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Ebony talks through her Hidden Gem pick, the television series The Young Offenders
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Want something different to watch over the break? Why not try Ebony’s suggestion: People Just Do Nothing.
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Every year we are bombarded with the deliberation of which festivals go to. Often these are the stalwart Reading, Boomtown and Creamfields. Yet, it is often worth exploring smaller (and less expensive!) festivals that will provide the same experience, just in a more caring and concise way. Another thing that sets these festivals apart is […]
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With its 18 year anniversary coming up, Ebony Bolter reminisces about a British classic.
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Ebony Bolter takes a look at James Blake’s Assume Form, the album we shouldn’t miss.
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Gary Shteyngart’s novel Super Sad True Love Story is a novel of extremities: hilarious, sad and distinctively intimate. The 2010 release is a startlingly bleak (and accurate) satirical look into the future of dystopian America. There is economic and political strife in New York, with China holding the power of causing a financial collapse. Protagonist […]
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This girl band classic is 20 years old.
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Ebony Bolter takes a look back at the Tony Scott-Quentin Tarantino collaboration.
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Ebony Bolter previews Mabel’s performance at Southampton’s O2 Guildhall this Sunday.
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Ebony Bolter takes a look at FKA twigs’ rebirth.
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With toil and trouble everywhere in this production of Shakespeare’s classic, Ebony reviews Chichester Theatre’s iteration of Macbeth.
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Ebony Bolter reviews the film on everybody’s lips right now.
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Ebony Bolter looks back on Lynne Ramsay’s emotionally raw thriller starring Joaquin Phoenix.