Ah, Friends. At this point, we probably all know the series like the backs of our hands. But what if we gave it a little Brummie update? What would the iconic characters be like? Where would they hang out? From next...
Centred on buzzing Hurst Street, the Gay Village in Birmingham sure knows how to have a good time - day and night. The quarter is filled with al fresco coffee shops, late-night pubs, raucous bars and nightclubs with dra...
Alert the church elders, take that turkey off your head and finish off your mouthful of beef trifle, is opening its purple door at the NEC in Birmingham on July 8, and tickets are on sale now. The iconic series has ble...
On September 22, 1994, FRIENDS™ aired on TV for the first time, and almost thirty years later, the iconic series is still firmly placed in pop culture. If watching reruns on Netflix at lunch when WFH isn't enough (just...
Ed Gamble and James Acaster's hit of a podcast Off Menu launched in December 2018 and has since rocketed to popularity, with over 120 million downloads to its name. The pair feature a guest in each episode and embark on...
Talk to someone with a passing interest in movies and then turn to another with a degree in film studies and a high-brow taste... they will tell you the exact same thing: Paddington is a cinematic masterpiece. And so is...
It's time to binge some telly. The Golden Globes 2022 lacked the usual glitz and glamour of the ceremony. There was no red carpet, no celebrity fanfare and no savage monologue by Ricky Gervais. The super scaled down ev...
Have a holly jolly horrible Christmas at this drive-in car park panto... From the comedic minds behind Horrible Histories comes a journey back through Christmas' past. Park up, turn off your engines and settle in to wa...
Calling all telly addicts... If you're one of those people who counts down the hours at work, dreaming of the moment you can plonk yourself in front of the telly with a biscuit and a cuppa, then this might be your time...
Netflix has saved the day once again. I think we can all agree that Netflix has single-handedly carried us through lockdown part one, two and three. As frustrating as it gets to keep reminding Netflix that we are indee...