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Thor: Love and Thunder

July 22 film highlights: from THOR 4 to WHERE THE CRAWDADS SING

July’s film releases include an Irish drama about an impromptu baby adaption and a cartoon about Superman’s dog.

July 2, 2022 Filed Under: Film, Previews
Wales at World Cup

What Wales at the World Cup means to Welsh football fans – and what’s still to come

June 30, 2022 Filed Under: Features, Sport
Adwaith

ADWAITH: rising Welsh-language dreampop trio excel with BATO MATO

July 1, 2022 Filed Under: Albums, Reviews

WHAT’S ON

A Ramble Through Aberystwyth

A RAMBLE THROUGH ABERYSTWYTH OR ON BEING INSANE IN SANE PLACES: a guided tour laced with humour and personal narrative

Butch Queen

Popular queer party BITCH, PLEASE! returns to CARPE NOCTEM on first weekend of July

Migrations

Welsh National Opera’s MIGRATIONS explores the highs & lows of starting a new life

Buzz Culture Learning Experience

A Brand NEW Learning Experience from Buzz

If you’re 18-30, live in Wales, and want to get ahead in the Creative and Cultural Industries, this could be what you’re looking for.

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BUZZ PICKS

Steelhouse Festival

From Insta-worthy food festivals to downhill derbies, here are 10 of Wales’ best July outdoor events

Here is our comprehensive list of 10 outdoor events happening around Wales this July, come rain or shine!

July 1, 2022
Filed Under: Features, Outdoors
Dionne Warwick

Music legend (and Twitter icon) DIONNE WARWICK brings sass & soul to penultimate tour closer

On the penultimate night of One Last Time, her UK tour, to be in the presence of legendary musician Dionne Warwick was a real honour.

July 1, 2022
Filed Under: Live, Reviews

CLWSTWR: film, TV, gaming & theatre game-changers unite for Wales’ first (free) creative expo

Billed as Wales’ first media innovation event, ClwstwrVerse touches down in Cardiff, Mon 4 July, featuring workshops from Universal Pictures, Ffilm Cymru, BBC and more.

June 30, 2022
Filed Under: Culture

THE DESTRUCTION & CREATION OF MICHAEL JACKSON: brilliantly written biography-in-reverse

Ellis Cashmore asks the difficult questions – can and should we separate the art from the artist? And, most uncomfortably, are we responsible for Michael Jackson’s destruction if we, as consumers, aided in his creation?

June 29, 2022
Filed Under: Books, Reviews

THE LAST WITCH CRAZE unearths secret ‘wizards’ at 17th-century science world’s heart

Featuring engrossing art and photographs that only aid in the voluminous research and peculiar chronicle, this intellectual book will leave you with abundant food for thought and no doubt provoke ample discussion.

June 29, 2022
Filed Under: Books, Reviews

Reviews

Wayfinder

Art film WAYFINDER takes a hypnotic tour through Britain using a Black cultural lens

July 1, 2022
Filed Under: Film, Reviews
Migrations - credit Craig Fuller

MIGRATIONS: WNO spreads its wings too wide in Will Todd’s diverse, operatic behemoth

July 1, 2022
Filed Under: Reviews, Theatre
Bob Mould, The Globe, Cardiff - credit Hugh Russell

Rock underground founding father BOB MOULD delivers career-spanning sweatbox set

June 30, 2022
Filed Under: Live, Reviews

NABIL AYERS explores identity & his famed father in MY LIFE IN THE SUNSHINE

June 29, 2022
Filed Under: Books, Music, Reviews
Nitram

NITRAM: Caleb Landry Jones shines in grim but gripping Port Arthur drama

June 27, 2022
Filed Under: Film, Reviews
Stealing Sheep - WOW Machine

STEALING SHEEP: Liverpudlian feminists mix video game sounds & psychedelia

June 24, 2022
Filed Under: Albums, Reviews
Martin Courtney - credit: Sinna Nasseri

REAL ESTATE’s MARTIN COURTNEY gives summery BEATLES-vibes on second solo album

June 24, 2022
Filed Under: Albums, Reviews
Zola Jesus - credit Shervin Lainez

ZOLA JESUS captivates with seventh album – thanks to seasoned collaborators

June 24, 2022
Filed Under: Albums, Reviews

Roundup

Lightyear/Elvis/The Black Phone

June 2022 film highlights: from ALL MY FRIENDS HATE ME to ELVIS

Our June film selections range from homegrown lo-fidelity horror in All My Friends Hate Me to lurid Elvis hagiography in the eponymous biopic.

June 1, 2022
Filed Under: Film, Previews
Roots Unearthed's May headliner Andy Irvine - credit Julianne Rouquette

ROOTS roundup: Irish folk pioneer ANDY IRVINE graces Cardiff

Irish folk legend Andy Irvine rolls into Cardiff’s St David’s Hall on Tue 17 May as part of the Roots Unearthed series.

May 16, 2022
Filed Under: Live, Previews
Top Gun: Maverick/Doctor Strange In The Multiverse of Madness/Men

May 2022 film highlights: from DOCTOR STRANGE to MEN

From Doctor Strange to Top Gun: Maverick to Men, Keiron Self takes a look at what’s on offer at the cinema this May.

