'In Sickness' British indie horror film needs your help.
Up and coming director Danny Lacey, the man behind several short films, is wanting help for his latest endeavour short film ‘In Sickness’.
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You Know Nothin', Jon Snow
When Charlie Brooker met Jon Snow. No, not Ned Stark’s bastard from Game of Thrones, but the Channel 4 news presenter. It’s… pretty cringe worthy. Not him.
BlogRye Zuul
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Science For The Win! Brittany's weekly science roundup
This week, science is weird. We go from GMOs to comets to bacteria cheese. Humans are a strange species, but at least we are learning in our own fun way.
BlogBrittany Thornton
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Good bye, Paul Walker!
The news of Paul Walker’s death broke a few hours ago, stunning his family, his friends and his fans.
NewsCristina Bogdan
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Release The Kraken! Mike's Magic Reviews
This week those I have been handed a pretty Kraken Deck. hahahaha. ha.
NewsMike Orvis
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Graffiti artists + Warehouse = Stunning piece of art
Give four graffiti artists a warehouse and unlimited paint and the result is a visually stunning piece of stop motion art.
NewsBecca Harper
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BBC's Sherlock gets an air date
The wait is nearly over for Sherlock fans! BBC revealed that the new series of Sherlock is to première on the 1st January, making for an extra special New…
NewsAlyson Davies
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Slaine: The Book of Scars
Slaine, a barbarian fantasy series which takes in various elements of Irish and Celtic mythology, created by Pat Mills and Angela Kincaid, recently had its…
ReviewsBooks & ComicsAndy Haigh
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Clockwork Watch
Clockwork Watch is an odd project consisting of various transmedia projects.
ReviewsCallum Tyndall
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The Steam sale has arrived
For those gamers out there who wanted to save money for Christmas, Steam has other ideas.
NewsGamingStephen Brewer
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Broken Sword 5: Available for Pre-Order now
For fans of the Broken Sword franchise, the point-and-click adventure game, today is a good day.
NewsGamingStephen Brewer
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Time and Relative Dimensions in Games: An Isometric Doctor Who Video Game Retrospective
Greetings, and welcome to Isometrics, a slightly askew analysis of video games.
FeaturesFilm & TVDavid Rose
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