Review: King Charles (II)
Our political editor on music, the monarchy, and at least two megalomaniacs.
Category Archives: Culture
Review: Water Sky
Chopsticks and curiously translated menus abound as Maximilian Yuen thrusts himself into oriental cuisine! Will he soar out astride an imperial dragon, or will the bounteous oil and salty soy take out his liver first? The thrilling saga continues!
Thank You For The Music
Our political editor welcomes the 6 Music Festival to Bristol.
There’s a Starman Waiting in the Sky
James Wearmouth reflects on the passing of another British music icon.
Game on!
Hey, you! Do you groan with contempt as yet another chicken breast lands on your plate?
Review: Macbeth
What did our political editor make of ‘the Scottish Film’?
The Wrong Trousers
There seems to be a craze sweeping through the streets nowadays of trousers with rips around their knees. The youths think it’s hip, sexy even. It’s not.
Praise the Lard!
Lurking somewhere in a bakery near you lies the finest cake in Christendom. Few have heard its ancient name, fewer still have known its fatty charms.
The Staves: Perfect Pitch, Personality Free.
If you are into female harmony folk-rock you are probably listening to The Staves right now. Their singing is about as good as it gets and being sisters they’ve had plenty of practise.
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Check out our pick of the best articles about Bristol from across the web.
