Joining The Dots review: A lyrical and perceptive book
HISTORIAN Juliet Gardiner ran away from home aged 16 on January 1, 1960, the first day of a transformative decade. Daily Express :: Books Feed More...
ZZ Top REVIEW: A sharp set of bewhiskered boogie and blues at Ramblin’ Man Fair
ZZ TOP, made up of Billy Gibbons, Dusty Hill and Frank Beard, delivered a sharp set of bewhiskered boogie and blues at Ramblin Man Fair 2017. Daily Express :: Music Feed More...
The Big Sick review: Sweet and charming comedy inspired by a real-life love affair
JUSTwhen you thought romantic comedies had forgotten how to be sweet and charming, along comes The Big Sick. Daily Express :: Films Feed More...
Dunkirk movie REVIEW: How do Harry Styles and Tom Hardy fare in Christopher Nolan epic?
DUNKIRK sees Christopher Nolan return with a WW2 epic, but does the director, Harry Styles and Tom Hardy do history justice? Daily Express :: Films Feed More...
The Lying Game by Ruth Ware review: Well-written tale of friendship, guilt and betrayal
ISA is a lawyer on maternity leave when she receives a text message from a school friend whom she hasn’t seen in years: “I need you.” Daily Express :: Books Feed More...
Believe, by Nicola Adams – Book Review
NICOLA ADAMS admits her life transformed after winning gold at London 2012. But when you read her book Believe you realise she was always going to make it. Daily Express :: Books Feed More...
Monaco, Inside F1’s Greatest Race: Book Review
MONACO is the most iconic race in the Formula One calendar, and acclaimed sports writer Malcolm Folley superbly illuminates the highs and lows of the historic event in an utterly captivating read. Daily Express More...
Ayrton Senna, The Last Night: Book review
AYRTON SENNA is arguably the most iconic racing driver in the history of Formula One, and it takes more than just photographs to do the Brazilian’s tragic career justice. Daily Express :: Books Feed More...
Indigo at the O2 LIVE REVIEW – The Real Thing, Heatwave and Odyssey
DEVOTEES of the cream of mainstream Seventies funk and soul gathered at the intimate Indigo inside the O2 last Saturday. Daily Express :: Music Feed More...
Rag ‘n’ Bone Man LIVE REVIEW – ‘This voice could command an army’
Rory Graham, AKA Rag ’n’ Bone Man, who propelled himself to the top of the charts last year with the darkly powerful ‘Human’, had packed crowds captured under his spell at the O2 Academy in Shepherd’s More...