Mello Mello: A Performer’s Point of View
I’m not a big social drinker but whenever I do fancy a quiet sit down with a comic book and my thoughts I inevitably wander over to Mello Mello, a non-profit bar and cafe run by a bunch of friendly enthusistic hippies. I remember when it first opened nigh on four years ago, they had [...]
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Radar: Blog North
The region’s best bloggers congregate, network and tell you all how easy it is to beat us at our own game. And we’re promoting it? What’s wrong with us?
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The Place Where No-one Knows Your Name
So, who’s been to this ‘new’ hip haunt in theatreland? It’s the talk of the town. But we’re just not sure what, exactly, they’re saying…
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Liverpool… Then and Now
Our weekly Picture This series made us look back with sadness, and a longing for the days of Double Diamond neon, rather than oversized digital screens….
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Sympathy? Don’t Look to Liverpool Lifestyle Magazine
What happens when a major investor in Liverpool ONE is forced to shut up shop and let its staff go – well, if you’re editing a local magazine, it’s time to gloat…
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We All Wish We Lived in…
In the town where we were born, lives a man who’s doing up a boat with all mod cons and instant canal-side appeal…
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Get Back Colquitt – Playing now
We’ve been playing a lot of Get Back Colquitt recently. Maybe you should be, too.
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Support Cancer Care at Clatterbridge
What are you doing this weekend? Have a meal, invite friends around, support Clatterbridge Cancer Care. That’s what we’re doing.
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Outfit: Dashing In Passing
Outfit, fresh from their mini tour sometime-supporting Real Estate, have released Dashing in Passing into a waiting world.
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Your silence will be considered as your consent
Some extra curricular material for those about to visit Homeland, at Wolstenholme Creative Space. Here’s Laurie Anderson’s take on the darker side of national security, safety and identity.
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GIT Music Awards: More Judges Announced
More judges lined up for GIT’s inaugural Liverpool Music Awards. Surely enough to pick a deserving winner? Let’s have no Speech Debelle nonsense…
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Metquarter Watch
What’s happening in the world of our favourite under-cover exclusive shopping mall, then?
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Review: The Kite Runner at Liverpool Playhouse
— Despite strong performances and moment of beauty, The Kite Runner never develops a sense of threat or urgency that such a lengthy, weighty production requires.
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