May 2, 2022
Filed Under: Film, Previews
Jac Yarrow as Joseph, 2021 - credit Tristram Kenton

Roll up Cardiff, there’s a new Joseph in town… Jac Yarrow dons the Dreamcoat

Joseph And The Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat’s current tour brings rising West End star Jac Yarrow back to his old stomping ground at the New Theatre this month.

April 28, 2022
Filed Under: Interviews, Previews, Theatre
Gŵyl Crime Cymru's Mark Ellis

“There was a crying need for this” – Wales’ first crime writing festival GWYL CRIME CYMRU returns

As Wales’ first crime writers’ festival Gwyl Crime Cymru returns this month, Billie Ingram Sofokleous found out what to expect from the cloak and dagger lovers’ event.

April 27, 2022
Filed Under: Books, Interviews, Previews

This Week

Jack Savoretti - credit: Chris Floyd

“Making music with people and for people is why I do it” – JACK SAVORETTI talks new album & the magic of European music

June 28, 2022
Filed Under: Interviews, Music
Michael Bell

“Working with Brian Blessed… he was a force of nature” – CARDIFF PHILHARMONIC’s Michael Bell rings in 40 years – and 400 concerts

June 24, 2022
Filed Under: Interviews, Music
Circle of Fifths

NTW’s CIRCLE OF FIFTHS proves non-traditional theatre is vital in Wales

June 23, 2022
Filed Under: Dance, Reviews, Theatre
Mitski

Following HARRY STYLES support slots, MITSKI mesmerises solo in Cardiff

June 23, 2022
Filed Under: Live, Reviews

“Forget Loose Women, we’re the Loose Grannies!” – 4 Cardiff nans take over BBC Radio Wales with NANI HACKS

June 23, 2022
Filed Under: Community, Interviews

Shocking tales of murder, magic & love entwine in THE SNOW LEOPARD OF MOSCOW

June 22, 2022
Filed Under: Books, Reviews
The Perfect Golden Circle, Benjamin Myers

THE PERFECT GOLDEN CIRCLE gets sensuously political with English crop circles

June 22, 2022
Filed Under: Books, Reviews

AN OPEN DOOR: powerful & diverse essays about travel to & from Wales

June 22, 2022
Filed Under: Books, Reviews, Travel

Features

Kate Bush

KATE BUSH: the bonkers and the beautiful

There’s a lot more to Kate Bush than the Netflix-fuelled boomerang hit of the moment Running Up That Hill. Chris Williams presents a guide to some deep cuts from her remarkable discography.

June 14, 2022
Filed Under: Features, Music
Out & Wild - LGBT Fit

Be Out & Wild at the UK’s first queer women’s wellness retreat

Hearing queer women’s frustrations about the chronic lack of spaces they can call their own, a Pembrokeshire excursion inspired Polly Shute to give them a refuge during Pride season.

June 7, 2022
Filed Under: Features, Life, Outdoors, Well-being
Ms. Marvel, Abbott Elementary, The Umbrella Academy

This June in TV + streaming: from ABBOTT ELEMENTARY to UMBRELLA ACADEMY

As the temperature is getting warmer, what better time is there to ignore the outside and see what’s streaming this June in TV?

May 31, 2022
Filed Under: Culture, Features, TV
Hay Castle

“A renovation, not a restoration” – how Hay Castle became a unique, 900-year-old heritage project

Ahead of Hay Castle’s grand opening to the public for the first time in 900 years, Exectutive Director Tom True gave us a look round this unique heritage project.

May 27, 2022
Filed Under: Features, Life, Outdoors, Travel
Ludacity Festival

Wales Festival Guide 2022: every major, unmissable event

With festival season now underway in Wales, Buzz presents our comprehensive guide to the array of weekenders, all-dayers and general rave-ups across Wales in 2022.

May 7, 2022
Filed Under: Features, Festivals, Life

interviews

Lea Salonga

“Playing Jasmine & Mulan was a huge responsibility at a young age” – Disney royalty LEA SALONGA makes regal stop in Cardiff

June 20, 2022
Filed Under: Interviews, Music, Theatre
Violet Skies

“I’ve written for MABEL & DIANA ROSS but the music I do best is my own” – songwriter VIOLET SKIES is finally taking centre stage

June 16, 2022
Filed Under: Interviews, Live, Music
George Benson

“People keep me abreast of what’s good – it invigorates me” – GEORGE BENSON looks back on 70 years of music

June 14, 2022
Filed Under: Interviews, Music
Dana Gillespie

50 years of Ziggy Stardust – Bowie collaborator DANA GILLESPIE looks back to 1972 at Cardiff weekender

June 13, 2022
Filed Under: Interviews, Music
Rhod Gilbert

“By the time I get to Cardiff, it’ll be show 190” – RHOD GILBERT’s never-ending tour is… coming to its end

June 9, 2022
Filed Under: Comedy, Interviews
Hay Pride

“We are different and that’s something to be celebrated” – Hay’s first Pride organisers bring queer colour to town

June 2, 2022
Filed Under: Community, Interviews

“It’s not a novelty – it’s a living language” – GWENNO on recording new album in Cornish – and in Cornwall

June 1, 2022
Filed Under: Interviews, Music
The Hollies

“We started in 1963 and worked every year since” – BOBBY ELLIOTT on THE HOLLIES’ 60th anniversary

May 31, 2022
Filed Under: Interviews, Music
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