New filmic version of ‘Wuthering Heights’
Wuthering Heights is as classic a love story as they come and now it’s been remade into a film by director Andrea Arnold. If you…
A trusty tome for the budding landscape designer in you
If you’re the type of person who avidly watches DIY shows, glued to the telly whenever Jamie Durie has something design-y to say, you might like…
Flick ‘96 Minutes’ a claustrophobic take on carjacking
Issues of crime, class, race and ruined relationships make up 96 Minutes, a film about a carjacking in Atlanta, US, with four kids caught in one…
‘Clubbers Guide to Spring 2012’ a double-disc dose of infectious tunes
Spring is a sly thing. It creeps up on us after a breezy autumn, still unsure if it wants to relish us with full bursts of…
Daniel Radcliffe sheds more layers of Potter in ‘The Woman In Black’
It would have been pretty tough for Daniel Radcliffe to break out of the typecasting set for him after the long and tiring franchise that was…
‘Uncovered Volume 4’ impresses like its predecessors
Okay, so we live in an era when music is mashed, and sampled, and covered so much, that there’s hardly anything very original to expect. But…
Madonna-directed flick ‘W.E.’ not too shabby and affair
For all her efforts to break into the world of cinema, Madonna has had just three stand-out moments: her win of a Golden Globe for Best…
Howard Jones leaves fans content despite minor vocal setback
I remember during high-school I’d have my study room at home absolutely plastered from ceiling to floor with pin-ups of all my favourite music artists. Right…
Monty Python And The Holy Grail now on Blu-ray
The Monty Python crew, headed by John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones and Michael Palin made such a mark in the history of comedy, that even…
New star-studded flick from kookster Wes Anderson
Wes Anderson does wonders with celluloid whether its dry and surreal (The Royal Tenenbaums), exotic and comedic (The Darjeeling Limited), or even animated (Fantastic Mr Fox).…
Eva Mendes and Kylie Minogue star in twisted noir flick ‘Holy Motors’
You wouldn’t expect a cult French film from a director who hasn’t delivered anything on celluloid since 1999 up until now, starring talent not instantly labelled…
David Cronenberg’s new sci-fi flick ‘Cosmopolis’ is spooky as
Director David Cronenberg is not afraid to present full-on fear on the big screen. Already he’s shocked us with films such as Scanners and Videodrome in…
Mini magazine injects art into the field of medicine
Graphic aesthetes might be aware of a (literally) little publication called Granta magazine. The quarterly publication, though pocket-sized, is packed with fiction, non-fiction, poetry and photographic…
