guide, take a look at this year’s latest additions to the world of horror and thriller films.