Entertainment
9th Mar
| By Jayde Gamble
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In the first exhibition of her work in almost a century, Manchester art gallery presents a collection of Annie Swynnerton’s paintings. A woman who...
8th Mar
| By Molly Court
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Who is guilty of giving their child an iPad instead of a pack of Crayola pencils and a piece of paper?
Traditional crafts are becoming extinct due...
8th Mar
| By Olivia-Marie Baron
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With a unique, extravagant exhibition making its way to Manchester’s Whitworth Art Gallery for its UK debut, it was supposedly not one to miss....
8th Mar
| By Olivia-Marie Baron
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‘The Shape of Water’ is by far the most bizarre film I have ever watched - but probably one of the greatest. It seems like the world agrees, with the...
7th Mar
| By Lydia O'Dowd
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Just before Leeds, in a small city called Wakefield, is the award-winning Hepworth Art Gallery. It is home to worldwide famous work from artists such...
7th Mar
| By Molly Court
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Dare I say it, Game Night is a comedy that actually made me laugh out loud (quite unusual for a modern American comedy). Directing duos John Francis...
6th Mar
| By Sophie Hollands
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There are many influential figures among the Manchester School of Art alumni and Sylvia Pankhurst with suffragette, anti-fascist campaigner and...
4th Mar
| By Amy Stott
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Famous for his paintings of ‘matchstick men and matchstick cats and dogs,’ the exhibition of L.S. Lowry’s work at The Lowry, Salford Quays, not only...
2nd Mar
| By Jessica Devine
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The 1970s – an unforgettable decade where change began and shaped the world we live in today. From the Sex Discrimination Act becoming active and...
