by Joe Beck | May 26, 2026 | Latest, Leaders, Top Story, War
For over a century, filmmakers including Ridley Scott, Stanley Kubrick and Martin Scorsese have wanted to capture Napoleon Bonaparte on screen. Yet, despite hundreds of attempts, millions of dollars, and some of cinema’s greatest minds, the true complexities of...
by Max Astle | May 26, 2026 | Latest, Music, People
The biopic Amadeus, released in 1984, depicts the life of Amadeus Mozart from his childhood to his last ten years in Vienna, and is the best example of this. In music, reception often refers to how listeners and audiences perceive, interpret, and respond to music,...
by Max Astle | May 25, 2026 | Extra, Latest, Top Story
From a mother’s touch to the blood, sweat and tears that dye the clothes from the inside out with the final group. In the Andes, the first thought is warmth, and the second is how to get it. Costume designer Julio Suárez shows us the thought process and truthful...
by Tom Preston | May 23, 2026 | Heros, Latest, People, War
Shot down while flying a reconnaissance mission at the height of the Cold War, Francis Gary Powers’s story of being captured and exchanged for a Russian spy went on to be immortalised in Steven Spielberg’s Bridge of Spies. His son, Gary Powers Jr discusses...
by Tom Preston | May 23, 2026 | Heros, War
Lee Miller became the first female war photographer to be stationed alongside an infantry unit during the Second World War, The film Lee depicts her fight to get to the frontlines and the truth behind her most enduring photographs. Her son, Antony Penrose, discusses...
