Five years ago Michelle Ryan, having fled the familial dramas of Albert Square and grown out her signature fringe, decided to seek fame and fortune in America.Read
Film lovers will get the chance to enjoy some of their favourite films whilst basking in the promised sunshine at Brindleyplace’s first ever outdoor film festival.Read
Reviews of the latest cinema releases, including the new Batman film The Dark Knight Rises, Birmingham-made film Tortoise In Love and the reissue of Chariots Of Fire.Read
Unless actors are able to parlay a start as a child star straight into a long term career as an adult, they will generally have grafted at all manner of mundane jobs while waiting for their big break.Read
Graham Young and Roz Laws review the latest films including Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter, Chernobyl Diaries, Cosmopolis, The Last Projectionist and Jaws.Read
With his new film set to celebrate 100 years of film history in Birmingham, Electric Cinema owner Tom Lawes discusses the end of an era with Graham Young.Read
Graham Young, Roz Laws and Alison Jones review the latest films including Woody Allen: A Documentary, Rock Of Ages, A Fantastic Fear of Everything, Red Lights, Fast Girls, ill Manors and A Thousand Kisses Deep.Read
Fans of the Apprentice TV series might remember a particularly cringe-worthy attempt to win a task which resulted in the creation of an unlikely superhero known as Pantsman.Read
Graham Young reviews the latest cinema releases including Prometheus 3D, Red Tails, The Pact, También La Lluvia (Even The Rain) and The Innkeepers.Read
