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While COVID-19 may have caused a boom in streaming and gaming, Elizabeth Sorrell asks an important question: Will the entertainment industry recover?
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News editor, Sam Pegg, gives you your weekly news update on all things going on in the entertainment world.
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Editor Morgan McMillan chats with Izzy B. Phillips from Black Honey on their new album, coronavirus and the importance of educating yourself during lockdown.
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Snow Patrol wrote a new EP with the help of their fans on Instagram – but is it any good?
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Broken records, stars lost and an ongoing battles between console powerhouses are just a few of the events that have happened this week. Read the article to find out more!
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Freshers week is approaching and a soon to be second wave of coronavirus. Nightclubs across Southampton and the UK are preparing to host a variety of events in a sweat germ packed box with Switch Nightclub hosting its first event since March on 12th September. Café Parfait and many other nightclubs are following suit with […]
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The deadline to submit a short film for the Watersprite Film Festival ‘Creativity in Crisis Short Film Award’ is 12th August 2020.
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Edge Editor , Morgan McMillan , discusses how Drag Queens are evolving their performances in this COVID-19 world.
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We have had ENOUGH of quarantine songs. Musicians please stop.
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As Coronavirus lockdown lessens and the entertainment industry begins to receive a fresh breath of air, the world of news continues rocking on. From a new piece of artwork unveiled by British artist Bansky to a possible One Direction 10-year anniversary celebration and a revealed release date for Ubisoft’s next Assassins Creed game. Here are […]
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Due to COVID-19, all venues had to close their doors to the public to ensure our safety. Writers from The Edge all reflect on their most beloved music venues and express why they miss them so much.
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#Letthemusicplay is a hashtag sweeping the nation and calls for Government action to help keep the music industry afloat.
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It has been confirmed that no buyer has been found after the theatres went into administration in May.
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Jed Wareham reflects on whether gig-goers should be returning to live performances as soon as possible and ways in which the future of gigs may change in the light of COVID-19.