The dark side of the web influencer economy fuels new horror DEADSTREAM
In one-man horror Deadstream, a desperate web influencer goes into a haunted house to do a livestream for sponsors in a bid to make money and save himself from debt.
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Blackwater Gallery’s FAR A DAY lets two emerging female digital artists leave their mark
This summer, Cardiff’s Blackwater Gallery collaborates with the women-led empowerment initiative Her Mark for their latest art exhibition, Far A Day.
MELLOW MOON: a promising indie-pop debut from ALFIE TEMPLEMAN
Mellow Moon is an effervescent, promising debut from Alfie Templeman, cementing his reputation for making breezy indie-pop songs.
Swansea glam rockers BANDICOOT put on belter of a debut album show
Swansea’s finest glam rockers Bandicoot took to Clwb Ifor Bach in Cardiff for a Saturday sell-out gig after the release of their debut album, Black After Dark.
COVERS: CAT POWER’s new album is far from a rehash of the familiar
On new album Covers, Cat Power gets to the heart of the songs she interprets, leaving the listener disinclined to make comparisons with the originals.
PHENOTYPES: a slow-burn journey into Brazilian colourism worth taking
Although Phenotypes is not an easy read, its exploration of the ambiguities of racial classification in Brazil is a journey worth taking.
DON’T LOOK UP: DiCaprio and Lawrence’s apocalyptic comedy plays on timely fears
A timely satire with an all star cast, Don't Look Up is a film that feels frighteningly close to reality at times.
MODE slays Cardiff with a dose of high energy, high fashion drag
Experimental runway drag show MODE at Cardiff's Tramshed pays off in spades - even for a capital city saturated with the artform.
THE POWER OF THE DOG: Cumberbatch stews in Jane Campion’s simmering cowboy drama
Jane Campion and Benedict Cumberbatch's Netflix cowboy drama The Power of the Dog leaves much to muse upon.
HEATHERS: THE MUSICAL – a splashy, freaky tribute to the 80s cult classic
Heathers: The Musical brings 80s-infused fun, f-bombs and flashy colour to the WMC in Cardiff in a cold December.
A one-stop feast of bold, inventive curatorship – THE RULES OF ART? | REVIEW
National Museum Wales' The Rules of Art is a bold and inventive exhibition that de-colonises and flattens all notions of history and hierachy.
I left feeling rather depressed – THE TIGERFACE SHOW | STAGE REVIEW
Though billed as a comedy, The Tigerface Show at Newport's Riverfront left Lynda Nash feeling far from amused.