by Lewis Kennedy | May 28, 2026 | Culture, Latest, Music, People, Top Story
The 2009 feature ‘Nowhere Boy’ helped launch the careers of Sam and Aaron Taylor-Johnson, bringing John Lennon’s pre-fame years to the big screen. Covering life at Mendips and the conflict between his mother Julia and Aunt Mimi, the film promised to...
by Lewis Kennedy | May 28, 2026 | Histo-Views
Our rating Accuracy 3 / 5 Entertainment Value 4 / 5 Most space flicks love to float around the majestic wonder of the cosmos. Absolute rubbish. Ron Howard’s Apollo 13 yanks you out of that comfortable daydream and jams you directly into a freezing,...
by Lewis Kennedy | May 27, 2026 | Extra, Latest
From the tombs of Tutankhamun to the sets of Gladiator, Nigel Hetherington has spent over two decades connecting Hollywood to history. Lewis Kennedy meets the man ensuring the big screen gets the past right, and discovers why the truth is always stranger than the...
by Lewis Kennedy | May 26, 2026 | Histo-Views
Our rating Accuracy 4 / 5 Entertainment Value 3.5 / 5 Most historical dramas about the fight for the vote love to swan around the parlour rooms of high society, but Sarah Gavron’s Suffragette deliberately drags you down into the industrial mud. By centering the...
by Lewis Kennedy | May 26, 2026 | Activism, Latest
From a quaint little bookstore in Camden to a legacy that revolutionised the boundaries of activism forever, the story of the LGSM group supporting a tiny mining village in Wales feels almost too good to be true. Here, Lewis Kennedy peels back the story imagined on...
