Book · February 28, 2025
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Book · February 27, 2025
The Looking Glass War by John le Carré
Book · February 26, 2025
The Flight by Julie Clark
Book · February 25, 2025
Dragonfly in Amber by Diana Gabaldon
Book · February 24, 2025
Nothing to Lose by Lee Child
Blog · February 23, 2025
Words and music
A recent interview with Tim Rice has brought up the idea of captioning musicals for audiences to gain a better understanding, using surtitles (not a word I had come across before) as newer generations are so used to subtitling their content anyway. It’s very frustrating at times, especially if you’re the words man... Time and time again, the lyrics couldn’t be heard when it was choral. If you’ve got great …
Blog · February 23, 2025
When money met sellout
Okay, I've sat with this for two weeks and I can't take it any more. I, like many people, trawl through the Superbowl adverts looking at who has sold out this year, and I was astounded to see Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal resurrecting their When Harry Met Sally characters to sell mayonnaise. It's awful. I wouldn't have minded if it had just been that once, but I've seen it …
Game · February 23, 2025
Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation
Album · February 23, 2025
Ticket to Ride by Carpenters
Album · February 23, 2025
Critical Thinking by Manic Street Preachers
Book · February 23, 2025
Call Me Maybe by Cara Bastone
Book · February 22, 2025
Write It All Down by Cathy Rentzenbrink
Book · February 21, 2025
Camberwell Beauty by Jenny Eclair
Book · February 20, 2025
Ghosts by Dolly Alderton
Book · February 19, 2025
Doctor Who: Ghosts of India by Mark Morris
Book · February 18, 2025
It by Stephen King
Film · February 17, 2025
Mr Blandings Builds His Dream House
Book · February 17, 2025
The Heart of the Dales by Gervase Phinn
Blog · February 16, 2025
Saturday night singalong
The Backstreet Boys popped up on Saturday Night Live's 50th anniversary concert and boy were they well received! Who would have thought that Paul Rudd and Jon Hamm would be bopping along to these boys as if their lives depended on it! Plus Maya Rudolph always in flirt mode, it's wonderful. What I love most about this is actually the YouTube comments, not traditionally a place known for positivity, are …
Album · February 16, 2025
Attack of the Grey Lantern by Mansun
Album · February 16, 2025
Polari by Olly Alexander
Book · February 16, 2025
Undoctored by Adam Kay
Book · February 15, 2025
Longstone by L. J. Ross
Blog · February 14, 2025
TV roundup - Dreaming and stargazing
One of my new year resolutions is to spend a bit less on streaming services, which means I'm having to be a bit more judicious about when I watch certain things... and that I'm inevitably watching more on the free services like BBC and Channel 4. It does mean an increase in ad viewing as well, which is a downside, but at the moment, it's worth the trade off. Here's …
Film · February 14, 2025
Calamity Jane
Book · February 13, 2025
Bad Luck and Trouble by Lee Child
Book · February 12, 2025
The Viscount Who Loved Me by Julia Quinn
Blog · February 11, 2025
Staying in for a walk
I keep seeing walking pads everywhere - the smaller, more agile version of a treadmill that is designed for walking rather than running, and getting your steps in rather than completing a marathon. Naturally with the start of a new year and resolutions being made and broken, it makes sense for a lot of conversation to centre on health and fitness but I really am seeing these small machines everywhere, …
Book · February 10, 2025
Foundation by Isaac Asimov
Film · February 9, 2025
Gregory's Girl
Film · February 9, 2025
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
Blog · February 9, 2025
Going inside the Pixar script
There is so much content on Disney+ that it's easy to overlook some gems, and I'm glad to have uncovered one of them - Inside Pixar. The documentary series is twenty short episodes that delve into different aspects of making Pixar movies. Lots of behind the scenes insight into various roles, from artists to writers, but also less creative roles such as the admin assistant, the facilities manager, and even …
Blog · February 9, 2025
C'est magnifique, Hooky Street
The Only Fools and Horses Musical has been around for a few years now but left the West End for a UK tour last year and finally I have managed to see it. Written by Paul Whitehouse and Jim Sullivan (son of original creator John Sullivan), the musical features all the characters you know and love, including that yellow three-wheeled van, and brings them together for a two hour extravaganza. …
Album · February 9, 2025
Angel Dust by Faith No More
Film · February 9, 2025
The Guns of Navarone
Album · February 9, 2025
Closer by Kim Wilde
Film · February 8, 2025
Jem and the Holograms
Film · February 8, 2025
The Running Man
Book · February 8, 2025
Daisy Jones and The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid
Film · February 7, 2025
Behind Enemy Lines
Book · February 5, 2025
The Hard Way by Lee Child
Book · February 3, 2025
Murder on the Marlow Belle by Robert Thorogood
Blog · February 2, 2025
Going deeper underground
The second series of Silo finished on Apple TV recently and ooh it was a great ride. It picked up right where the last series ended, with our intrepid hero Juliette Nichols (portrayed endlessly brilliantly by Rebecca Ferguson) finding a new Silo - an abandoned Silo, or so it seems. Needless to say, spoilers follow if you haven't watched the series yet, so head over and finish up the ten …
Album · February 2, 2025
Ev3 by En Vogue
Album · February 2, 2025
The High Road by Kane Brown
Book · February 2, 2025
Ghostbusters by Richard Mueller
Film · February 1, 2025
Grosse Pointe Blank
Film · January 31, 2025
Evita
Book · January 31, 2025
One Shot by Lee Child
Book · January 30, 2025