TV Editor Kylie Clarke reviews You Are So Not Invited To My Bat Mitzvah, finding it a sincere and heartfelt ode to adolescence.

Gaming Editor Louis Wright finds The Boy and the Heron to be a near perfect exploration of death and memory

Film Writer Jaiden Griffin reviews Saw X, finding it to be a fitting entry to the franchise, despite it's disappointing conclusion.

Film Critic Ruby Green praises the dazzling, career-spanning ambition of Taylor Swift's immersive new concert film: The Eras Tour

Print&Features Editor Jess Parker hails Season 16 as a return to form for its ensemble cast of 'uniquely awful characters'

TV Writer Rani Jadfa reviews the first episode, celebrating the excellent pacing and chemistry of the actors

TV Writer Ashleigh Sutton reviews the new season of Heartstopper, finding it enjoyable despite some cringe-worthy performances

Despite its criticisms, TV Critic Rani Jadfa endorses Marvel's TV efforts for its diversity and ability to bring viewers together

Digital Editor Halima Ahad praises Disney's Once Upon a Studio; a joyous film that celebrates the centenary of the iconic studio

Film Critic Bryony Smith finds A24 and Celine Song's Past Lives to be an authentic and heartfelt take on the romance genre

TV Writer Joel Bishton explores the legacy of Doctor Who, describing how its successful genre-switching as well as innovative ideas have led to its mass appeal and status as a staple of British television

Digital Editor Halima Ahad revisits Mamma Mia!, deciding that it is the perfect summer watch