*The above clip is recommended listening to accompany this article. By Neil Mace & Erica Canela ‘The Room’ – A classic film for all the wrong reasons ‘Citizen Kane’. ‘The Shawshank Redemption’. ‘The Godfather’. ‘One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest’. ‘The Room’? Continue reading
By Pat Merrick The Hitman’s loyal fans in the United Kingdom may not have been surprised with the recent news that two-weight division world champion Ricky “The Hitman” Hatton has decided to hit the gym and resume his boxing career following months of speculation. This news has been received with mixed emotions from boxing fans. … Continue reading
By Troy McClure He’s a former US Navy Seal, Actor, Governor of Minnesota, WWF hall of famer, author and TV presenter; not to mention a crack pot. Continue reading
By Neil Mason NewsRadio was never broadcast in the UK during its original run (1995-1999), but that’s not saying much – even the monster that is ‘Seinfeld’ never got a fair crack of the whip from the BBC (unless you count midnight on a Sunday on BBC2 as primetime). It’s my favourite US sitcom – … Continue reading
By Bryan McManus Comedy is subjective? I suppose that’s kinda true but it’s just a schmucky way of saying if it makes you laugh it’s funny ergo it’s comedy, that’s not subjective that’s FACT! Continue reading
By Pamela Gray You’re probably already eagerly anticipating the return of all the best shows on TV. This autumn even the infamous Dallas will be gracing our screens with a return and i must say after seeing the first episode Continue reading
By Calvin Berry There is not many things better for a sports fan than a good sports movie. The problem is that for every good sports movie there is a Goal 3 out there… Continue reading
By Pamela Gray I’d like to introduce y’all to the Mysterious Cities of Gold, my favourite cartoon of all time. (also with the best intro btw). Educational without the yawn factor, it tells the story of Esteban’s advent Continue reading
By Mark Edwards Radiohead are my favourite band in the world and of all time. I remember seeing them back when they were called the Jennifers, they also attended Cambridge university where I scored top marks in my brain surgery degree. While I used to heckle, ridicule and hate Continue reading
By Mark Edwards Ah! Get some bread and a toaster and let us toast the fantastical world of cinema. The masters of cinema have the ability to create a fantasy world in their mind and transport us there through the art of film. It could be the Death Star, Hogwarts or New Zealand. For 90 … Continue reading
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